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Latest Questions
- Seeing the Prophet during Tahajjud
- someone saying they’ll come back
- Prayer request about peace of mind
- missed one day of wazifah
- Drram about mawlana Faiz Dasteghani
- Burying dead dog (German Shepherd)
- Dream about someone I love
- Seeing Ameer Khusrow in the dream.
- Leather from animal that is not slaughtered
- Is My Income Considered as Haram?
Author Archives: Shaykh Gibril Fouad Haddad
Differences in Times of Imsak
…I just wanted some background on the issue of why there seems to be so much disparity on the time for when suhur ends and fajr starts… Continue reading
Posted in Halal & Haram, Siyam - Fasting
Tagged calculation, computer, fajr, Fasting, imsak, ramadan, siyam, subh, subh al-kadhib, subh as-sadiq, suhur, timing
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Hadith about a Child’s Gender
The “male” and “female” fluids mentioned are not parent-differentiated Continue reading
Posted in Hadith
Tagged `Abd Allah ibn Salam, `Ayesha, Anas ibn Malik, chromosomes, egg, gender, hadith, Ibn `Abbas, Ibn al-`Arabi al-Maliki, Imam Ahmad, Imam al-Qurtubi, resemblance, Sayyidina Musa, science, sex, sperm, Thawban
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Wife Initiating Divorce
Questions: Can you please tell us – 1. the conditions under which a woman can initiate divorce? 2. how should she proceed to secure a divorce? Answers. 1. If the husband is not spending the amount of money required of … Continue reading
Posted in Family Issues, Women's Issues
Tagged `idda, assault, cruelty, delinquency, divorce, Hanafi, imprisonment, insanity, leprosy, mahr, neglect, polygamy, qadi, religious duty, talaq, venereal disease
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Praying for the Dead and What Benefits Them
There is a hadith from Abu Hurayrah (R) saying that the “Prophet (S) saying only three acts benefit a deceased when he dies. Those being knowledge he gave, charity he spent, or the prayers of a pious son.”… Continue reading
Levels of sin?
Question: Is there a difference between sins? Is telling a white lie the same as murder and /or rape, and so on? Answer: Yes, there is a great difference. The latter two are enormities (kaba’ir). Telling a small lie is … Continue reading