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Separate Residences for Wife and Parents

Shaykh Ebrahim DesaiRead

Reponsibility of Wife When Husband Does Not Pray

Shaykh Ebrahim DesaiRead

Emailing Pictures to Mahram Relatives

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Appointing a non-Mahram as a Guardian

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Giving out Female Photograph During Marriage Proposal

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Kissing Hands of a Very Old Person of Opposite Sex

Shaykh Muhammad KadwaRead

Iddah Rules For Old Women

Shaykh Muhammad KadwaRead

Hijab and Cousins

Shaykh Ebrahim DesaiRead

Hijab with In-Laws

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Hijab

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Helping Someone Seeking Marriage Partner

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Dealing With Women in the Work Place

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Hijab During the Qur’anic Lessons

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Child Adoption

Shaykh Ebrahim DesaiRead

Here are some questions regarding a woman in her iddat (the mourning waiting period for a widowed woman). Can she wear colored clothes? use hair oil? wear ear rings to keep the piercing open? step outside her home out of necessity? receive guests? use the phone and Internet?

Shaykh Shafiq JakhuraRead

A non-Muslim young boy started working for a Muslim family as domestic servant.  Later he decided to accept Islam and take Shahada. As they live in a remote town where no male was available, the lady of the house administered the Shahada. She is helping him memorize the verses and whenever he offers salat, she helps him. Under the circumstances, has she done the right thing?

Shaykh Shafiq JakhuraRead

Attending Mixed Gatherings for Good Purposes

Shaykh Ebrahim DesaiRead

Muslim Woman Giving Lecture on Islam to a Mixed Gathering

Shaykh Ebrahim DesaiRead

I am currently in the second year of my law degree and would be most grateful if you could clarify the following points, insha Allah. 1. Is it permissible to practice any other law (e. English Legal System) which is contrary to Shariah Law? 2. If it is not permissible, what is the position regarding doing legal work to help the Ummah e.g working for an organization like the Islamic Human Rights Commission (www.ihrc.org.uk)? 3. Is campaigning for Muslims illegally imprisoned permissible? Does it go against our belief that Allah Most High is The Knower of all things therefore there is wisdom in all things that He does? 4. I have thought about teaching law. Would this be permissible? I would be most grateful if you could possibly suggest the best use I can make of my law degree to please Allah and help the Ummah. Also please take into account that I am female and would need some work which would permit observing the rules of hijab.

Shaykh Muhammad KadwaRead

Hijab with In Laws?

Shaykh Ebrahim DesaiRead