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    Second Congregation in the Masjid

    Women Exposing their Arms whilst Driving

    Forgetting to Pay Sadaqat al-Fitr before Eid Prayer

    Working for a Company that Sells Products to Banks and Casinos

    Specs of Paint on Finger Nails and Wudu

    Microfinance: Is it Islamically Permitted for a Financier to Demand a Fixed Return from the Borrower?

    I work for a life assurance company dealing with bonds, pensions and life assurance. I work as an administrator taking quote details and answering phone calls but do not directly sell to people. What is the position with my income? Do I have to leave this Job?

    Buying Boars-Bristled Paintbrushes for Someone Else

    Incapability to Prostrate (sajda) due to Injuries in the Head

    Hidden Interest and Confusion

    How does a Muslim scholar, serious student, and others who have devoted their lives to the service of Islam and the Muslims support himself/herself? I ask because this is perhaps one of the main reasons why parents don’t wish for their children to become scholars of Islam — they are usually poor, they don’t get paid much at all (if at all), and they attract trouble from different extremist groups. I come from an upper middle-class family. How can I convince my parents that I can become a Muslim scholar and have sufficient finances to support myself and my family?

    I have just joined a new company. I get about 45 minutes to an hour for lunch. I have to offer my Duhr and Asr prayers at work. Could I do my Duhr and Asr one after the other. I could offer late Duhr, (not Qada) and then do Asr right after it. I also want to clarify that I am doing this because there is one room where I can do my prayers and this room is not always available, so saying both prayers at their respective time and having a gap between the two prayers is sometimes impossible.

    Is the Consistent Collective Reading of Specific Books an Innovation?

    Ruling on Wrestling

    Ruling on Growing a Beard and Moustache