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Islamic QA for North America

March 16, 2011
by Ml. Muhammed Shoayb
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‘my husband and I both have facebook accounts’ … ‘this man thinks he can tell me what to do’

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Assalaamu alaykum Imam,
may Allah grant you Jannat InshaAllah for helping your Muslim Ummat.
1.) I’m married, and my husband and I both have facebook accounts that we keep in touch with our distant family members; my husband is okay with me having an account only with family members that are females, and I agreed to his request (I dont have no males cousins,uncles…etc). and i requested the same Continue Reading →

March 11, 2011
by Ml. Muhammed Shoayb
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personal matters that are linked to salah

Q: Assalamu alikum wa rahmatullah ya Imam,

May The Almighty increase your knowledge (Ameen. Rest of this line has been omitted, does not pertain to the masses.)
Imam, I am a busy female college student. I have been suffering this type of strange disorder for more than 13 months, every time I go to the bathroom, I find liquids in my internal clothes. The amount of liquids vary, and the color is in the range from yellow to white. The Continue Reading →

March 7, 2011
by Ml. Muhammed Shoayb
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our open policy always seeks out open minds

Q: Salam Alaikum
I am writing to humbly request your help in organizing a field trip to Khadeeja Mosque on Friday, March 4, 2011 inshallah.
I teach at Granger High School where we have just put up an association for the learning of Arabic Culture. The first purpose is to gather our Muslim students, but we can’t use any religious denomination in a school stting.
Part of the activities include visiting an Arabic exhibit at the U of U and continuing at the mosque the same day. The tentative schedule says we should be at the mosque between 1:00 and 1:30 PM. Also, it indicates that the bus should leave for Granger at 2:00 P.M.
Could you please tell me if this possible? We need to know in advance because we have to schedule the bus in advance.
Wassalam. Continue Reading →