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Human Rights in Islam

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Human Rights between Islam and the West

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How to Decide the Degree of Sickness?

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How to Overcome the Obstacles of Convergence

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Hiwar `An Bu`d (Dialogue from a Distance)

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Guidance of the Sick to What Deserves Abundant Reward from Allah

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Hajj: Lessons & Reflections

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Gifts Offered by Banks

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Giving a Covenant of Security to Non-Muslims

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Gatherings for the Remembrance of Allah

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Friday Prayer in Non-Muslim Countries

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Friendship Between a Muslim and a Christian

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Freedom as a Human Right

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Foreign Currency Exchange (Forex)

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Establishing a School to Teach English

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Extremists Are Allies of Pro-Americanisation

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Is it permissible for someone who is not old (in his thirties) to dye his hair black? I am aware of the Hadith that orders Muslims to change the color of their hair when it is white, but I heard that the phrase “but not black” is part of the Hadith. I also heard other narrations and opinions of scholars that allow dying the hair with black. I have another question about a white substance that regains the natural color of the person’s hair with repeated use without having any dyes in it. Is it permissible to use it?

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Eating in a Place that Serves Alcohol?

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Discourse of Security in Islam and Culture of Tolerance and Harmony

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Does Sourness in the Throat Break the Fast?

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