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Does Viewing Pornography Break One’s Fast?

Ustadh Salman YounasRead

Do Eye and Nose Mucus Affect the Validity of Wudu or Ghusl?

Ustadh Tabraze AzamRead

Difficulty In Finding A Spouse And Losing Hope

Ustadha Zaynab AnsariRead

Did the Prophet or the Companions Partake in Poetry?

Ustadh Abdullah Anik MisraRead

Dhikr – Remembrance of God

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Controlling Desires When Marriage Isn’t Practical

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Consistency in Dhikr, the Advice of Scholars, and Recommended Books

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Closing One’s Eyes in Prayer: A Detailed Answer

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Chapter on Repentance: From Imam Nawawi’s Gardens of the Righteous

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Can We Pray for Non-Muslims Who Passed Away?

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Can We Deny Having Committed Sins After We’ve Repented From Them?

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Can Anyone Wear a Turban? Are There Styles Specific for Scholars?

Ustadh Salman YounasRead

Are There Any Didactic Poems in Hanafi Fiqh, and What is the Best Way to Retain This Knowledge?

Shaykh Faraz A KhanRead

Are the Prophets Protected from Sin?

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Advice for Those Who Are Still Single After Trying to Get Married for Years

Ustadha Zaynab AnsariRead

A Traumatic Childhood: Turning to Allah in Difficult Times

Ustadha Zaynab AnsariRead

Can One Lie About Past Sins?

Shaykh Faraz Rabbani, Ustadh Salman YounasRead

Question: Is the narration “I am by the side of those whose hearts are broken for My sake” authentic? What does it mean?

Ustadh Salman YounasRead

Question: In a class I attended recently, we were told that reciting Surah Yaseen is a sunnah for the sick and dying (in their presence). However, it is not a sunnah not after a persons death. We were told this was a cultural practice and brings no benefit to the deceased. Is this true?

Shaykh Faraz A KhanRead

Why Were Heavens and Earth Created in Six Days?

Shaykh Abdullah bin BayyahRead