The assertion maintained by certain individuals—that the obligatory alms of Zakat apply solely to earned income while exempting vast holdings of wealth valued in millions of rupees simply because …

When rental income is derived from a mother’s property, but the individual receiving it does not retain the funds for himself and instead transfers them directly to his younger …

When an individual enters into a business partnership and is subsequently deceived, leading to financial loss, the religious jurisprudence surrounding whether this loss can be deducted from one’s Zakat …

In assessing whether Zakat is obligatory upon a residential plot acquired in 1974 for the sum of one thousand rupees, it becomes essential to evaluate the threshold of eligibility …

The divine rulings regarding Zakat on agricultural produce, alongside a detailed examination of differing scholarly opinions and the legal authenticity of related Hadiths, present a clear and precise framework …

Under an Islamic administrative framework, the systematic collection of Zakat on livestock—such as sheep, cattle, and camels—is governed by precise and inherently just principles designed to prevent any form …

The Islamic legal rulings and procedures regarding Zakat on buried treasure are remarkably clear and explicit. Buried treasure refers to valuable items discovered purely by chance and without prior …

Under an Islamic system of governance and administrative structure, when collecting the obligatory alms (Zakat) for livestock such as sheep, cattle, and camels, the appointed official must personally travel …

Under the Islamic system of governance, the procedures followed by officials collecting Zakat—the obligatory alms—for livestock such as sheep, cattle, and camels, as well as the religious rulings governing …

Zakat is one of the essential pillars of Islam. It is not permissible to use any trickery or deceit (*heelah*—cheating methods) when calculating, collecting, or giving Zakat. Property or …

According to Islamic law, when calculating Zakat on livestock (camels, cattle, sheep/goats), an animal of a specific required age must be given. However, if a person does not possess …

Regarding the Zakat on cattle, particularly cows and buffaloes, the prescribed threshold (Nisab) for obligation mandates that a person must own a minimum of thirty cattle, as any count …

According to the guidance of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), the rules governing Zakat on goats and sheep are as follows: A fundamental condition for Zakat to …

When studying the criteria for the obligatory threshold (Nisab) and rate of Zakat on wealth other than livestock, buried treasure, and agricultural produce, two different criteria are found in …

In the early days, even before the time of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), the barter system was the common practice among people. Under the barter system, …

The system of Zakat for camels, although it might seem inapplicable to people living in Tamil Nadu today, is an essential area of knowledge for understanding the history and …

Zakat is a vital pillar of Islamic jurisprudence. A fundamental question frequently arises regarding its fulfillment: if a person pays Zakat on a piece of wealth once, must they …

Regarding the legal guidelines for the timing of the obligatory charitable contribution known as Zakat in Islam, 95% of contemporary scholars are providing the public with guidance that is …

According to the principles of Islamic ethics, all personal belongings and assets are defined under the comprehensive term ‘wealth’. In the Arabic language, this is expressed as Maal (plural: …

Allah(Swt) has generally stated in the Holy Quran that Zakat is obligatory on wealth. However, the amount of Zakat is not fixed at 2.5 percent for every single type …

In this post, we turn to something often overlooked yet deeply misunderstood topic which is about Footwear (sandals, shoes) A Surprising Reality In many societies today, Footwear is treated as …

In the previous session, whether adornment in clothing is permissible. We explained how homes may be beautified and decorated. Now the question moves further: When it comes to clothing whether …

In the previous posts, we explored: The concept of Zeenah (adornment) The limits placed by Islam And how misunderstanding leads to confusion In this post, we move deeper into …

After establishing with overwhelming clarity that Face covering is not an obligation in Islam, We now turn to the final arguments presented by those who still insist otherwise Because when evidence …

We have now reached a crucial stage in our discussion. Until now, we have examined: Daily life of the companions Social interaction Linguistic meaning of Hijab In this post, …

In the previous posts, we have been examining: Whether Islam commands women to cover their faces and each time, from different angles we have seen that there is no such …

If we look into the previous posts, we have been examining one question: Did Islam command women to conceal their faces? Through Hadith, daily life incidents and logical reflection, we …

In the previous posts, we have examined one central issue: Did Islam command women to cover their faces? We did not rely on: Emotions Cultural influence Social pressure Instead, …

In the previous posts, we have carefully examined one central question: Is face covering obligatory for women in Islam? We did not approach this emotionally. We approached it through Qur’an, Hadith …

In the previous part, we examined: The Qur’anic verse of Jilbab The importance of recognition And the absence of clear obligation for face covering We now examine the real-life …

In this post, we address one of the most debated and emotionally charged topics in the Muslim world: Is covering the face (niqab) obligatory in Islam? Did Allahﷻ or …

Question: When three people are praying in congregation, how should the rows be arranged? If a third person arrives late, should he go to the front or behind? Is …

Question: Is it permissible for Muslims to join political parties, whether Muslim-based parties or others like DMK, Congress, etc.? What are the Islamic guidelines? Answer: The principle is: if …

Question: Someone has sent an image with a salawat and claims that reciting it 21 times and then looking at a certain picture will remove difficulties and bring blessings …

Question: If a woman is fasting and menstruation begins in the evening or afternoon, is her fast valid? Does she have to make it up later? Answer: Some people …

Question: My name is Sayyid, and I am 45 years old. My family name is Kattuppa. A certain scholar said that this name has no meaning in Arabic or …

Question: Is it obligatory to say “Bismillah” before starting wudu? If someone omits it, is their wudu valid? Answer: There are hadiths on this matter. Some schools of thought …

Question: When entering a mosque and the adhan (call to prayer) is being recited, is it permissible to perform wudu (ablution), pray sunnah, or go to the bathroom? What …

Question: I have heard that after reciting the Qur’an, one should not say “SadaqAllahﷻul ‘Azim” (Allahﷻ the Almighty has spoken the truth). My question is: Based on the command …

Question: After a person dies, the angels who recorded their deeds depart. If that is the case, who records the ongoing rewards from ongoing charity (sadaqah jariyah), beneficial knowledge, …

Question: I have been watching your class, and you mentioned something about revelation coming to the Prophetﷺ. You said that Jibreel(AS) would come and recite to him, and after …

Question: I listened to one of your Friday sermons. You mentioned the verse from Surah Al-Kahf (18:25) about the people of the cave staying 300 years. But in the …

Question: In the Qur’an, Allahﷻ has forbidden interest (riba) and says: “Allahﷻ destroys interest and gives increase for charities” (Qur’an 2:276). You also mentioned in a lecture that interest …

Question: When iqamah is given for the obligatory prayer and the rows are being straightened, if I am standing in a row and the person behind me is praying …

Question: When my son was unwell, I made a vow to Allahﷻ that if he recovered, I would fast for a whole year. But now, I could not do …

Question: He (the questioner) has written about two incidents. Incident one: Someone cursed me obscenely on my phone. He spoke wrongly about my mother, my wife, and the women …

Question: Is Sahih Muslim Hadith 1471 strong or weak? And explain the concept of the Quran interceding for us with Allahﷻ. That is, in Sahih Muslim, Hadith 1470 (or …

Question: He (the questioner) sends a hadith found in books like Bayhaqi, Ibn Hibban and asks if it is correct. The hadith narrated by Abu Hurairah (may Allahﷻ be …

Question: I reside in Mangalam village, Tiruppur district. In the JAQ mosque here, which is associated with an organization called JAQ, under the scheme “No Hunger, Provide Food,” every …

Question: Some scholars say that all those killed in the conflict in Palestine are martyrs (shuhada). Is this correct? Did the Prophetﷺ specifically mention those killed in Palestine as …

Question: My husband scolds me a lot. He curses me, saying, “May you become guilty before Allahﷻ because you don’t listen to your husband. You frequently go to your …

Question: A video in Urdu has been circulating stating that a wife’s duty toward her husband is so great that even if her husband was covered from head to …

Question: A man intended to perform Umrah on behalf of his deceased mother. While in the state of ihram, during Sa’i between Safa and Marwah, he fell unconscious and …

Question: The Qur’an says in Surah Al-Haqqah, verse 30: “Seize him and cast him into Hellfire.” This seems to indicate direct entry into Hell. However, we understand that there …

Question: Non-Muslims in India export meat to Arab countries, using Arabic names for their companies. They do not observe halal principles, and there is even a possibility that dead …

Question: When children throw tantrums, parents often make false promises to calm them—saying they will buy something when they have no intention or ability to do so. Does this …

Question: The Qur’an states that promises will be questioned. In many places, parents arrange marriage promises between their children when they are young. When the children reach maturity, the …

Question: You have said in your Ramadan speeches that food offered to deities (like those used in idol worship) is not haram to consume if it is not a …

The questioner gave a huge hadith sample which nearly goes about a page and asks for clarification regarding the authenticity The hadith is found in Sahih Muslim, and since …

Question: In the second chapter of the Holy Qur’an, verse 180 states that making a will at the time of death is an obligation. However, you and many other …