When a woman is going through perimenopause- before menopause where her period has completely stopped. She gets her period during the usual menses week but the bleeding is irregular for example she bleeds on first day not second then starts again and not the next day. Should she be praying during the days she isn’t bleeding. Is ghusl needed before every prayer or wushu is enough

Is it necessary to finish the quran with a molvi sitting in front of you because im 18 and still havent finished the quran because whenever i start till middle my molvi sometimes goes to village and never come back and this happe s several times with me so i want to ask that if i could recite and complete my quran alone or not? I can recite well though

Assalamualaikum, is it permissible for women to get laser hair removal treatment at the lower leg (below knee) from non Muslim women?

**is drawing digital art halal or haram considering that all digital art is technically in binary form and does not exist in real life** please let me know as i want to pursue a career in arts

In a fatwa about women wearing pants,I read that it is permissible for women to wear pants if it is loose & not similar to pants that men wear. But I'm having a hard time understanding what kind of pants are for women. I mean men wear all kinds of pants these days. Can I buy a pair of pants from a shop if it says "Women trousers" on the lebel? Will that lebel be enough for me to explain myself to allah? Usually where I come from, people especially my moms age tend to consider pants as men clothing.however modern muslim women are seen wearing pants in recent times.

From the size of the major Hadith collections, I'd estimate that there are only around 80 thousand at most, including overlapping Hadith. Some links (quite unreliable) seem to put the number closer to 10 thousand unique Sahih(Authentic) Hadith. Is there a study that identifies exactly how many are out there? If not, what are the major Sahih(Authentic) Hadith collections? To be precise, I'd like to know from a Sunni perspective. But answers from other sects would be interesting.

Salamun alaykum Shia brothers. I want to be educated on the matter of 12 imams. I don't want to offend anyone or mock any beliefs, I pose this question and set of points as I want to receive answers. My question is, did the Prophet (SAW) and the 12 Imams really make the concept of 12 Imams clear to their people? I contest this with 3 points: 1. We have 10's of 100's of hadiths and quran verses about Salah, Zakat, Hajj, Tawhid and Prophethood. Through this repetition, we're sure about the necessity of the 5 pillars within Islam. If the concept of Imamah was essential, it would deserve the same repetition by the Prophet (SAW) and 12 Imams in hadith literature 2. On the Hadith of 12 successors , it talks about caliphs instead of imams, doesn't mention names and says they'll be from the clan of Quraysh when the 12 imams are strictly from his (SAW) progeny. The Hadith doesn't make clear who these 12 successors would be. 3. Throughout history, many Shia sects came and went, and many branches still exist today. If the Prophet (SAW) and Imams properly conveyed Imamah to their people, why such differences between the Shia sects on the matter of Imamah? They all have their own Imams, with no set of Imams having more evidence than the other (According to my knowledge). In Shia sources, does each Imam narrate a hadith where he clearly appoints the next Imam? Thanks in advance for your answers.

Optional night prayer is a confirmed Sunnah and it is the best prayer after the obligatory ones. **The Prophet (may Allah exalt his mention) said**: >The best prayer after the obligatory prayer is the optional night prayer. [[Sunan an-Nasa'i 1614](http://www.sunnah.com/nasai/20/17)]

From what I've learned, Muhammad was revealed the Quran over 23 years from angel Gabriel, and he told it to his companions who memorized it through rhythmic chants and such, and this memorization technique seems to have been common in ancient pre-islamic Arabia. Only after Muhammads death it seems that it was written down. My question is, what were the exact techniques used to memorize the verses of the Quran. How did this work? Is there a known rhythm or way of singing or chanting them? If so, where can I learn this rhythm?

I have to take two medications twice a day. One I was going to try to take during suhoor, but the other medication is a stimulant and if I take it too late or early I will not longer be able to sleep. I am supposed to take it at noon. I don’t want to miss out on Ramadan but I have pots now pots now, and if I miss these medications I will only be able to lie in bed all day.

I've recently come across the claim by Quranists that what is commonly translated as "whom your right hand possesses" in the Quran (e.g. [33:50](https://www.quran.com/33/50)) actually refers to oaths and that the Quran itself never contains an explicit context of warfare or prisoners of war. Not being able to read Arabic, I'm curious whether this is true. Question: which verses in the Quran explicitly talk about prisoners of war in the context of "whom your right hand possesses", if any?

If I ask my parents for something and they say yes to it, but they are reluctant in giving it to me and dissapointed about it, am i sinful for doing it, as it is not ihsan? For example, if i want to skip a day of school just for the sake of resting, and they say something like "ok sure, but im dissapointed about it and would prefer if you didnt". I should mention that if i skip school it causes them sadness and distress.

Question on saying Wallahi on smth i regret
recently i was playing games with my buddy and out of anger and intention i said "wallahi i wont play this season with you again" but i later regret saying and is it okay if i ask Allah for forgiveness and break the wallahi or do i have to fast for it for breaking. any type of help is appreciated and acknowledged please help

If someone is convicted of murder/several murders and death is ruled on him/her, is saying bismillah right before killing the criminal obligatory like in slaughtering an animal on Eid

I've been contemplating whether or not to focus on hadith and at the same time attempting to memorize the Quran. I would like to know the difference of the importance of either of the two. Kind regards

My father in law promised me to pay me 5000 for a particular payment if i will clear the debt the debt is clear at the end of bearers and i spend nominal amount .can i still take money from him If the task is completed but the money is no more supposed to pay?

Assalamu alaikum I work in a call centre in my Bangladesh. But we have to calls on UK my using diffirent names like(musa,yasin,haris) etc.thats not the main fact the real fact is the product we sell. Our role is to sell them product only to restaurant and takeaway. We sell them website, tillrols,card matchin any many more things. But our role product is EPOS and Online food ordering system. When we sell each of product we gets commision for that in our slary.but the main fact is 1) when the customer recives our product some of they dont get orders from the device some of peoples get order from device by chance. 2)when customer gives any complain they dont take any action (if they think they need to take action to solve they take or not). 3) they dont explain full aggreement when customer is buying the product. 4)when customer not geta order but company still charging them.but also customer is not awared for this. My main fact is is my earning cooming halal or haram from this company i need authentic help with answer please.

My father has passed away a few weeks ago. I miss him dearly. I am desperate to know that he is better placed, Allah had mercy on him, he is in Jannah and he does not have any regrets and sorrows in another world. I am desperately want him to be in best place.

When animals die, where do their souls go?

I have seen multiple instances of non-Muslims using common Islamic phrases, such as: - Alhamdulillah (ٱلْحَمْدُ لِلَّٰهِ) - Inshallah (إن شاء الله) - Mashallah (مَا شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ) Where Muslims have complained stating that, "Non-Muslims cannot use Islamic phrases." It seems quite curious, does implementation of in-group terminology not signal some type of positive *endorsement* or *acknowledgement*? Can non-Muslims really not use this terminology? Even if with sincerity?