Working in a Man-Made Judicial System Introduction The role of Muslims in non-Muslim judicial systems has been a topic of significant debate among Islamic scholars. This issue addresses the permissibility of Muslims taking up judicial positions, serving as jurors, or participating in any capacity within a nonIslamic legal framework
Can Muslims use medicines with alcohol? It's permissible if the alcohol is transformed and has no intoxicating effect. In cases of necessity, it's allowed when prescribed by a qualified doctor.
What is the Islamic ruling on using medicines containing alcohol?
It is permissible to use medicines containing alcohol if the alcohol has been transformed and has no intoxicating effect. If the medicine contains a large percentage of alcohol or a potent small percentage, it should only be used in cases of necessity, when no permissible alternative is available, and it is prescribed by a qualified doctor.
Khutba 1: Medicines Containing Alcohol Praise and Gratitude "All praise is due to Allah, the Lord of all worlds. We praise Him, seek His help, and ask for His forgiveness. We seek refuge in Allah from the evils of our own souls and from our wicked deeds. Whomsoever Allah guides cannot be led astray, and whomsoever Allah leaves astray, no one can guide." Prayer upon the Prophet (PBUH) "May peace and blessings be upon our beloved Prophet Muhammad, his family, his companions, and all those who follow him until the Day of Judgment."
📚 Interactive Islamic Jurisprudence with Sheikh Assim Al-HakeemExplore an interactive book featuring Q&A on Islamic Fiqh with Translated videos in English, Spanish, and French.
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Working in a Man-Made Judicial System Introduction The role of Muslims in non-Muslim judicial systems has been a topic of significant debate among Islamic scholars. This issue addresses the permissibility of Muslims taking up judicial positions, serving as jurors, or participating in any capacity within a nonIslamic legal framework
Can Muslims use medicines with alcohol? It's permissible if the alcohol is transformed and has no intoxicating effect. In cases of necessity, it's allowed when prescribed by a qualified doctor.
What is the Islamic ruling on using medicines containing alcohol?
It is permissible to use medicines containing alcohol if the alcohol has been transformed and has no intoxicating effect. If the medicine contains a large percentage of alcohol or a potent small percentage, it should only be used in cases of necessity, when no permissible alternative is available, and it is prescribed by a qualified doctor.
Khutba 1: Medicines Containing Alcohol Praise and Gratitude "All praise is due to Allah, the Lord of all worlds. We praise Him, seek His help, and ask for His forgiveness. We seek refuge in Allah from the evils of our own souls and from our wicked deeds. Whomsoever Allah guides cannot be led astray, and whomsoever Allah leaves astray, no one can guide." Prayer upon the Prophet (PBUH) "May peace and blessings be upon our beloved Prophet Muhammad, his family, his companions, and all those who follow him until the Day of Judgment."
📚 Interactive Islamic Jurisprudence with Sheikh Assim Al-HakeemExplore an interactive book featuring Q&A on Islamic Fiqh with Translated videos in English, Spanish, and French.
🕌 Available in 3 languages – learn and deepen your understanding of Islam Fiqh!
What is I'tikaf?I'tikaf is an Islamic practice of dedicating oneself to worship Allah by staying in seclusion in a mosque, particularly during the last 10 days of Ramadan, for the purpose of worship and seeking the Night of Power.
Embrace the tranquility of Ramadan
Embrace the tranquility of Ramadan with I'tikaf, a beautiful Sunnah of the Prophet (pbuh). Dedicate the last 10 nights to worship in the mosque, seeking closeness to Allah. Itikaf Night Of Power
It is permissible to offer the greeting of peace to a group of people that includes some Muslims, but he should mean to direct his greeting to the Muslims. This is stated by Ibn Hajar and endorsed by Shaikh Abdullah ibn Jibreen.
In Islam, purity (often referred to as "Tahara" in Arabic) holds immense significance, encompassing both the physical and spiritual dimensions of a believer's life.
Physical Purity relates to cleanliness of the body, clothes, and the place of worship. Ritual purity is a prerequisite for many acts of worship, such as the five daily prayers. Methods like "wudu" (ablution) and "ghusl" (full body wash) are prescribed to attain this cleanliness.
Moreover, cleanliness in dietary habits, personal hygiene, and general living are emphasized throughout Islamic teachings.
Pilgrimage is one of the five pillars upon which the structure of Islam is built on. Its steps are clearly mentioned in Quran and it must fulfill certain rites in particular places and times in order to be complete.
Commercial transaction is the exchange of property or benefit in the form of trade which is permissible as long as it happens in a certain frame. It’s preferred to have witnesses especially in large deals.
The Arabic term hadd (plural: hudud) is defined as a punishment stated in Islamic law for encroaching on the limits set by Allah. It is also defined as a punishment stated in Islamic law, as a deterrent from committing a similar offence.
Islamically, all food is lawful to eat except what God has made forbidden. God forbids only what is of no benefit to man, or what may have a bad effect on man’s health or what is sinful.
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