Answer “These people are differing with what is an ijmāʿ of the Muslims in our day and time. The Muslims Scholars throughout the world have advised and ruled that the masājid are to be closed to avoid the Coronavirus and that people are to pray at home instead of in …
Pivotal Quote “We cannot say with certainty that Allāh (عز وجل) has sent this disease as a punishment for what was mentioned. What we do know with certainty is that it is the Sunnah of Allāh in His creation and with His servants not to abandon His believing servants, not …
Pivotal Quote “What he takes from those books—from whichever of the four maḏhāhib he may be studying from—is his ʿibādah, between himself and his Lord. It is that which he takes from the book, which coincides and agrees with the Sunnah of the Messenger (صلى الله عليه وسلم) and what …
Pivotal Quote “The aṣl (origin) with this is that it is permissible. There is nothing wrong with getting together and playing football and having a reminder…” سؤال وجواب – عربي – ١:٠٢ دقائق Question and Answer – English [1:28] Question: Can we gather the brothers in the masjid compound to …
Pivotal Quote “The general rule is that there is no prohibition in doing so. If a particular masjid is under the umbrella of a Muslim government and that government forbids putting donation boxes, then yes, it is forbidden to do so because we are commanded to listen to those in …
Pivotal Quote “Allāh grants His victory to His religion and He grants victory to those who have been oppressed. He even grants victory to His religion upon the hands of a sinful and wicked man, as the Prophet ﷺ explicitly said in the ḥadīth, “Certainly Allāh will give victory to this …
Pivotal Quote “The ʿUlamāʾ of Islām have been in the past and continue up until now, warning against and forbidding people from blindly following any Shaykh. In fact, the aʼimmah of the four madhab themselves forbade anyone from blindly following them and they commanded their followers to follow the dalīl …
Pivotal Quote “It is not necessary that a person makes takfīr on an individual who commits a major sin in order to be considered a Khārijī. It is not necessary that a person is actually engaged in an armed struggle to overthrow a Muslim leader in order to be …
