Question ID 2139 - 2014-12-04 22:51:58
Question:
Salaam i am doing amaal of ziarat e ashura what the problem is ive been ill and busy forgot in between to read it everyday but next day i always read it twice so i have missed previous days... Will this effect my dua and amaal Please email me back it will be great and helpful
Answer:
If you miss it, you may recite it when you remember.
Wassalam
Question ID 2140 - 2014-12-04 23:40:20
Question:
is it necessary for a women to tie her hairs during namaz or shia can pray namaz while her hairs open and in hijab? Also please elaborate if the Jura is allowed in islam which gives like a camel shape even in hijab. What is the view of Ayytallah sistani on the above senarios
Answer:
Hijab is must in Namaz , but it is not Wajib on the woman to tie her hair
during Namaz.
Hijab needs the woman to cover her hair and body completely. Making the
hair in certain shape which is seen by non Mahram is not allowed.
Wassalam.
Question ID 2142 - 2014-12-06 00:04:52
Question:
Am I allowed to recite hadis e kisa and other non quranic duaas during menstruation?
Answer:
Yes, you are allowed.
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Question ID 2147 - 2014-12-07 17:29:05
Question:
is it true that the prophet horse is in the sky flying i saw a video that showed a white horse flying so i asked some shia head masters and they said it was the prophet horse and then i asked some suna head masters and they said they dont know.
Answer:
Al Buraq has been mentioned in many books as the mean that Prophet Mohammad
(SAWA) used in Me'raj. It is one of the miracles of the Prophet (SAWA).
Wassalam.
Mohamamd al-Musawi
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Question ID 2148 - 2014-12-09 06:35:23
Question:
Salam alaykum Maulana Question is I am 66 years old inshallah planning to go for Hajj Umrah am I allowed to wear a white underwear with a liner for protection of bladder incontinance that I experience once in a while pls rsvp thx for the tabligh
Answer:
You are allowed to use that textile for medical reasons, but avoid wearing
stitched underwear. You can cover your private parts with textile which
should not be stitched.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi