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    Parents won’t let me divorce

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    My wife is really struggling with the idea that why does a woman need to get her husband’s permission to observe voluntary fast? She is really confused about the fact that this is an act between her and Allah, why does she need permission from a human being? She has got some answers from local Imams saying that the man is more inclined towards going out and committing Zina, so that’s why the woman should be readily available for her husband. This answer really made her upset, becuase she contested that there are women out there who are as vulnerable as men. Can you please provide us a detailed answer, becuase she is really struggling with this spiritually and physically.

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    Surviving as a Muslim On-Campus

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    Marriage prospect and how to approach

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    What a loving muslim wife should do when her husband shakes hands with non-muslim women ?

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    Education and Family life

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    There is a big difference between love & arranged marriages, or so I’ve heard. But what I don’t understand is how love marriages can actually “exist” if you don’t become their boyfriend or friend first. When you have a love relationship with someone you must get to know the person first before deciding on something big like marrying them! But, if you started to hang out with that person, wouldn’t you become their “boyfriend” or “girlfriend”? Please help me clear this up. :)

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    Divorce due to leasing a car

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    Marriage in Islam

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    Wearing jilbab: need encouragment

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    Abuse Is Not Tolerated In Islam

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    Wudu at work is difficult

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    Do i have to wear the niqab?

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    My youngest daughter is not my ex-husband’s

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    How to advise disobedient wife

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