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When dealing with others, a Muslim invariably confronts situations where he is verbally abused or derided. If he is living among non-Muslims, he might sometimes be confronted by a situation where a...
Manners and Etiquette dawahnigeria
The proper response to the question of whether there is need for duaa after everything has been decreed is, in the words of Ibn al-Qayyim, as follows: "The logical consequences of such a reasoning...
Faith and Creed, Worship and Jurisprudence dawahnigeria
How many times have you come across a soothsayer - in whatever regalia? Perhaps you have visited one yourself in quest for meaning and solution to a problem that seems to take ages to go? Perhaps you...
Worship and Jurisprudence dawahnigeria
Divorce due to absence of the husband is the madhhab of Imaam Maalik and Ahmad; in order to avoid harm or to protect the woman from harm. It is the right of the woman to demand for divorce when the...
Social Dealings, Worship and Jurisprudence dawahnigeria
Question My Christian wife is asking: Why is it not permissible for a Muslim woman to marry someone from among the people of the Book [Christians and Jews] whilst that is permitted to Muslim men?...
Fatawa dawahnigeria
It is better to give obligatory zakaah openly and announce it, so that others will follow ones example, lest one be thought badly of and some people think that this person is not paying zakaah. But...
Worship and Jurisprudence dawahnigeria
It is a statement of a man telling his wife, "You are like my mother’s back to me." If he says, "You are like my mother’s belly for me," according to the Shaafiee scholars, it is still adh-dhihaar....
Social Dealings, Worship and Jurisprudence dawahnigeria
One of the more popular aspects of the Iメjaaz of the Quraan in these times concerns its comments on aspects of science that the Prophet (salallahu alayhi wa sallam) and his people could not have...
Islamic Knowledge dawahnigeria