Category: Womens Issues
Total : 91 Results
Question ID 938 Friday 13th of December 2013
Question:
Assalamm alekum I got married 5 years ago I ve 4 year old son after cycerian I suffered T.B in stomache and Also hernia. Now when we trying to have baby doctor say that my tubes are blocked. So if my fallopian tubes are damaged and doctor said to do laprohistoscopy and if after that results are nill then for child I should go for test tube baby So is test tube baby allowed in islam
Answer:
Test tube baby is allowed in Islam as far as no sinful act is involved in
the procedure like non Mahram man seeing or touching the wife or non Mahram
woman seeing or touching the man etc.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi
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Question ID 914 Friday 6th of December 2013
Question:
As-Salamu A'laikum Sayyidna, Is it allowed for a mother who has just given birth to donate umbilical cord blood, which will be used to treat other sick people (i.e. leukemia)? This blood is not taken from the newborn but from the cord that connects it to the mother and will be discarded. Thank you, Mehdi Hazari
Answer:
Yes it is allowed.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi
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Question ID 801 Wednesday 16th of October 2013
Question:
Sallam, please what are the qualities of a good and perfect hijab and also which of the of the body that is allowed to be seen. Khuda hafiz
Answer:
Proper Hijab is dress which covers the whole body of the female except her
face and hands.
It must not be tied to show the shape of what is been coverd, and must not
be transparent.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi
Question ID 787 Wednesday 9th of October 2013
Question:
salaam u alaykum, is a woman allowed to put her qari reciations of the Holy Quran on youtube ? and what is there any harm in men listening to them ? there are many videos on youtube of Women reciting The Holy Quran like a Qari.
Answer:
It is allowed for her to put her recitation on YouTube .
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi
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Question ID 781 Thursday 3rd of October 2013
Question:
Salam aleikum, my name is Yassin, i am 23 and i recently got married. I am a shia convert (from sunni islam) and my wife is Sunni. I knew, from before marriage, that my wife had issues with a jinn, and that her parents had several scholars who had studied in Saudi arabia or in the Al Azhar university to give her Roqya to root out the jinn. They all agreed she was routinely posessed but they failed to root out the jinn. Over the course of time she has had many symptoms like: Memory loss, seeing jinn in the appartment, feeling the jinn inside her body, being unable to move or call me etc. I am writing this in 4 o'clock in the morning as i am sitting next to my sleeping wife, i dare not go to sleep this night. She told me tonight she felt him (the jinn) and that she had seen a dead half rotten woman carry a bearded man towards her, and she could not move or call me. I have said surah al Kursi and she said that made the jinn go away. I see nothing, and i have no problems, but i fear for my wife. She says she has the ability to sometimes control her dreams, in wich she can move around freely, one night she was in the home of her parents, she said she flew to me in her dream and she described exactly what i was wearing in the bed and what she said was correct. Please syed, if you are able, advise me on what i can do to free my wife from this jinn. I had already challenged him once, saying this is my home and my wife, and that i will not tolerate him, but this helped only for a few weeks, after wich he came back. My wife is in the period of her menses (menstruation now), i do not know if this is related or not. Jazak allah, i thank you for your time and i apologise for laying my worries on you
Answer:
This situation can be dealt with by:
1. Reciting Ayatyul Kursi, Sura Falaq and Sura Naas loudly at home. It will
drive the bad Jinn away Insha Allah.
2. Reciting this verse loudly at home (=ED=F5=D1=D3=F3=E1 =DA=E1=ED=DF=E3 =
=C8=F6=D4=E6=C7=D9=F2 =E3=E4 =E4=C7=D1=F2 =E6=E4=F5=F5=CD=C7=D3
=DD=E1=C7 =CA=E4=CA=D5=D1=C7=E4)
YORSALO ALAYKUM BISHOWAADH MIN NAARIN WA NOHAASBFALA TANTASIRAAN
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi
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