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With a sole heir, is it still permissible to endow gifts to family and friends in one’s will?

Shaykh Mohamed Umer IbrahimRead

Dealing With Death

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Student loans, Zakat, and Permissibility

Shaykh Ilyas PatelRead

Holding children in prayer

Ustadha Naielah AckbaraliRead

I am reluctant to lead others in prayer at work

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Fiqh of the Inward: The Fruits of Seeking Forgiveness

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

How can one recover a debt from someone refusing to pay?

Shaykh Muhammad ibn AdamRead

One’s neighbors’ mangoes: to eat or not to eat…

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Why Does Allah Test Us?  

Shaykh Hamza KaramaliRead

Tawassul through the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace) and awliya

Shaykh Amjad RasheedRead

Permissibility of a muslim seeing a psychologist to boost self-esteem

Ustadha Zaynab AnsariRead

What is the wisdom behind reciting the blessings upon the Chosen One (may Allah bless him and g

Shaykh Amjad RasheedRead

Looking at the dead before burial

Shaykh Amjad RasheedRead

Hanging out with Male Cousin

Shaykh Abdul-Karim YahyaRead

My wife and I are too different       

Ustadha Zaynab AnsariRead

Dealing with a disturbing and harsh Muslim brother

Ustadha Zaynab AnsariRead

I was 14 when i decided to wear the niqaab and I moved to another country at 15 and now at 16, I’m starting to feel doubts about wearing it. To start off with, I’m mixed race and for some reason or the other i don’t feel fully accepted by my father’s family (who are all Pakistani) and we don’t have a lot of contact with my maternal side, although they’re wary of us as they’re not Muslim. Anyway, I’ve been bothered by a sense of alienation for quite some time now. Having spent the last two years in loneliness (being an introverted person i find it hard to establish new friendship …. So, with no friends and no family who I can rely on, I’m quite lonely… Although Allah should be enough for me.I started wearing the niqaab when my brother, who was in Jordan, told me that the ladies in his area all wear niqaab, so i said i would wear niqaab too and i didn’t take it off after that. I returned to England and i continued to wear it. Alhumdulillah, I’ve never encountered anything other than verbal abuse – Allah has protected me Alhumdulillah. But this feeling of alienation has been bothering me increasingly as of late …. I’m so confused and this confusion is emotionally exhausting. What do i do?

Ustadha Zaynab AnsariRead

What is your advice about meetup and other social websites

Ustadha Zaynab AnsariRead

Is it ok to take food for a non-mahram?

Ustadha Zaynab AnsariRead

Sharing food without knowing its source   

Shaykh Amjad RasheedRead