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Is Proverbs an accepted book
Is the book of proverbs written by the prophet Sulaiman, son of dawud, accepted by Islam ?
Is the book of proverbs written by the prophet Sulaiman, son of dawud, accepted by Islam ?
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microsoft points count as zakat?
if you use Microsoft browser you will get Microsoft points which you can use to redeem for gift cards or donate to charity of any country does donating to charity groups USING Microsoft points count as zakat or no?
if you use Microsoft browser you will get Microsoft points which you can use to redeem for gift cards or donate to charity of any country does donating to charity groups USING Microsoft points count as zakat or no?
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The problem with purulent snot
I have this situation-yellow snot every day, it's clear that it's purulent. Since pus is najis, it means purulent snot, which is essentially snot mixed with pus, is also najis. So, do I have to wash my nose before every ablution and prayer?
I have this situation-yellow snot every day, it's clear that it's purulent. Since pus is najis, it means purulent snot, which is essentially snot mixed with pus, is also najis. So, do I have to wash my nose before every ablution and prayer?
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Does this covering up other's fault also apply towards non-muslim?
> Abu Hurairah (May Allah be pleased with him) reported: The Prophet > (ﷺ) said, "**Allah will cover up on the Day of Resurrection the > defects (faults) of the one who covers up the faults of the others in > this world**". > > [Muslim]. Riyad as-Salihin, 240 In-Book Reference: Introduction, > Hadit...
> Abu Hurairah (May Allah be pleased with him) reported: The Prophet
> (ﷺ) said, "**Allah will cover up on the Day of Resurrection the
> defects (faults) of the one who covers up the faults of the others in
> this world**".
>
> [Muslim]. Riyad as-Salihin, 240 In-Book Reference: Introduction,
> Hadith 240
Does this also include non Muslims? So if I cover a faults of a non-muslim Allah will cover my faults?
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Why angels afraid dogs
There is a hadith (I read it in a book on religion) that in a house where paintings are hung and dogs are kept, angels do not enter this house.Why don't they enter a house where dogs, angels are immortal (until the end of the world), it's strange for spirits to be afraid of dogs. I know that dogs ca...
There is a hadith (I read it in a book on religion) that in a house where paintings are hung and dogs are kept, angels do not enter this house.Why don't they enter a house where dogs, angels are immortal (until the end of the world), it's strange for spirits to be afraid of dogs. I know that dogs can often be ill-mannered, dirty, and lustful, but angels are disembodied spirits, Dogs can't hurt them.
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Is vaping e-liquids halal?
I quit smoking and am willing to vape 0 nocotine e-liquids, but I read a lot about e-liquids that they contain VG and PG in their ingredients. Can anyone confirm if PG is fine and not haram?
I quit smoking and am willing to vape 0 nocotine e-liquids, but I read a lot about e-liquids that they contain VG and PG in their ingredients. Can anyone confirm if PG is fine and not haram?
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In his Tafsir, Al Qurtubi states that Zina is worse in women than it is in men. Is this a majority view?
In his fifth point of the Tafsir of Surah Nur (24) verse 2, Al Qurtubi explicitly states that fornication in women is worse الخامسة : قدمت الزانية في هذه الآية من حيث كان في ذلك الزمان زنا النساء فاش ، وكان لإماء العرب وبغايا الوقت رايات ، وكن مجاهرات بذلك . وقيل : لأن الزنا في النساء أعر وهو لأجل ا...
In his fifth point of the Tafsir of Surah Nur (24) verse 2, Al Qurtubi explicitly states that fornication in women is worse
الخامسة : قدمت الزانية في هذه الآية من حيث كان في ذلك الزمان زنا النساء فاش ، وكان لإماء العرب وبغايا الوقت رايات ، وكن مجاهرات بذلك . وقيل : لأن الزنا في النساء أعر وهو لأجل الحبل أضر . وقيل : لأن الشهوة في المرأة أكثر وعليها أغلب ، فصدرها تغليظا لتردع شهوتها ، وإن كان قد ركب فيها حياء لكنها إذا زنت ذهب الحياء كله . وأيضا فإن العار بالنساء ألحق إذ موضوعهن الحجب والصيانة ، فقدم ذكرهن تغليظا واهتماما
Is this a majority view of the 4 madhahib of Ahlus Sunnah ? Is it the majority view in the Shafi school? Or is this a minority view? I always believed that Zina was equally bad for both men and women.
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Wish in Jannah of not sharing husband with other legal wives that is not fulfilled in this dunya due to Sharia compulsion
I have a wish like all other women that I can't share my husband with any other woman. In this world if it is not possible and he has to marry with others according to Sharia then in Jannah, may I wish that my husband is not shared in Jannah with other legal wives. I have to sacrifice in dunya but i...
I have a wish like all other women that I can't share my husband with any other woman. In this world if it is not possible and he has to marry with others according to Sharia then in Jannah, may I wish that my husband is not shared in Jannah with other legal wives. I have to sacrifice in dunya but in Jannah I want to complete my wish.
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At what age does a person become an adult in Islam?
From [Hidaya Foundation][1]: > The person should be Muslim, **adult**, sane, free (not a slave). > They must posses a certain minimum amount of extra wealth (called nisab), fully owned by them in excess of personal use (such as clothing, food, shelter, household furniture, utensils, cars, etc). > Th...
From Hidaya Foundation :
> The person should be Muslim, **adult**, sane, free (not a slave).
> They must posses a certain minimum amount of extra wealth (called nisab), fully owned by them in excess of personal use (such as clothing, food, shelter, household furniture, utensils, cars, etc).
> They should have had this minimum amount in possession for a complete lunar year (hawl).
The wealth should be of a productive nature, from which they can derive profit or benefit such as merchandise for business, gold, silver, livestock, etc.
> The minimum amount (or Nisab) should not be owed to someone, i.e., it should be free from debt.
The above states that a Muslim has **to be an adult** to give zakat.
**Question:** At what age does a person become an adult in Islam?
What **specific age in Sharia law** does a person **become an adult** so they are **obligated to give zakat**?
*(Please include evidence from Qu'ran or Ahadith)*
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Content of men shoudl leave house in morning
I wanted to find out what is the context of man should leave home in morning to find work? In the days of work from home, it is impossible to find work on-site so how can we make sure the context of “Men should leave houses in morning”? Little background is I am software developer and lost my job, l...
I wanted to find out what is the context of man should leave home in morning to find work?
In the days of work from home, it is impossible to find work on-site so how can we make sure the context of “Men should leave houses in morning”?
Little background is I am software developer and lost my job, last time left job I was in home and in home my wife was always on phone, when I tell her to stop and give time to home, kids she get angry and say that men should not be home. This is a problem because if I don’t have work I cannot pay co-working space to work but still her relatives think I should.
What is the context of “men should leave house after dawn” and how can this be applied to modern day?
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Stearyl Alcohol and Urea in my face cream?
After doing wudu, I put face cream that contains stearyl alcohol and urea. I also pray with that cream. I am also fasting (it is Ramadan now). Is it ok to use this cream or did my wudu/prayers/fast break? I have a bad skin condition which requires me to put cream on my face 24 hours a day. If I don'...
After doing wudu, I put face cream that contains stearyl alcohol and urea. I also pray with that cream. I am also fasting (it is Ramadan now). Is it ok to use this cream or did my wudu/prayers/fast break?
I have a bad skin condition which requires me to put cream on my face 24 hours a day. If I don't use a face cream on my face, then it becomes red and dry and itchy. I finally found this cream that works on my face but is it halal?
I researched online and some people say it's ok and some people say it's not:
Source1 Source2 Source3 Source4
Thank you.
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If a boy treat any school female friend as sister
I want to know if a boy call his school female friend as sister and meet her and come close and touch and do hand shake and talk to her and laugh with her even she is na mehram for him but he says that my intentions are pure. It is allowed in islam? Or he will be punished for it in qayamat?
I want to know if a boy call his school female friend as sister and meet her and come close and touch and do hand shake and talk to her and laugh with her even she is na mehram for him but he says that my intentions are pure. It is allowed in islam? Or he will be punished for it in qayamat?
Mehreen Saba
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Is doing others software job and getting money in exchange haram or wrong?
Assalamualaikum, I am a software engineer and I already have a job which is primary source of income. Apart from this, I give support(do his core work) to another person working at a different company usually after my work hours and get money in exchange. However, I know that this person has got the...
Assalamualaikum,
I am a software engineer and I already have a job which is primary source of income.
Apart from this, I give support(do his core work) to another person working at a different company usually after my work hours and get money in exchange. However, I know that this person has got the job by cheating in interview.
Is my work for this person Haram or wrong as I know that he got a job by wrong means?
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I used to be shia, do i have to redo my past prayers?
I used to be shia, not one of the extreme ones. Do i have to redo my past prayers or are they valid? Also I read somewhere that being shia means that i was not a muslim and In that case I don't have to do my missed prayers now. Is this true?
I used to be shia, not one of the extreme ones.
Do i have to redo my past prayers or are they valid?
Also I read somewhere that being shia means that i was not a muslim and In that case I don't have to do my missed prayers now. Is this true?
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How will we see the Arsh on qiyamah (& how will Moses hold 1 of its pillars) when its so big? Might Allah shrink it to scale with earth or something?
The Kursi extends over the universe (Quran 2:225) and hadith says it is like a ring in a desert compared to the Arsh, so how then will we see the latter on Qiyamah and how can Musa (as) hold onto one of its pillars (Bukhari)?
The Kursi extends over the universe (Quran 2:225) and hadith says it is like a ring in a desert compared to the Arsh, so how then will we see the latter on Qiyamah and how can Musa (as) hold onto one of its pillars (Bukhari)?
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Why wasn't ʿUbaydallāh bin Jaḥsh killed for apostasy?
I'm currently researching Shari\`a laws, and this query is related. [ʿUbaydallāh bin Jaḥsh][1] parted from Islam and adopted Christianity and died a natural death. Yet, under Shari\`a law, leaving Islam constitutes a capital offense. As an example _Reliance of the Traveller_ states: []
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But then why wasn't ʿUbaydallāh bin Jaḥsh punished? Or why isn't Shari\`a law different because of the precedent set by this incident?
Any help is much appreciated. Thank you!
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But then why wasn't ʿUbaydallāh bin Jaḥsh punished? Or why isn't Shari\`a law different because of the precedent set by this incident?
Any help is much appreciated. Thank you!
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Is it unIslamic to raise female marriageable age above nine years of age?
It's well documented in the Hadiths that Mohammad (PBUH) became engaged to Aisha when she was six, and consumated the marriage when she was nine. Before the Iranian revolution, female marriage was legal at eighteen years of age and above, and this was lowered afterwards to nine years of age to refle...
It's well documented in the Hadiths that Mohammad (PBUH) became engaged to Aisha when she was six, and consumated the marriage when she was nine.
Before the Iranian revolution, female marriage was legal at eighteen years of age and above, and this was lowered afterwards to nine years of age to reflect Islamic law as interpreted by Iranian Imams. However, this was then raised to thirteen years of age in 2002 by the Expediency Council. But now recently, Mohammad Ali Asfenani has said Iran has a religious obligation to legally recognise the weddings of girls as young as nine:
>"As some people may not comply with our current Islamic legal system, we must regard nine as being the appropriate age for a girl to have reached puberty and qualified to get married," Mr Asfenani, chairman of the parliamentary legal and judiciary committee, told Khabar Online. "To do otherwise would be to contradict and challenge Islamic Sharia law."
Is it unIslamic to raise female marriageable age above nine years of age?
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Are these ahadith regarding reciting "Allah is sufficient for me..." seven times authentic?
Assalamu alaikum. Recently I have seen the following excerpt which I'm copying here... > Hasbiyallaahu laa 'ilaaha 'illaa Huwa 'alayhi tawakkaltu wa Huwa Rabbul-'Arshil-'Adheem. > > Allah is sufficient for me. There is none worthy of worship but Him. I have placed my trust in Him, He is Lord of the...
Assalamu alaikum. Recently I have seen the following excerpt which I'm copying here...
> Hasbiyallaahu laa 'ilaaha 'illaa Huwa 'alayhi tawakkaltu wa Huwa Rabbul-'Arshil-'Adheem.
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> Allah is sufficient for me. There is none worthy of worship but Him. I have placed my trust in Him, He is Lord of the Majestic Throne. (Recite seven times in Arabic.)
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> Allah will grant whoever recites this seven times in the morning or evening whatever he desires from this world or the next, Ibn As-Sunni (no. 71), Abu Dawud 4/321. Both reports are attributed directly to the Prophet (Marfu1). The chain of transmission is sound (Sahih). Ibn As-Sunni."
My question is I have previously read about this Hadith where it states that it is fabricated. But now as I see the above mentioned excerpt in two different sites I am confused. Can anyone tell me which one is right?
I mean is it really fabricated or is there any level of authenticity in it?
Also please mention some authentic Dua for getting out of distresses and fulfillment of wishes.
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Did our beloved Prophet (ﷺ) observe extra (Nawafil) prayer besides the Rawwatib (12 Raka't of Sunnah)?
Did the prophet observe optional prayers beyond the sunan ar-Rawwatib? Which Nawafil prayers exist and are proven to be authentic?
Did the prophet observe optional prayers beyond the sunan ar-Rawwatib?
Which Nawafil prayers exist and are proven to be authentic?
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Which names or attributes of Allah were attributed to humans in the qur'an?
The Z's answer on the question https://islam.stackexchange.com/questions/62267/naming-a-child-rasheed-instead-of-abdulrasheed made me wonder if there are other names or attributes of Allah which were attributed to humans in the qur'an? So to be more clear I consider the name/attribute: > رشيد > Rash...
The Z's answer on the question https://islam.stackexchange.com/questions/62267/naming-a-child-rasheed-instead-of-abdulrasheed
made me wonder if there are other names or attributes of Allah which were attributed to humans in the qur'an?
So to be more clear I consider the name/attribute:
> رشيد
> Rasheed
as already proposed. Are there any other names (we consider among asma' Allah al-Husna) or attributes of Allah (other than Rasheed) -single word- which describe humans in the qur'an?
Please answer with evidences (qur'an quotes).
A list or full list would be great, but not necessary.
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