Question ID 3002 - 2015-12-15 09:18:30
Question:
Salam alaykum sayed, I have many old muslim charity letters at home with the name of Allah (swt) and the name of prophet muhammad (saaw) written on it. Wll it be haram for me to shred these letters and then perhaps recycle them? Many thanks
Answer:
It is allowed to shred or recycle them.
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Question ID 3001 - 2015-12-15 08:19:00
Question:
Asslam o alaikum, I am very much disturbed about one thing that before my monthly period the blood spotting starts (this has started one or two months ago). I am puzzled that can I offer namaz in the dress stained with the blood spotting, as sometimes it continues for the whole day every now and then. please, help me out.
Answer:
If you wash the clothes and remove the blood, the stain on the cloth is not
Najis. You can pray with such cloth as far as there is no blood on it but
only colour.
Wassalam
Mohammad Al-Musawi
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Question ID 3009 - 2015-12-16 10:12:56
Question:
A carpet had become najis , and now it has been given to a laundry shop for washing it , so will it be pak for me now?
Answer:
Yes it is Pak if the laundry people use water to wash it. If they use dry
cleaning only, then it remains Najis.
Wassalam
Mohammad al-Musawi
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Question ID 3010 - 2015-12-16 13:24:15
Question:
Salam alaikum Sayed Musawi Can we give Sadka money towards helping the refugees.Even if they are not muslims? Duas
Answer:
Yes if they are really needy.
Question ID 3021 - 2015-12-23 03:27:53
Question:
Asak, I have purchased one flat in banglaore for purpose of living but i have still not got its possession and as per current estimate it will take another 1.5 to 2 years. Meanwhile my office location has changed and now my home is quite far from my office and commuting takes lot of time due to distance and traffic. Due to this I am thinking of buy another ready to move in flat near my office.My question is that Do I have to pay khums on this 2nd house monthly loan installments? Kindly advise.
Answer:
Salamun Alaykum wr wb
The house where you are living in now is exempted from Khums, but if you do
not practically live in it now, Khums will be obligatory on it's market
value on your Khums date.
Wassalam
Mohammad Al-Musawi
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