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Can I take bayat from Hakeem Akhter and attend Dr. Farhat Hashmi’s lectures at Al Huda Trust?

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What is the definition of where the hair of the head ends and the beard starts in wudhu?

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Is peeling bananas from the bottom a sunnah?

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Masah on socks, head covering, birth spacing & condoms in Islam?

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Do Prophets commit sins, such as Moses and Adam?

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What do you think of Mufti Ibrahim Desai and Mufti Muhammad ibn Adam al-Kawthar?

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Is it haram to believe that Allah is in his creation?

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Is Shaykh Tantavi’s comment on the ban of hijab in France correct?

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What is the rule for the duration of I’tikaaf and is there a minimum or maximum time limit?

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What do we call the belief that a person can go into past lives through hypnosis?

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I have a question about what seems to be a contradiction, though I could very obviously be mistaken. This is in regards to passionate kissing while fasting. In the answer to the following post (My husband does not like kissing or other displays of physical affection. He is religious, though, and may listen to religious advice) answered by Shaykh Muhammad ibn Adam al-Kawthari on the Sunnipath website, it is stated that: “Passionate kissing (or French kissing) is also the Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him & give him peace). Sayyida A’isha (Allah be pleased with her) narrates that the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him & give him peace) would kiss her whilst he was fasting (m, refer to the fiqh of kissing during fast) and he would suck her tongue.” (Sunan Abu Dawud, no. 2378) “ But in the post entitled (French Kissing While fasting, answered by Shaykh Faraz Rabbani) on the same website, it says: “French-kissing would inevitably result in an exchange of saliva, and then that saliva being swallowed. As such, given the legal maxim that, “The inevitable is considered actual,” [Ibn Nujaym, al-Ashbah] the fast would be considered broken, and must be made up. [Shurunbulali, Maraqi al-Falah]”?

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Interest-Based Loans to Start a Business

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Is Allah Everywhere or is He on His Throne?

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Sinning whilst Engaged & Baraka in Marriage

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A Comprehensive Guide to a Woman’s Nakedness (awra)

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Digging Graves for Non-Muslims

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Behaviour and Conduct of Men Outside

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Decorating the House During Weddings

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Husband Entertains an Unmarried Guest

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Do raffles take the same ruling as lotteries? – At work they do this thing, you buy some tickets, they put them in balloons and you can win 1/2 a day off or a coffee gift certificate, etc. They also play the lottery here, when asked I refused that, but this raffle type thing caught me off-guard and the new girl (me) got put on the spot…right afterwards I felt worried b/c it hit me that this may be the same as lotteries? Please let me know, and if it isn’t allowed…what should I do…refuse if I win? I feel silly…this is what happens when you’re dosing off at work and then half asleep get greeted by people selling tickets…

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