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Corrective Eye Surgery

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Is it permissible to use black dye to get rid of my grey?

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

My Dyeing Friend: How do I advise him to leave his hair alone?

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Pendant with Qur’an for a menstruating woman… 

Shaykh Yusuf MullanRead

Cat Hair: It is Pure, Not Filthy In the Hanafi School

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Making Up Old Witrs?

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Blood Tests, Injections and Fasting

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Praying With Fillings? Become Maliki?

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Why you should avoid ‘Salvation of the Soul’ 

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

The Fiqh of Intention – in prayer and elsewhere

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The urine of babies & their vomit

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Jihad al-Nafs: Striving for Self-Perfection

Shaykh Gibril HaddadRead

Working as a security guard to guard a bank

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Sufi Orders: Pictures & Female Shaykhas?

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Money taken unjustly: What to do if one can’t find the person?

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Buying Cars at Auctions 

Shaykh Muhammad ibn AdamRead

I have a question regarding the Islamic perspective on infertility treatments. Many couples these days are having trouble bearing children and going through the emotional roller coaster that comes with infertility. Of course the first step is to pray to Allah (swt) for his mercy. In addition to prayers there are medical treatments such as IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) that are available. These treatments involve taking drugs and fertilization outside of the womb. Since many couples are going through infertility, we would like to know what Islam says about IVF. Please can you let us know if you have any advice or information. 

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Praying for Non-Muslims: Living & Dead

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Fiqh for Minds: Ward the Pirate

Shaykh Abdal Hakim MuradRead

Asking forgiveness for non-Muslims & those who committed suicide

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