If a Muslim commits kufr, is it sufficient for them to recite the shahada and intend not to commit kufr again or must they also have remorse?
As salamu Alaykum,
I’m a female medical student in KSA and everyone is urging us to do research and go to clinics in the US or Canada etc for research abroad to get more experience and that it is the only way we can match for residency in our future in good places. We would travel as a group of girls, but I read that traveling without a mahram is prohibited, so I’m not sure what to do in this case.
Unfortunately we need to do these international research experiences (we must decide this week) and even for residency after 2 years, we’ll also have to end up traveling as there are no residency programs in KSA except for Saudi students, and all these things are vital for us to become capable and knowledgeable future physicians.
I can’t travel with a mahram as I do not have a brother or anyone available to accompany me except girls.
So what is the Islamic ruling on what to do in this case?
Thank you.
My husband accidentally said the 3rd divorce as I did not answer his phone and deeply regretted it. He felt that he was possessed during this, or had an out of body experience. Is the divorce valid?
Is slavery allowed purely for the purpose of the sexual relationship between me and a Muslim man? We previously used to be husband and wife but divorced accidentally. We do not want to commit zina and see no other option.
I have heard Shia relatives and people on social media question why Aisha (RA) was on her camel, at night when everyone else was sleeping, if we claim that she never intended to start a war and why she did not leave the battlefield and refuse to fight Ali (RA) like some of the other companions did. I think I do have an answer for this, but I want an answer that is accurate and backed with evidence.
I had a secret marriage which has now ended in divorce, I do intend to re-marry after, but how can I perform my iddah when I am a full-time university student?
Will my iddah be valid if I leave my home?
I've got waswas during prayer and say aamantu billahi wa bi rosulih. Does that invalidate my prayer?
As-Salam-Alaikum, I have previously asked a question similar to this but am a bit confused. My question is about a popular new brand among the community called “sisters and seekers” I have seen both Muslims and non Muslims wear it, but I think it is a non Muslims products. They sell hoodies etc and one of them says “holy” on it. Is it ok if I avoid that one product and can purchase there other ones if this is permissible. Their other clothing pieces usually have “seekers” or “skrs” jeans and similiar. I am sorry to repeat a similiar question but may Allah reward you for the clarification.
Jazak Allah
Dear Mufti Saheb, Assalamu Alaikum.
Does the name Aaira have a good meaning and what is the correct spelling of the name Aaira, Aairah or Ayra?
As-Salam-Alaikum, I would like to ask a question regarding buying a product. This piece of clothing is something I’ve seen Muslims wear but one of the other items from the seller says “holy” on one of the front of the hoodies. I am unsure if this is mocking/disrespectful in any way as I am overthinking buying from this company now. If I refrain from buying that particular piece but other parts from the seller is that ok and permissible.
Jazak Allah
