Ruling On Buying And Selling Insects Like Mealworms Larvae

Question: alled the Darkling beetle, which develops in wheat bran due to moisture and lays eggs there? The larvae that emerge from these eggs are called mealwor..

Placing Black Pots Upside Down and Hanging Shoes on Cars to Avoid Evil Eye

Question: ality of this according to Sharia?..

A Common Impermissible Agreement Between Steel Mills and Contractors Regarding Buying Steel Rods

Question: ally make an agreement with the steel mill beforehand so that they will have the rods ready by that time and this way they can avoid the daily rising ..

Reciting Tashahhud Twice Before Sajdah Sahw

Answer: alah is valid and does not need to be repeated. The detail is that whenever Sajdah Sahw becomes Wajib upon someone, he is allowed to perform Salam an..

Ruling on Paying Girl’s Parents for Marriage

Answer: ale) of a free person, whether male or female, is Batil (invalid) because Bay’ involves the exchange of Maal (an asset) with another Maal, and a free ..

The Ruling Of Taking A Vow To Recite The Qur’an

Answer: alah is a subordinate to the Salah, whereas it is necessary that the Wajib which is from the category be a Wajib individually and not as a subordinate..

Which year’s rate would be reckoned for paying Fidya (expiation) of previous year’s fasts ?

Answer: Alamgiri: ” تعتبر القيمة عند حولان الحول اذا كان له مائتا قفيز حنطة للتجارة تساوی مائتی درهم فتم الحول ثم زاد السعر أو انتقص فان أدى من عينها أدى ..

Ruling on Working for Less Due to Having Taken a Loan

Answer: al ruling) is that taking any predesignated benefit because of giving a loan, whether it is explicitly mentioned or understood, is considered interest..

What is a Masjid Al-Bayt Its rulings and virtues

Question: al-bayt, and what are its virtues? Does a masjid al-bayt also have finā’ al-masjid (an appendage) just like normal masjids do? Moreover, if there..

Verbally Expressing Intention For Salah Is This Bidah An Innovation ?

Question: alah is impermissible, as it is has been classified as bidꜤah (innovation) in the relied-upon books of Ḥanafi jurisprudence. Is this correct? Please..