A year ago, I performed ‘umrah, and during the seventh circuit [of the Ka’bah] I entered al-Hijr[1]. [After completing that circuit, and the ‘umrah], I then returned [home] to Riyadh, and thereafter I had sexual relations with my wife. So what am I [now] required to do?
What is the ruling regarding the one who heads out to Makkah, but does not intend to do hajj or ‘umrah, so is he required to assume the state of ihraam?
A man wants to go to Jeddah to visit an ill person, and he says “if I get an opportunity, then I will perform ‘umrah.” He asks, from where should he [then] assume the state of ihraam?
Reference: https://x.com/alqaryooti/status/1963967507217162398 Shaykh ‘Aasim al-Qaryootee said: It was said to a wise man: “We never see you finding fault with anyone!?” To which he replied: “I am not even satisfied with myself, so how could I [possibly] find time to criticise others?” Translation originally published on 6 September, 2025
Is there any possibility for a woman to do da’wah outside her home, and how [would that be]?
I began fasting the six [days] of Shawwaal, however I was unable to complete them because of extenuating circumstances and work.
Someone used to fast the six [days] of Shawwaal. If he [then] becomes ill or something prevents him from fasting or he just becomes lazy from fasting in a particular year, is there any sin upon him?
The best of the days of the week on which to fast is Monday and Thursday.
If I fasted six days in Shawwaal to make up for six days I missed in Ramadhaan, is this [also] enough (acceptable) as the fasting of six [days] of Shawwaal?
Is the fasting of the six days a must after the month of Ramadhaan immediately after the day of ‘Eed, or is it permissible [to do so] after ‘Eed by [a number of] days in the month of Shawwaal or not?
