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Authenticity of Hadith Stating That Paradise Lies Beneath the Feet of Your Mother

Ustadh Tabraze AzamRead

Are One’s Prayer and Purification Valid If You Have Tooth Fillings?

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Are non-Muslims Allowed to Enter Mecca and the Sacred Mosque (Haram)?

Shaykh Faraz A KhanRead

Question: Is it true that all Imams of the Muslims agree upon, that if someone does not pray continuously and fails to perform make up prayers, then he is a kafir even if the believes that the 5 prayers are compulsory? Also, if it’s true, why would someone who did not pray for 20 years or so, have to make them all up, if he was considered a kafir anyway? I ask, because there are fatawa, that suggest to make up all missed prayers for missed prayers, even if for many years. At what point does missing prayers shift from religious corruption to becoming kufr?  Are there clear cut definitions?

Shaykh Faraz A KhanRead

Wearing an Iron Ring

Shafiifiqh.comRead

Tarawih in Congregation or at Home?

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Purifying From Pre-ejaculatory Fluid at Work

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Performing the Friday Prayer Before Zawal

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Narrations on the Abdal

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Nasal Drainage & Invalidating the Fast

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Is It Haram To Talk During the Jumu’ah Khutbah?

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Is Anal Sex Permitted in the Shafi’i School?

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Guidelines for the Mu’tamad (relied upon) verdicts in the Shafi’i madhhab

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Does one recite the Qunut aloud in Salah?

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The Concept of Jihad

Shaykh Abdullah bin BayyahRead

Rights of Scholars in Islam

Shaykh Abdullah bin BayyahRead

Islam: Religion of Love

Shaykh Abdullah bin BayyahRead

Inviting Non-Muslim Friends to Wedding

Shaykh Abdullah bin BayyahRead

Illusions & Misconceptions about Islam

Shaykh Abdullah bin BayyahRead

Is it permissible for someone who is not old (in his thirties) to dye his hair black? I am aware of the Hadith that orders Muslims to change the color of their hair when it is white, but I heard that the phrase “but not black” is part of the Hadith. I also heard other narrations and opinions of scholars that allow dying the hair with black. I have another question about a white substance that regains the natural color of the person’s hair with repeated use without having any dyes in it. Is it permissible to use it?

Shaykh Abdullah bin BayyahRead