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What is the meaning of seeing oneself flying in the sky?
JonSnow asked 3 years ago • 
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Can we mark with pencil on the Qur’an?
JonSnow asked 3 years ago • 
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There are conflicts and wars being currently fought in the middle east and other parts of the world and I would like to know when and how will the call for “real islamic jihaad” be made (in the military sense) and when conditions that applies to answer it or support it. My question is mainly due to the difficulty in identifying and differentiating between a real mujaahid and a fighter waging a political war (for example Palestinian statehood, independence of Kashmir etc) Grateful if you could shed some light on this issue please.
JonSnow asked 3 years ago • 
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I have learnt that women are not allowed to go in mixed gatherings including wedding of close relatives. In case of a wedding where as one of the duties of a muslim is to attend, what is the rule? Is there exceptions that they can go in market or shops but not in wedding?
JonSnow asked 3 years ago • 
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Is wearing underwear mandatory in islamic dressing code? If one has worn his trousers without underwear, does he have the right to perform namaz in this condition?
JonSnow asked 3 years ago • 
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Does reading Quran in translation that is in english, creole or french equal to reading Quran in arabic? Quran is meant to read and understand, isnt? So if one reads the translation, is the sawab equal to reading Quran in arabic?
JonSnow asked 3 years ago • 
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Surah Hujurat: Ayat 9: Does this Ayat implies that we should not fight between sunnat jamaat, tabligh jamaat, tawheed etc. We should reconcile among each others and live as brotherhood. Please shed some light on this dear brother.
JonSnow asked 3 years ago • 
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I thank you for your reply, which means the wars in Palestine and Kashmir also are legitimate jihaad. However I wish further to know in the Mauritian context how am I required to fulfill the obligation of jihaad or even whether I have a duty to engage myself “militarily” that is. What about jihaad fin naafs, is it dissociated from the military jihaad? Are there conditions attached before enrolment such as being trained for combat etc or having responsibility of a family and old parents to look after? Does the desire and intention to fulfill the command of Allah to carry out jihaad count at all if we do not take part being far away from the zone of conflict and due to the lack of organisation to enrol? Is one person absolved from military engagement if others are taking part in the war and we either support them through duahs and financial assistance to the victims of the war. I read that when Imaam Mahdi will appear there will be a requirement to pledge allegiance to him even if you “have to crawl over ice”. I have read that Amir Mu mineen will unify the ummah. The above questions have been troubling me since Osama Ben Laden had requested the muslims to take up arms, however I was confused regarding his modus operandi and terrorism is prohibited in Islam, I had doubts whether he was waging a genuine shariah war. (not observing the protocols of war) It is a fact that we seldom get discourses on them in the masjid except in “theory” i.e on the duty, merits and rewards of Jihaad and consequences of shying away from it, but we are not informed about what is involved and how to put it into practice. I have at the back of my mind the establishment of ALLAH’s Khilafah on earth which muslims must work on. I shall be grateful if you could provide a detailed and concise reply regarding the above issues to help understanding. I apologise in advance as this is a sensitive issue and I am only seeking knowledge which is deficient on my part on this matter.
JonSnow asked 3 years ago • 
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Are women allowed to listen to Qiraat during menstruation?
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Is it true if we do not make du’a in arabic then Allah does not accept our duas?
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