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Tag Archives: custom
Lengthening Garments (Isbal)
1. What does isbal mean linguistically and in its Shar’i application? (Is there an opinion that it relates to trailing as opposed to merely lengthening the garment?)… Continue reading
Posted in Halal & Haram
Tagged `ulama, `ulema, adornment, clothes, clothing, culture, custom, dragging clothes, dress, Egypt, female, folding, garments, hike up, lengthen, male, pant legs, pride, restriction, salat, scholars, short trousers, shorten, Syria, trailing, train, trousers, ugly, zina
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Allowing non-Muslim staff to Celebrate Holidays
I would really ask for an opinion from Sheik Hisham as this is a very big problem for me. I live in a Buddhist country and as of yesterday… Continue reading
Posted in Belief & Doctrine
Tagged 1963, alliance, anger, birth of Buddha, board, bounds, Buddhist, Buddhist Crisis, celebrate, civil unrest, civility, common welfare, company, compulsion, country, courtesy, custom, da`wah, decency, decorations, employer, fatwa, fitna, flags, gratitude, high manners, imitation, impose, incense, intolerance, Madina, majority, mature, Medina, minority, mosque, mufti, non-Muslim staff, other religions, participation, peaceful co-existence, pictures, pluralistic society, Prayers, Prophet Muhammad (s), religious beliefs, religious sentiment, reply, rights, salaf as-Salih, sedition, self -confidence, shared values, simple living, Southeast Asia, staff, symbolize, Tawheed, tawhid, thankfullness, threatened, tolerance, Trinitarian Christians, vesak lantern, Vietnam, Vietnamese Christians, wrongdoers
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