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Cupping in Hadith: Permissible or Not?

Shaykh Ebrahim SalejeeRead

Understanding Health Plan Premiums and Coverage Limits

Shaykh Ebrahim SalejeeRead

Hijama: Sunnah or Not?

Shaykh Ebrahim SalejeeRead

Eating food which was affected by Sihr

Shaykh Ebrahim DesaiRead

Treating paralysis with pigeon blood

Shaykh Ebrahim SalejeeRead

Root canal and capping of teeth while a woman is in her menses

Shaykh Ebrahim Salejee, Shaykh Zakaria MakadaRead

Husband unable to consummate the marriage

Shaykh Ebrahim Salejee, Shaykh Zakaria MakadaRead

Beard which is becoming bald

Shaykh Ebrahim Salejee, Shaykh Zakaria MakadaRead

Depression and other mental disorders

Shaykh Ebrahim SalejeeRead

Wearing bright coloured jilbaabs

Shaykh Mohammed Tosir MiahRead

Male doctor doing caesarean for Muslim woman

Shaykh Mohammed Tosir MiahRead

Buying a Medical Insurance policy

Shaykh Ebrahim Desai, Shaykh Ismail DesaiRead

What do the Quran and Hadith say about blood transfusion?

Shaykh Ebrahim DesaiRead

Extending Life Support When No Recovery is Expected

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Flipping a coin for talaaq.

Shaykh Ebrahim DesaiRead

Divorce or Waswasa?

Shaykh Ebrahim Desai, Shaykh Nabeel ValliRead

I have a question regarding divorce and waswasa. In my mind I had a situation playing out in my mind where I was angry at my wife and out loud i uttered ‘leave me alone and you should go to sleep on your own’. I believe this does not constitute a divorce. Thereafter in my mind my wife said ‘then why dont you leave me?’. Then my reply was in anger ‘if you ask me again then i will.’ Now this phrase, i do not remember saying it out loud or whether it was said in my mind. It is a cause of great distress to me and i feel it is waswasa. Does this count as a divorce? If i had said it out loud, then will this count as divorce the next time my wife asks me to leave her? I would appreciate your advice.

Shaykh Ebrahim Desai, Shaykh Nabeel ValliRead

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Is it sinful to give medical treatment to the opposite gender?

Shaykh Ebrahim DesaiRead

Unknown Haidh Period

Shaykh Ebrahim DesaiRead

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