Continuous Voluntary (Nafl) Fasting in Islam ? Parental Permission For Children's Nafl Fasts ?

Answer: salah, earning lawful income, serving his parents, raising children, preserving his health, maintaining ties of kinship, etc.), and he must not fast d..

Where Should One Praying On A Chair Place His Chair In Salah

Question: Salah sitting on a chair, is it necessary for him to offer Salah together in the row, while sitting on the chair or can he keep his chair at the end p..

What Is The Superior Time For Offering Zuhr Salah ?

Question: Salah?..

Ruling Regarding Salah Offered on a Prayer Mat With Impurity Under It

Question: Salah on a prayer mat. After offering the Salah, I found Najasat-e-Ghaliza (major impurity) larger than the size of a Dirham under the prayer mat. How..

Ruling On Pointing the Feet Toward the Direction of Qiblah

Question: salah pointing his feet towards the Qiblah. 2. It has been commanded to point the feet of the one close to death towards the Qiblah. 3. The sa..

What Is The Ruling If One Forgets To Recite A Surah After Surah Al-Fatiha?

Answer: salah to be Wajib al-I’adah (necessary to repeat). Sajda Sahw will not suffice here. It should be remembered that when returning to qiyam, the ru..

Is It Permissible to Face Someone Offering Salah?

Question: salah and there are many people sitting in the rows ahead who have completed their salah. In this case, is it permissible for the Imam to turn towards..

Is it necessary to offer Nawafil even after Nafl Tawaf?

Answer: Salah of Tawaf no matter which type of Tawaf he has performed. Therefore, it is Wajib to offer two Rak’aat Salah of Tawaf even after a Nafl Tawaf. It ..

Can One See The Prophet ﷺ While Awake? Will They Become Sahabi?

Answer: Salah in his grave with his physical body. (2) The one seeing him ﷺ only sees his blessed soul which appears in a human form. This soul is still c..

Ruling On Reciting The Quran In Graveyards

Answer: salah, reading the Quran, reciting the kalimah, sending ṣalāt upon the Prophet, fasting, performing ḥajj, giving zakāt, charity, etc., he can transmit..