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Is Catfish Halal

Marrying a Young Woman as a Second Wife

Marriage to a Covert Girl in Secret

Gathering to Complete the Qur’an (khatm) for Blessings

Can a Wife Refuse her Husband’s Call to Bed

Giving Adhan at the Time of Burial

Actual and Inferred Attribution of Divorce to One’s Wife

Using Bank Interest to Start a Business

Relationship with one’s in-laws

The Fiqh of Adopting a Child

I am about to start a career in law soon. Yet I have been informed that most aspects of English law would be haram to practise. What I would like to know is what principles/rules I should take into account when deciding what area to practise. I.e. would I be allowed to defend people accused of crimes (irrespective of their guilt), or when defending rights, would I be able to advocate rights that may be incompatible with Islam but are a part of English law (homosexual rights etc). What I am asking is what ideas/rules do I use to decide what areas would be permissible and which won’t.

Tying Divorce with a Condition

Due to the long fasts this Ramadhan, I get extremely tired and drained by Maghrib. I would like to know if it is sinful or disliked for me to pray Tarawih at home? Would praying in congregation with my family make a difference?

I am well aware that playing the piano is haram. However an imam in our area has stated that if one was to learn the piano with the aim of seeking knowledge (as opposed to learning the piano to simply play it), then it is acceptable. This sounds really weird. Can you please either confirm or refute this statement with references.

Using of Amulets (ta’wizes).