A woman reads the Qur.aan with her head uncovered, and when she comes across an aayah wherein there is a prostration [to be made], should she do the prostration with her head uncovered, or should she cover it [and then do the prostration]?
Category: Worship
When to encourage young children to fast
When are the young children required to fast?
Praying in the same clothing in which I had a wet dream
[When] I have a wet dream, I have a bath [or shower] and wear the same clothing in which I had a wet dream; so is there any harm in that?
Combining the prayers because of severe pains
She is asking about [the permissibility of] combining the zhuhr and ‘asr prayers because of severe pains?
Parents complain their children delay their prayers
In general, parents complain about their children delaying the prayer past its time?
Praying upon a prayer rug
When I visit one of my relatives, at the time of prayer they offer me a prayer rug to pray upon. So I pray [on it] – even though I do not like to do so, because I see [both] the young and the old praying on it, and [then] they put it on the floor in the children’s room. So is my prayer correct, or should I repeat it?
Using a tasbeeh counter
Reference: http://mufti.af.org.sa/ar/content/التسبيح-بالأصابع-أكمل-وأفضل Question: I am asking about the [gadgets which are worn as] rings on the index finger – which have a number counter on them. The intention behind using them is to make use of the time by engaging in tasbeeh. So what is the Sharee’ah-based ruling regarding [using] it, and may Allaah reward […]
Gifting the reward of reading the Qur.aan to the deceased
Is it permissible to read a soorah from the Qur.aan with the intention that its reward be [destined] for the deceased? And how would that be?
The traveller’s prayer in congregation with local residents
[At the moment] I am travelling, so if I joined a congregation of local residents for the ‘ishaa prayer, [as a traveller] should I finish my prayer after two rak’ahs, or should I pray all four rak’ahs along with them?
Passing by the graveyard
Is the invocation of peace upon the dead to be uttered only upon entering the graveyard, or can it also be uttered when passing by [the graveyard]?