Question ID 778 - 2013-09-28 14:46:29
Question:
Salam. if a muslim man always remind his wife to offer salat especially fajar, and gets angry because his wife is not performing it every now and then and always reminding her, my question is, is it a sin to get angry with her? Sukran
Answer:
We are supposed to remind and order our family members to perform
obligatory Prayers, but if they do not do that, we are not responsible.
Getting angry might have good result sometimes to make the sinner leave the
sin, but it can also have bad impact which might cause the person who is
refusing to perform the Prayer insist on his or her wrong. You must see the
impact of your getting angry and never be a cause of bad results.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi
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Question ID 777 - 2013-09-28 14:42:59
Question:
Salam. Can a muslim sell's cigarette to a non-muslim? Sukran..
Answer:
It is allowed.
Question ID 776 - 2013-09-28 10:31:55
Question:
Salam alaikum Sayed Moosawi People say that the night of the nikkah is very auspicious.The bride and groom do some amal and the groom has to wash the brides feet. But in some communities the parents of the bride take her back to their house after the nikkah.And than the next day they have a reception and than give the hand of their daughter to the in-laws.So in this situation the bride and groom will be doing their amals not on their actuall nikkah night.Are they being deprived of the sawab or is this also okay. Thank you
Answer:
Such custom ( in some communities the parents of the bride take her back
to their house after the Nikah and on the next day they have a reception
and then give the hand of their daughter to the in-laws ) is wrong because
it delays the bride and the groom to be together as husband and wife which
is in fact their right.
The recommended Amaal (deeds) which you mentioned are not obligatory but
just Mustahab and they are recommended to be performed on the night of
wedding when the bride and groom are together for the first time. It
remains recommended even if the wedding is delayed.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi
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Question ID 775 - 2013-09-28 05:51:57
Question:
Salam alaikum Sayed Moosawi Nowadays the brides are asking for a Hajj trip from their husbands inplace of Mahar amount. Is this okay. Jazakallah
Answer:
Yes it is permissible for the bride to ask for Hajj expenses as Mahr or
part of Mahr from the groom.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi
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Question ID 779 - 2013-09-28 16:16:16
Question:
Assalamalaiqum Janab I want to know that How the generation of Adam & Hawva(As)rise as sister and brother marriage is haram in Islam because Sunnate Alahi is unchanged from avval to akhir.
Answer:
Real brothers and sisters never married with each other, but Allah (SWT)
sent from the Paradise Hoor for the marriage of the children of Adam.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi
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