Question ID 986 - 2013-12-30 16:12:03
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Salaam, my question was that are women allowed to get belly peircings and any other peircings which would be only for their husband to see?
Answer:
If it does not involve any non Mahram to see her body while piercing , and
no one will see her but only her husband, then it is allowed.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi
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Question ID 964 - 2013-12-21 02:29:55
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Salam I am a 22 year old male Iranian shia muslim. I have been recently trying to get married. However the girls dad is refusing on the basis that i am not iraqi. Please advise me on what i must do w.s
Answer:
Islam allows marriage between Muslim male and Muslim female from any
country. Try to make respected people to speak to the father of the girl.
Wassalam.
Mohammadbal-Musawi
Question ID 954 - 2013-12-17 12:44:03
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Assalam alaikum A-if an old lady wants to go for hajj/umrah, is it compulsory for her to go with a mahram? she is widow and does not have any son/brother. B-Can she go with group? what if the group have both males and females travelling together. Thanks & Regards,
Answer:
She does not need to be accompanied by a Mahram if she is going with a safe
company of ladies or group of ladies and gentlemen as far as they are
trustworthy.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi
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Question ID 934 - 2013-12-12 11:19:32
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Assalamualaikum. I am 34 years old and remarried, with three children, previously we were hanafi's. when i was 21 i was forced and emotionally blackmailed into marrying my cousin in Pakistan who was approx 2 years older than me. (this was a sunni marriage, as i was a sunni then) however we argued every other day and in the end i divorced her after one year. i had a child with her too who is about 12 years old now. Anyway we broke off and never contacted each other again after the divorce, it was triple talaq's done the sunni way, (which i now know was the wrong way of doing it) i still have the nikah nama from that marriage and later found out that when i was signing the nikah nama there were no demands of hers on there. but when i was married and back in the UK, i found that they had written three things on there that we had no knnowledge of, no 1- that if i divorce her i would be liable to pay her a sum. no 2- i would pay her a set amount every month. no 3- 18 tola gold is hers. i felt that they not only tricked me but they bargained their daughter to me. this infuriated me further to the fact that i did not want to get married to her as on previous occasions i had heard that she was very rude to her parents, and i did not like that. I did write to Ayatullah Sistani about 6 months ago and he replied by saying that "no burden is on me, however it would be good to raise the child to follow the ahlulbayt way" i have no contact with them and we parted in a very bad manner. i read a previous post on your website that the divorce of tripple talaq is not valid. is this correct? does this mean that i am still married to her even though i have remarried? please help this is a very big dilemma for me. Assalamualaikum
Answer:
The Triple Talaq is invalid for the followers of Ahlul Bayt (AS), but it
valid for those who believe in it who are most of the Sunni sects. Your
Triple Talaq took place when you were a Sunni, so, it is valid.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi
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Question ID 979 - 2013-12-27 10:19:14
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Why shia Muslim have a name of hazrat Ali (as) included in azaan ? And why do not other Muslim ?
Answer:
The name of Hazrat Ali (AS) was announced in Azan as Ameerul Mo'mineen
immediately after the announcement of Ghadeer on 18 of Thul Hijja year 10
after Hijra. it is Mustahab (recommended) to mention this fact of Ali as
Ameerul Mo'mineen is Azan. In Sunni books like Al-Salaafah Fi Akhbar
al-Khilafah by al-Shabrawi page 36, Azan was announced after Ghadeer with
the name of Ali as Ameerul Mo'mineen. Later on the enemies of Imam Ali (AS)
banned it, but the followers of Ahlul Bayt (AS) keep mentioning this great
fact which is the spirit of the Real Islam and the continuity of the
religion of the Prophet Mohammad (SAWA).
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi
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