Will my salah be valid if my niyyah is as follows: *'I'm unintentionally forcing myself for salah only for Allah.'*

My husband **(mehrim)** is at Jeddah and I am coming from India,Hyderabad to Jeddah by flight. Then where should I make **niyyah** for umrah? Whether from Jeddah airport or Hyderabad airport? If from Hyderabad airport where I don't have my husband **mehrim** can I make niyyah without mehrim and go to Jeddah and perform umrah with my husband?

In Islamic practice, niyyah (intention) is a fundamental part of many acts of worship, such as prayer, fasting, Hajj, and zakat. However, there seems to be some variation in how intention is understood: Some scholars emphasize conscious and explicit intention before every act, while others say that the mere decision to perform the act at the proper time is sufficient, since Allah knows what is in the heart. Is it necessary to consciously formulate the niyyah before each act of worship, or is an internal, implicit awareness enough? For example: If a person wakes up for Fajr, performs wudu, and begins praying without explicitly stating the niyyah is the prayer valid? In fasting during Ramadan, is waking up for suhoor and abstaining from food enough to count as a valid fast, even if one forgets to explicitly think, “I am now fasting”?

The place i live involves people selling on the streets, so it is usual for someone to buy when they are in a vehicle and receive and pay for their products. However, when I was on a bus the seller gave me their product and just as I was about to give them the money the bus began moving because we were in the middle of the road. So the seller began running for his money and I quickly reached out to give him but it landed badly on his hand and fell to the ground. I believe it might have fallen into hole in the middle of the road and the driver of the bus had already gone past the road so the seller could no longer run for his money, and there were too many cars for the driver to pause suddenly, nor do I think the driver knew. I felt guilty because it was not my intention for the money to land badly especially since I had already received the product. I do not remember his face or name, nor do I think he remembers mine. Does this count as a debt if I gave him the money but it landed badly and I don’t know if he managed to get it or not? Especially since he gave me the product? My intentions were not bad and it happened very suddenly

If their intention is to make Allah's word supreme etc, then does the hadith about deeds judged by intent mean they'll be rewarded for their actions even though they're haram (killing non-combatants)?

Is long distance relationship between non mehrams haram even if they talk online only and I am in high school right now and we fear to involve any parents to do nikah because these days parents are more focused on education and they think that we should get educated first and then get married but we have intentions of marriage is the relationship permissible ?

Asalamualaykum, I have been currently making up my fast and I have finished my obligatory ones but I had 3 fasts which I promised Allah سبحانه وتعالى if He (the most merciful) made me achieve a certain something I would fast for 3 days. I am currently doing them and I didn't wake up for suhoor but made my intention at fair. I was told my fast doesn't count but I haven't eaten anything yet as I want to know if it would be invalid.And if the ruling would be the same for everyone or different.

Assalamu Alaikum, I do software development and I like to share the knowledge with people to help them learn and unblock them when they are blocked. In this logic, I have recorded multiple YouTube videos sharing my knowledge and teaching people how to code and how to develop software programs. When I shared the videos, my intention, wa Allahu aalam, was to share knowledge and to help people. My questions are as follows: 1. Are those videos teaching people software considered as sadaqah Jarya? 2. Should I renew my intention for those videos to make it intended as a sadaqah? Jazakum Allahu khairan, Assalamu Alaikum,

My question is, is it enough to just have the intention to do wudu and say Bismilliah or does it have to be something like ,,Allah I am taking the intention to do wudu (for you / in order to pray)“? What is the ruling for a person that has prayed a lot prayers but didn’t form that kind of sentence in their head?

I have an important presentation and a late exam today, so I decided yesterday to not fast today and did not wake up for suhoor. However, I feel guilty and was wondering if I could fast anyway (I have not eaten or drunk anything yet)?

As the title suggests I sometimes forget to perform the niyah for fasting that particular day but I still fast and often I perform the niyah midday. >وَبِصَوْمِ غَدٍ نَّوَيْتُ مِنْ شَهْرِ رَمَضَانَ

i used to make intention to fast everyday of ramadan but today i forgot to make the intention but i’m unsure if my fast is valid or not’ but i did make intention to fast for everyday of ramadan starting on the 10th (i said this on the first too but broke my fast on the third)is my fast valid because i thought in my head “i am intending to fast everyday of ramadan starting now”on the 10th day of ramadan

Can I have the intention while doing and kind of a good deed or worship that I would like to do it for the sake of Allah ﷻ, seek the reward and to get closer to Allah ﷻ. Thank you

i learned you can make intention to fast once for the whole month so on the third day of ramadan my fast was broken so i learned you can make an intention to fast for the whole month on the 7th day, today on the 8th i told myself i was gonna make intention when i got out of the bathroom but i forgot so is my intention to fast the rest of the days of ramadan from the 7th also suffice for the lack of intention on the 8th?

I woke up and performed salat thinking it might be on time but I was 50/50 on whether I was already late for Fajr because of the Daylight Savings change this today, so do I need to repeat my salah since I did not perform the intention as qada, and I found out after finishing that I started my salat late by a few seconds? Thank you for the help.

There has been a countless debate between people about intention or Niyat of namaz or fasting. Some people say it is ok to say it in the heart, while others require that it be spoken, be it niyat of fasting or prayer. What is the right way according to Islam?

Asslam o alikum. In Islam the new day begins after maghrib , right. When we do sehri and close our fast at fagr , we do the intention(niyat) of fast. From fagr to maghrib(when we open the fast) it is the same day. But the intention(niyat) of fast is: I intend to keep the fast for tomorrow in the month of Ramadan.  What is the reason behind this? Thank you.