Questions and Answers
AB
Business related
C
Children
D
Da'wah (inviting to Islam)
Devated sects
E
Eid
F
Fasting (Sawm)
Food
G
H
Hajj & Umrah (Pilgramage)
Halaal & Haraam
I
Inheritance
J
Janaazah (Death&burial)
Journey (Safar)
L
Lifestyle
M
Marriage
Masjid related
Maz'hab (chools of thought)
Men related
N
O
P
Q
S
Society
T
Tahaarah (Purity)
Taubah (repentance)
U
V
W
Women related
Y
Z
Zakaah (Charity)
10.Q. Is it permissible for a Muslim to be a judge in a non-Muslim court?
A. No, it is not permissible. The Qur’aan Majeed states explicitly: “Those who do not decide (govern/rule) according to that (Law) which Allah has revealed, verily they are the kaafiroon.” The details of Takfeer are to be found in the Books of Fiq
17. Q. During the Gaza crisis people have been gathering in Musjids to recite khatam of Surah Yaaseen in congregation. Is this a Sunnat practice during calamities?
A. The collective recitation of Yaaseen Shareef after Isha for the ostensible purpose of making dua for the afflicted Palestinian Muslims is another trick of the nafs to divert people from the Sunnah, to implicate them into bid’ah and to appease their taste for riya. There is no such practice in the Sunnah. Although Dua-e-Qunoot was recited by Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam), he did it only once in his lifetime. It was not a standard practice among the Sahaabah. Furthermore, due to the riya nowadays being dominant, especially in the imams who conduct the Dua-e-Qunoot, Hadhrat Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanvi
