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Interest-Based Loans to Start a Business

Working in a Insurance Company as an Claims Engineer

My Husband does not Like Kissing or Foreplay

Dunking Chickens in Hot Water after Slaughtering them

Divorce and Marriage without Consummation

Is Salaam Halal Insurance Really Halal?

I have a question regarding the permissibility of carrying out an abortion on babies with genetic diseases such as Cystic Fibrosis. Scientists can now actually determine at a stage (before 120 days) weather this child will suffer from CF. This disease basically involves the child growing up and living to the age of tops 30 years (if Allah Wills) and during these years the accumulation of bacteria and virus in the lungs due to sticky mucus causes 24/7 treatment of drugs. They would suffer many hardships during their life including being looked after. We studied this at college, and I know in the previous, the question has been asked about abortion. But would it still be permissible to carry out an abortion on this child knowing they would have a very serious condition during their short life? I mean, Abortion before 120 days when the ruh is inserted.

Islamic Songs with Musical Instruments and Daff

Human-Jinn Inter-Marriages

I have signed a housing contract. The terms stipulate that if I wish to vacate the property before the contract period finishes, I will be charged a monetary penalty. If I withdraw from the contract before occupying the housing, I will also be charged a (lesser) fee. Are either of these fees riba?

Difficult to Find Halal Meat in the UK

What if Bank Interest is Minimal, is it Allowed?

Is my Non-Muslim Father Mahram for me?

Fiqh of Charging Commissions

I hope this finds you well. I am sure you have probably answered questions like this before however this one is regarding Northern Ireland in particular. A local brother has chosen to open a shop for the Muslims in Belfast he already has a quite good wholesale outlet and this is only being done to try to satisfy the needs of the community. The question is regarding the fresh meat supply. In N. Ireland it is legal requirement that the animal is stunned before it is bled. There are two ways of stunning. The first is a light electric shock which stuns the animal but then it will recover to full consciousness within one minute. The other is a retractable bolt which also stuns the animal but could eventually lead to its death. As we have to abide by these laws can we claim this meat to be halal when the throat is cut by a responsible Muslim while the heart is still beating. I know that most people accept the light electric shock however there is a grey area surrounding the retracting bolt. At present the shock is used on chickens and the shock or bolt for lambs. They have no intention regarding cattle at the present.