My school has themes for each school year, this time, the theme is (based on my understanding) is anime, but the problem is that the character our theme is based on (used for shirt color) is a character who calls himself god,more specifically "god of festivals". I don't wanna spend a school year where it is literally shirk! I wanna know the answer. Should I take part in any school events,have fun during my school year,wear the assigned shirt color?

Assalamu alaikum, in winter time i cant pray dhuhr, asr and magrib because I'm at school at this time. I know i can repray it and i do that, but is it a sin or do i have to pray it at school?? Because i live in germany, in a non-muslim school and my teachers arent very openminded. So what can i do? is it ok to repray 3 prayers if u couldnt do them?? I have tried to ask one of my teachers but she didn't allow me to do so. Please reply me.

is it haram to do Catholic stuff like learn their stuff In school I tried to not do their work they won't allow me to do my religion

As a Muslim girl I know that wearing a hijab (scarf for covering the hair) is compulsory and I do wear it. But wearing the hijab isn't permitted in the school where I study. They also don't allow other students to use things that would reflect their religion, like a Hindu student is not allowed to use a Bindi on his/her forehead. They say that this promotes equality among the students. Now I am confused what to do. Is it acceptable not to wear hijab at school in this situation?

Assalmualaikum, I attend an American high school and graduation requirement states we must have 4 years of physical education. I understand the requirement but, I’m a niqabi who practices full hijab, and the uniform for PE exposes the shape and curves of my body. I have reached out for a change in classes or even an alternative. This was rejected and I was told to basically “suck it up” and that this issue was only my discomfort with changing in the locker rooms. I was also told that this was a new problem I was bringing up and that no other Muslim students had complained about it. In this case what can I do?

Assalamualaikum, i am actually student in school, i actually have some female classmates of mine who i usually go for study related stuff and i also give them my work if they need it, i don't have any kind of haram intention about them and we only talk in school snd never any other place only except if they need my notes and i also have a friend of opposite gender who is my neighbour, she's been my friend since we were 3 years old because we were neighbour, is this friendship haram

In this hadith, Aisha is said to play with dolls: > A'ishah, may Allaah be pleased with her, narrated that she used to > play with dolls in the presence of the Prophet, sallallaahu ʻalayhi wa > sallam, and that her friends also used to play with her. When the > Prophet, sallallaahu ʻalayhi wa sallam, would enter (her dwelling > place), they used to hide, but the Prophet, sallallaahu ʻalayhi wa > sallam, would call them to join and play with her. (Fath Al-Bari, page > 143, Vol.13) According to Al-Khattabi and Ibn Battal, this meant that Aisha didn't hit puberty, since dolls were considered idols: > Ibn Battaal may Allaah have mercy upon him commented on this hadeeth, > saying, “The hadeeth indicates that the toys that young girls play > with are allowed, meaning dolls, which are essentially statues. We do > not find an interpretation for this concession except that it is > granted to young children for playing with.” [Sharh Saheeh Al-Bukhari] > > Al-Khattabi commented on this hadeeth, saying, ‘It is deduced from > this hadeeth that playing with dolls is not like the amusement with > other images concerning which the threat of punishment is mentioned. > Rather, it was deemed permissible for ʻAa'ishah to play with these > dolls because she had not yet reached puberty then.’ (Source ) Is this a general rule (playing with dolls is idol worship before puberty)? If so, please name the scholars. I have been told there are other scholars who claim that there was an exception for Aisha. Who are these scholars in question.

I’m unable to find any online schoolsthat offer a degree in dream interpretation or courses to fully learn dream interpretations. Mainly because I don’t really know any Islamic schools. I also don’t know any scholars that do. I know that you must know if the person is engaged in haram and among other things in order to interpret. However I’m interested in dream interpretation and want to earn a degree in this field. I really want to earn something so that I can show my mosques in my area or near my area that I have a degree in this and I’m willing to do this to interpret their dream. Also I want to earn a degree or learn courses related to other things in Islam.

Aslam o Alakom to whom ever is reading this, So some further context: My school hands out cards to people who do good deeds or portray good character traits. You can redeem cards by putting it in a raffel, at the end of the week whoever wins the rafel wins a gift card or candy. Is it haram for me to participate in this?

Is yoga haram? I am not referring to a Hinduism worship related yoga, I am talking about exercise yoga. In my school, we are forced to do yoga, is it haram? I am hoping for it to be halal in this exception.

Hey so I have 2 problems: 1.in one of my subjects, we have to organize something for this years halloween and I have to participate too. We’re gonna go to 3rd graders and teach them halloween vocabulary. And as far as I know, halloween is a shirk/pagan holiday.I am extremely uncomfortable with the whole situation but I’m obviously not allowed to not participate, will I be held accountable for this? 2.in another subject, we’re gonna watch a movie soon and I did some research because I was curious about the content, now I saw that there is gonna be music (obviously) and even shirk in the lyrics. I don’t know what to do since I can’t just stop going to school and my parents wouldn’t allow me to stay home, but if I watch the movie knowing that the songs in it have shirk, will I be held accountable? I would want to stay home for all the lessons that we watch movies but I can’t.

In school, there are uncovered non-mahram female teachers and classmates. In this scenario, with mental strength one might refrain himself from looking at fellow classmates of the opposite gender, but it is impractical for one to not look at the teacher while she is teaching. Then if one insists on not looking at the teacher he will lag behind severely in education and it also might give rise to embarrassing and awkward situations. What do Islamic scholars recommend for male students in schools where female students and teachers do not wear hijab?

I am a college student. I have to take a class during maghrib time and there's no possible way to do it before or after. Would it be okay to combine it with Isha?

I am a young boy and in school they teach us about the female body and the male body. We started learning about growth and development and was wondering if I am allowed to learn about the female orgasm for my own knowledge. Only problem is that it uses a diagram. I don't know if I should not learn about it. **There is a Netflix documentary explaining the “female orgasm” better in depth but I don't know if it would fall under Zina.** Please do help me may Allah set help all of us and keep us safe ameen.

Ramadan Mubarak I'm a student who, in less than two weeks will be sitting exams deciding which University I get into/if I get into University. Today is the first day of Ramadan and I have not fasted, and my parents have told me it's fine as fasting can make revising and performing in exams difficult due to lack of nutrients and sleep, however, I'm still unsure on the issue. My last exam is on the day before eid so at this rate I'll have to make all my fasts up at a later date. I'm just wondering what should I do? Do I fast or not fast? Should i try 1 day and see how it goes from there? All answers are appreaciated. :)

Are secondary school proms haram? I'm a male and have finished Yr11 and my GCSEs and have also been invited to a 'prom'. This event will involve music, dancing and halal food with no alcohol present (since we are only 15-16 yrs old). All my other Muslim friends are going, and I've already brought my ticket. Also note that I will stay away from girls and definitely will not dance. However, if I attend then I will miss Asr and Maghrib prayers which I planned to make up after by doing Qaza. Should I still go?

I'm a student who lives in america, my school is mostly christian and we don't have very many Muslim student's i'm afraid it would be unacceptable to pray at school due to the setting being not very clean and staff not allowing me, does this mean I have to make up my prayers after school? Is that acceptable? I'm sorry if this sounds like a silly question I am just starting to learn prayer this year. Thank you.

I am a female Muslim and a senior this year. Yesterday was our school prom and I decided to go. I still wore my Hijab and none of my skin was showing. Even though they allowed me to go, my parents have been bothering me about this ever since I came back, telling me that it isn't allowed in Islam. I just don't really understand why it would be, I mean, under certain circumstances, it could be forbidden. There were no drugs or alcohol at the prom. It was a very formal event, with no inappropriate dancing or music involved. Before being allowed to enter, we had to have our purses searched to ensure that nothing inappropriate was being brought. I also didn't hang out with any of the boys, I went with a few of my girl friends, and only danced with them. Guys did not sit at our table either. Also, not only was our school principal there, but the principals of the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grade classes were there too (we have a big school). On top of that, a bunch of teachers were also there, and even a few parents. So if there was no inappropriate dancing, music, drugs, alcohol, or even guys involved during my night, what was really wrong about it? I still covered up as well.

You may all know from my previous question that I am currently in year 9 now in a top school, and the community around me isn't very Islamic. Yes, there are Muslims here and there, but very few. I currently have a friend who is a Christian and he isn't exactly a person who does the wrong. As far as I know he doesn't gamble nor do Haraam acts (except for the eating of ham and the like) and is generally friendly towards Muslims like me and believes that we are peaceful people. I don't believe I am being influenced by him in religious matters or such at all, we both have similar interests and hobbies, so we hang out quite a lot. I try to make a good Muslim example in front of him too to show how great Muslims are such as staying away from the bad and being friendly to show that we aren't just warmongering people the media shows us to be and how Muslims can be normal people too. I am not aiming for a scholar like life. I am just aiming for a normal life where I can fast, pray, fulfil my duties such as zakah and not get too into politics and things having to do with extremism. Is this friendship allowed? As I will be spending the next 4 years of my life here in this school along with these students, and I want to at least have a friend or 2 to chat with and such or this would be the most bland times of my life. Also, there seems to be another Muslim in my class who seems alone, I am thinking of getting closer to him as he just sits by himself in the corner these days, how should I approach him?

Is it haram to watch sex dolls during Ramadan? Is sex ed haram during fasting? In school they teach you about sex ed and this year in year 12 I was fasting but they did a sex education lecture