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Now has come yet again, the month of tranquil days and blessed nights; the month of Ramadan. Indeed, it is one of blessed nights as it is during its nights that such blessed activities like the sahur...
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HE CAME TO TEACH YOU YOUR RELIGION
On the authority of Umar, [RA], who said: "While we were one day sitting with the Messenger of Allaah, there appeared before us a man dressed in extremely white...
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After basically discussing aspects of the belief in Allaah, we shall explain the fact of the truth of resurrection. Creation shall be resurrected by Allaah its original creator - based on the Quraan...
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Question: Is a woman's fast legitimate if she experiences continuous spotting during Ramadan ?
Answer: Yes, her fasting is legitimate because these drops of blood are not menstrual blood. `Alee Ibn...
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DEFINITION: Circumcision is the surgical removal of skin surrounding the head of the boys penis and the skin hanging above the girl's vagina.
PRESCRIPTION: The proof of this is reported from Abu...
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QUESTION: We put before you the case of one of our relatives who adopted a deserted male infant, raised and treated well. By way of diligence and compassion he named him Yuusuf. The foster guardian [...
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Shaykh Muhammad Ibn Ibroheem said: playing football nowadays is accompanied by reprehensible things which mean that playing it should be disallowed. These things may be summed up as follows:
1. It is...
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Is it correct to make a verbal intention for fasting?
VERDICT: Intention is compulsory for anything that we do, whether praying or fasting. But, intention is linked with the heart and mind; there are...
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