Qunūt in Fajr
Can one choose when and when not to read it in Fajr ṣalāh? Also, does the same ruling apply to both muqtadi (follower) and Imam (leader)?
Can one choose when and when not to read it in Fajr ṣalāh? Also, does the same ruling apply to both muqtadi (follower) and Imam (leader)?
If a Shāfiʿī muqtadi (follower) reads Fajr ṣalāh behind a Ḥanafī imam, what would be best for the Shāfiʿī to do with regards to Dua e Qunūt? Can he shorten the qunūt? If he does shorten the qunūt, does he make sujūd al-sahw (the prostration of forgetfulness)? If he reads the entire qunūt and joins the imam in sajdah, does he still make sajdah?
Is it permissible to intend a Qurbāni/Udhiyah as Aqīqah with the same animal?
May one sacrifice (qurbān) an animal that has been castrated?
Is it permissible to give certain parts of the Qurbani/Udhiyah meat to non-Muslims, since there are parts which Muslims are usually not accustomed to eating?
May one perform a sacrifice (qurbāni) on behalf of the deceased without their instruction?
Is it permissible for women to shorten/cut their hair?
Is the Brazilian hair treatment permissible in Islam?
A collection of 40 aḥādīth, each transmitted from a different shaykh, of the late Mufti Yusuf Karaan. Compiled by the late Mufti Mohammad Taha Karaan.
This paper is an academic attempt to shed light on recent events initiated and publicised by Taj Hargey and his Open Mosque. I will explore what the said Open Mosque is about and who its founder Taj Hargey is. The recent publicly held radio interviews and internet material has sparked debate in the public and this paper will explore why. Lastly the public has been calling for a response by the scholars to these events and a solution to address their concerns and this will also be attempted.
A collection of 40 asānīd of our beloved teacher, Ml Taha Karaan, taken from 40 shuyūkh of his, each linking to a distinct companion, and, further, to a distinct book of hadīth.
The study of the Arabic language is approached from the angles of grammar and literature. This book covers Naḥw (syntax) – one of the two fundamental disciplines of Arabic grammar.
The study of the Arabic language is approached from the angles of grammar and literature. This book continues the coverage of Naḥw (syntax) – one of the two fundamental disciplines of Arabic grammar.
The study of the Arabic language is approached from the angles of grammar and literature. This book covers Ṣarf (morphology and etymology) – one of the two fundamental disciplines of Arabic grammar.
A collection of Arabic sentences and phrases with which the student applies all theoretical rules of syntax (Naḥw) and morphology (Ṣarf) learnt in the first year.
The fifth part of Sayyid Abū al-Hasan al-Nadwī’s Qaṣaṣ al-Nabiyyīn detailing the life (sīrah) of the Holy Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
by Abū al-Ḥasan ʿAliyy Nadwī
What is the Shāfiʿī ruling on using synthetic alcohol in food products like ice cream, biscuits, etc?
Is it permissible for a lady to pluck her eyebrows?
Is it permitted that the bride attend the marriage ceremony which is traditionally performed in the mosque and attended by men only?
Is it permitted Islamically to perform cosmetic surgery to correct a birth defect? If not, will the surgeon be equally culpable in the eyes of Shari`ah? What if the patient was non-Muslim? Would you also provide some titles of works in English to which I could refer?