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Spread of sin might be punishment from Allaah for leaving the Quran and Sunnah
Assalaamu alaykum wa rahmatullaahi wa barakaatuhu. I recently read many of your fatwas in regards to certain disturbing subjects, such as incest, and many others, and brothers and sisters admitting to committing these sins. It made me realize as I read that our ummah is in a horrific state, engaging in some acts that are filthy and are not part of our.. More
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Insulting the devil is not a sin
Assalamu alaykum. Abou Hourayra (may Allah be pleased with him) narrated that the Prophet, sallallaahu ‘alayhi wa sallam,said, "Do not insult the devil, and seek protection of Allah against his evil." (Reported by Al-Daylami and authenticated by Shaykh Al-Albaani in Silsila Saheehah No. 2422) My question is the following: Is insulting and speaking.. More
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Taking student loans based on false information that father provided
Im a student and live with my parents.Since the beginning of my studies i get financial support from the state(loans with no interest).When i noticed that my dad deceived the local tax office by indicating a lower income than his actual i cancelled my student loans.The work my dad does may not be haram but clearly part of his income is, because of his.. More
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Keeping in touch with Muslim sisters though they engage in backbiting and idle chatting
Assalaamu alaykum wa rahmatullaahi wa barakaatuh. I was wondering if sisterhood is necessary. I am a sister who has found that corresponding with sisters, whether in person or over the phone can become a great fitnah (temptation, tribulation). Even with those, who, for the most part, strive to stay away from backbiting, it still remains a temptation.. More
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Speaking about religious and secular matters without knowledge
Is speaking about things one does not know properly a sin?Is speaking about things one does not remember correctly a sin?Is speaking about things one does not know at all a sin?
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Sitting with mother while she watches TV
I obey and respect my mother as Allah commands, however, my mother is always angry with me because she wants me to talk to her more, but this is difficult for me as she is always watching haram shows on tv. I talk to her when she is not watching tv though, as I assume that it is not permissible to sit and talk to someone who is watching tv, could you.. More
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No evidence that the killer bears all sins of the killed in the Hereafter
Assalaamu alaykum. If someone is killed illegaly by an unknown person, will all the sins that He committed be transferred to the killer on judgement day?
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The definition of the neighbor in Islam
Assalaamu alaykum. I have one question about muslims and neighbors. In hadiths, the Prophet, sallallaahu ʻalayhi wa sallam, told us to treat our neighbours well. But who does that include? Only the houses next to you or, if u live in a small community with many apartments, are all those then considered neigbors? Some muslims think that its only.. More
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The Islamic methodology in conveying the news and receiving them
Assalaamu alaykum. Sometimes a Muslim person comes on the news and reports a particular incident. Some people believe it, saying that we have to presume that a Muslim is truthful and innocent. Others do not believe it, saying that we have to verify any piece of news that comes to us. At other times, different Muslim groups differ in how they report.. More
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The Sunnah concerning entering and leaving the house
What is the Sunnah as regards entering and leaving one's own house? Should we go out with the right or the leg foot first? Is this supported by any hadith of Prophet, sallallaahu 'alayhi was sallam? We know that there is a supplication at the time of sleeping: Allahumma (Bismika/Bi-ismika) amutu wa ahia (O Allah, in Your name do we die and live). I.. More
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A believer must live with hope for reward and fear of punishment
Is a Muslim allowed to not really strive to obtain Paradise but be satisfied with just hoping to enter Paradise by following the basic principles and rules in Islam? That is, if a Muslim is generally a good human being and follows the five pillars but not necessarily each and every commandment as revealed in the Quran/Sunnah, then can they hope to reach.. More
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The husband is not entitled to command his wife to cut her relations of kinship with her parents
Assalaamu alaykum. During and after my wedding, there were some problems between my husband, my in-laws, and my parents. Things got pretty ugly. My parents were not giving my husband the respect that he deserved as their son-in-law, and my husband was rude during some of the fighting that went on after the marriage. We had two very big incidents where.. More
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Adult male with pierced ear is deemed a Faasiq until he repents
can a man who pierce his ears ca be Imaam after he engaged in serious Tawba and deeply regretted ever doing that and when ahead to further his Islamic studies. What are his chances?
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The ruling on saying that humans 'create' things, like internet accounts for example
Assalaamu alaykum wa rahmatullaahi wa barakaatah. Dear Shaykh, nowadays, we see the English word 'create' being usedin many books, magazines, newspapers, and websites. For example, on facebook, it says 'create' a new account, and so on. My question is, I know that in Arabic the word khalaqa should only be used for Allaah, The Exalted, but what about.. More
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Not forbidden to eat until full unless harm feared
Were any of the 'Ulamaa' of the opinion that it is haraam to fill more than a third of one's stomach with food and a third of one's stomach with drink? Were they of the view that it is makrooh or that it is mustahabb to not go over filling a third with food and a third with drink?
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