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Questions - Page 60 of 65
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Question
110
Can women say the Azaan?
Category (Women)
109
Imam Shafi (R.A) states that when a man touches a woman the Wuzu break, where as Imam Abu Hanifa (R.A) states that the interpretation of this is not merely a touch of say hands but is referred as sexual touch. Does this mean that if a husband kisses his wife (not sexually i.e.: a peck) does the Wuzu break ?
Category (Wuzu / Ghusl)
108
When you are in need of Ghusl, can you drink or eat anything?
Category (Wuzu / Ghusl)
107
Who were Junayd Bagdadi (R.A)?
Category (Sufism)
106
When visiting friends and relatives, Pakistani men in general place their hands on the heads of women as a greeting gesture. Mainly men place their hands on womans head who regard that woman as say, their daughter, sister. Is this Islamic practice or even allowed?
Category (Women)
105
I have been present at various funerals and have noticed that at the time of ghusl of the deceased, people are indulged in worldly gossip. Is this allowed or not? In Pakistan I have personally seen that when a person dies , the locals comb the hair, cut the nails, and in some case trim and colour the deceaseds beard. Woman who pass away have mehndi applied to their hands, feet and hair. Does Shariah allow this?
Category (Death / Doomsday / Graveyard)
104
I have heard nail clipping need to be buried. Is this true? If so why?
Category (Cleanliness)
103
Do you have to be a certain age to go to Hajj?
Category (Hajj)
102
Why is blood makroo/ haraam, i.e: if you say cut your finger why can not that blood be sucked?
Category (Halal / Haram)
101
Can women remove bodily hair using razor instead of plucking?
Category (Cleanliness)
100
If you are reading Namaz and a young child stands on or walks across the prayer mat, is your Namaz broken?
Category (Namaz)
99
Why is it necessary for the person who is giving ghusl to the deceased to perform ghusl himself/herself after completion?
Category (Wuzu / Ghusl)
98
In Pakistan there is an understanding amongst the villagers that, if a husband is illiterate in Arabic but the wife can read the Quran, the husband will not learn how to read Quran from his wife as they believe that in doing so the wife will become his usthad (teacher). In doing so they will not be able to honour the respect for her as a teacher and a wife.
Category (Quran)
97
When a child is born, why do we say Azaan in his/her right ear and ikhamath in their left ear?
Category (Children)
96
Can I as a mother feed my children or family food even though I am in the state that I need to do ghusl? (i.e. after intercourse).
Category (Wuzu / Ghusl)
95
If a married couple have intercourse and ghusl is Farz on them. Can the couple perform ghusl in the morning or should they perform it straight after?
Category (Wuzu / Ghusl)
94
I have been told that the hatham we give on Thursdays must be done before Magrib namaz. Is this true? Further more if one is unable to do the hatham before this time then does that mean we cannot say it at all?
Category (Hatham / Dua)
93
We say hatham on Thursdays at our house. We find that generally speaking, the men in the house are at work till late and we are unable to say the hatham. Can the women say the Hatham instead?
Category (Hatham / Dua)
92
We have alot of Islamic literature in our house which have Quranic writing or Islamic pictures on them. As we cannot dispose them in the bin, what should we do with them?
Category (Quran)
91
Is it allowed for Muslims to go to the graveyard after Asr to pay their respects to the deceased ? This is because I have often heard people say that you are not allowed to go to the graveyard after Nawaasha (Magrib).
Category (Death / Doomsday / Graveyard)
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