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Making certain that he has completed urinating
Kindly guide if following is true:
It is recommended for men to do Al-Istibraa' after urinating. Istibraa' means to clean something, to get rid of something. Here it means getting rid of the remaining drops of urine from penis. The method of Istibraa: Squeeze with the middle-finger of the left hand from the anus to the root of the penis three.. More
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Removing facial hair from a man's upper and middle cheeks
My husband has not yet grown a beard, but is considering it. Insha' Allaah! I would like to ask about removing hairs from the face that are not part of the beard like hair that grows on the upper parts of the cheeks. My husband is self-conscious of the hair on his upper and mid-cheeks and removes it with tweezers every few weeks or so. Please.. More
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Using recycled water
To save/recycle water can we use, used Wudu (ablution) water collected in bucket from tape for bath or cloth wash purpose? If no this water in which purpose we can use? Please clarify at your earliest. .. More
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Nakedness and ablution
Does your Wudu brake if you become naked? .. More
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Wants to wear his hair long
I want know about long hair for man is it Haraam or not by the way I didn't cut my hair 3 years ago. .. More
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Performing prayers when one is unable to perform ablution
I am a doctor by profession. I want to know about Tayammum (alternate for Wudu) if a patient comes with fracture of bones in the hand he should keep his hand immobilized and should plaster hand for 2 months. So is it necessary for the patient to perform his prayers which he has performed when he was sick. He can't neither use water nor sand.. More
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The way to complete ablution
Is it Sunnah good for someone rounding off his ablution to put on his finger and touches his tongue before saying the "Shahadah"? .. More
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The use of gold and silver plated items
As far as I know, Islam has prohibited the use of gold and silver utensils, and of pure silk spreads in the Muslim house. Islam forbade us to drink or eat from gold or silver dishes or to wear silken garments or to sit on silken cloth. Islam also forbade men to use golden pen, golden watches, gold cigarette cases and lighters, golden cutlery... More
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Shaking hands with a non-Muslim does not invalidate ablution
If I shake hand with the Christian man while I going to pray, I have to repeat the Wudu again as they are Najis, because they didn't clean themselves after finishing evacuation from the toilet, and they never wash their hands. Please I waiting for your kind answer. .. More
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Regarding a discharge from private parts and prayer
I've been having a problem for several years now regarding discharge from the private parts. I did some research and came to the conclusion that this discharge is not Najas yet some kind of sickness. I've read that before performing the each Salat, cleaning of the private area and Wudu is required. My question is does the Wudu have to be right.. More
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She has discharge and wants to pray
I am pregnant and I get discharged often. I pray regularly I would like to know. Can I pray in this condition? .. More
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Ablution inside toilet
I am so confused to have ablution inside toilet, some scholars told me that I may have done it, and some did not. So help me to know more. .. More
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Cleansing a dog's impurities
My question is on removing dog's excrement (urine and feces). Is it to be in the same manner as in removing dog's saliva (seven washings including once with earth) or is it to be treated like other impurity (to be washed until the impurity is removed)? .. More
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Woman's milk is pure
What is the ruling of the milk that the baby regurgitates during suckling? Is it considered impure (Najas)? Please reply in english as my computer is not Arabic enabled. .. More
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Religious actions during menses
I know that Muslim women are not supposed to touch the Holy Qur'an during periods. But can we touch it only for reading the English interpretation? Secondly, I want to know whether during periods we can say Arabic invocations (Du'a). Or even the Du'a like, when getting up and when going to sleep? .. More
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