📤NEW UPLOAD ❗️ 📜ⓜⓟⓤⓑⓢ Q&A 📃Category: Ramaḍān Fiqh Rulings 🚫 🕌 How Do We Advise Those Mosques That Defy The Corona Virus Lockdown and Insist On Opening For Ṣalāḥ, Jumuʿah etc. So even if it does not mean that a person’s fasting and prayers are not accepted, a person should leave alone everything that Allāh (عز وجل) has forbidden.“ 🔉 *LISTEN To The Full Answer In Arabic & English: or 📄 READ The Complete Answer:* That is not to say though that Ribā is no problem-this is one of the major sins. This is one thing and that is something else. ʿAbdullah ibn Ṣulfīq aẓ-Ẓafīrī حفظه الله ❓ *The Questioner Asked:* If a person’s source of income is from Ribā, are his fasting, his prayers and his other acts of worship going to be accepted? And how are we to deal with a person like this, especially when they feel no remorse and say that there is no way to avoid dealing in Ribā in our day and time? 📄 *Pivotal Quote:* “There is no direct relationship between their income being ḥarām and their acts of worship being accepted. 📤NEW UPLOAD ❗️ 📜ⓜⓟⓤⓑⓢ Q&A 📃Category: Ramaḍān Fiqh Rulings 💰 *Does Partaking In Ribā Nullify One’s Fast and Other Acts of Worship * 👤 by Shaykh Dr. They need to go back and think about the reality of their Islām and the reality of their īmān, knowing that the Muslim is the one who worships Allāh in all times, not the one who worships Allāh if he feels like it and then goes to disobeying Him when he feels like that, because this is not ʿibādah“” 🔉 *LISTEN To The Full Answer In Arabic & English: or 📄 READ The Complete Answer:* ʿAbdullah ibn Ṣulfīq aẓ-Ẓafīrī حفظه الله ❓ *The Questioner Asked:* What is your advice to the people who are doing the right thing during Ramaḍān, they are upon their acts of worship, performing their ṣalāh on time and reading the Qurʾān but after Ramaḍān they abandon all of these acts of worship as if they had never even started? 📄 *Pivotal Quote:* “So the people who match this description, who are doing good in Ramaḍān and go back to their old bad ways as soon as ʿEid comes, they need to check themselves. 📤NEW UPLOAD ❗️ 📜ⓜⓟⓤⓑⓢ Q&A 📃Category: Ramaḍān 🌿 *How Can We Advise Those Who Are Religious and Diligent In Worship During Ramaḍān But Afterward They Are Complacent* 👤 by Shaykh Dr. So what is obligatory upon her because she tried to stop at the beginning but then she started enjoying it later on? 📄 *Pivotal Quote:* “Her enjoying it after the act had already started is not a sin upon her because she knew what was right in the beginning and she tried to do the right thing at the beginning, but she was forced.” 🔉 *LISTEN To The Full Answer In Arabic & English: or 📄 READ The Complete Answer:* ʿAbdullah ibn Ṣulfīq aẓ-Ẓafīrī حفظه الله ❓ *The Questioner Asked:* A sister says that her husband forced her to have marital relations during the day time in Ramāḍān, and she resisted him at the beginning but was not able to stop him and then during the intercourse she began to enjoy it. 📤NEW UPLOAD ❗️ 📜ⓜⓟⓤⓑⓢ Q&A 📃Category: Ramaḍān Women 🚫 *What Is The Ruling On A Wife Who Was Forced To Have Marital Relations During The Day In Ramāḍān* 👤 by Shaykh Dr. However, if it is someone who is inclined towards Islām and we feel that they may accept Islām if given something of the wealth, then yes.” 🔉 LISTEN To The Full Answer In Arabic & English: or 📄 READ The Complete Answer: One of her relatives may feed a poor person for each day that she misses on her behalf.“ “So as a general rule, zakāh and feeding for the days of Ramāḍān is not to be given to the non-Muslims. Otherwise, the question about someone feeding on her behalf, yes, this is permissible. So is it permissible for me to feed a poor person for each day that she does not fast on her behalf because she is sick and not able to fast? And does the poor person fed have to be a Muslim? 📄 Pivotal Quotes: “If her health permits her to break fast now and if she feels that her health will improve later, she can fast these days later.

She has Leukaemia and some other health problems, which means that she has to take medicine in addition to chemotherapy so she is not fasting and it is hard for her to cook and feed a poor person for each day of the fast she has missed. ʿAbdullah ibn Ṣulfīq aẓ-Ẓafīrī حفظه الله ❓ The Questioner Asked: My grandmother accepted Islām a few months ago but she has hidden her Islām from my grandfather because he is a strict Christian. 📤NEW UPLOAD ❗️ 📜ⓜⓟⓤⓑⓢ Q&A 📃Category: Ramaḍān Fiqh Rulings 🍽 Is It Permissible To Feed A Poor Person On Behalf of My Grandmother Who Can’t Fast and Are Non Muslims Eligible For Zakah 👤 by Shaykh Dr.

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