May 12, 2009
by Ml. Muhammed Shoayb
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Q. If an inlaw creates fitna, repeatedly. I do not have any contact with them. I am in peace after a long time. Am I obliged to go and talk / see her when she is sick A. (Insufficient data. … Continue reading
March 30, 2009
by Ml. Muhammed Shoayb
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Q. Under what conditions would it permissible to remove an organ from the body? Not being rude, but please answer as briefly as possible. Or send me a credible reference that i can use to get my response…… A. Simple … Continue reading
March 23, 2009
by Ml. Muhammed Shoayb
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Q. Saliva swapping, is it allowed? Is kissing allowed with saliva? A. Between humans that are not contagious, persons not having transmittable diseases, sores, etc. saliva swapping would be allowed. To cause harm to another human would be forbidden. To … Continue reading
March 14, 2009
by Ml. Muhammed Shoayb
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Q. The Hadith states that marry and propagate to make Rasulullah (sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam) proud on the day of qiyamah. Would this Hadith: 1) Not make birth control forbidden? (Birth control pills, IUD, etc.) 2) Would this hadith not … Continue reading
March 5, 2009
by Ml. Muhammed Shoayb
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Q. Can a minor be given birth control? Can a Muslim doctor ethically (under the rules of Islamic ethics) prescribe it to a minor? (one who is under 18) (Utah State medical student) Answer: If the minor is married according … Continue reading
February 15, 2009
by Ml. Muhammed Shoayb
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Q. Is skiing allowed? A. Islam advocates a healthy mind and body. As Muslims, our first choice in exercise or sports should be those exercises that are linked to sports that have been sanctioned by the religion, exercises mentioned in … Continue reading
October 17, 2008
by Ml. Muhammed Shoayb
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Q. If bleeding caused by tooth extraction lasts for the entire duration of the salaah time, how does one go about performing the salaah ? Does one wait for the bleeding to cease then make Wudu and perform the salaah … Continue reading
September 26, 2007
by Ml. Muhammed Shoayb
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Q. My friend is suffering from diabetes. According to doctors he should not fast. My friend was recommended not to fast. So my friend thought it best to feed a poor Muslim person everyday the very same food he has … Continue reading