Question ID 2917 - 2015-11-02 08:49:10
Question:
Salaamunalikum.. My friend watched pornography and after that he was riding a bike while riding some came out and he does not know whether it is semen or something else.. Will ghusl is obkigatory in him. Thank you He follow ayoutullah sistani
Answer:
Semen gushes out with feeling of orgasm, then feeling of weakness in the
body. If the liquid which came out did not gush out, it is not semen, but
it can be Mathi (Mazi) which is not Najis and does need any Ghusl nor Wudhu.
As far as you are not sure that semen came out, Ghusl is not obligatory on
you.
Wassalam.
Mohammad Al-Musawi
Question ID 2916 - 2015-11-02 04:45:48
Question:
Asslaamwalekum, Sir, i had asked you two questions regarding the same matter. i have mentioned question ID of these two questions (Question ID- 2905 & 2906 in youth issues section). sir, you had already done istikhara regarding the above mentioned issues & you said the istikhara is good in both the cases. sir, but it is still a dought ful condition to convince her father because the istikhara is also good for the boy which he chosen for him. so, i want you to please do istikhara & tell me which one is best suitable in the above mention cases whether i or the boy which her father chosen for her.
Answer:
I have already seen Istikhara and inform you about its result. There is no
need and no place for another Istikhara on the same subject.
Wassalam.
Mohammad Al-Musai
Question ID 2909 - 2015-10-31 06:41:47
Question:
Aassalamualaykum brother, please give reference from Sunni books whether doing teeja,daswa and chaliswa is right as a Sunni man has asked me this question and he has asked me to give reference from Sunni books. Thanks a lot.
Answer:
Holding religious gatherings for the reward of the departed soul, is
allowed in Islam. It depends on the society and the way and dates they hold
the gatherings. Some Muslims hold religious gatherings for three days after
death, while some of them hold on the seventh day. Others hold it on the
tenth day after death and some hold it on the forty days. All are allowed
and been practices by Muslims from different sects except Wahabis who claim
that it is Bid'ah.
Your Sunni friend should ask Sunni Ulama who usually hold such gatherings.
Wassalam.
Mohammad Al-Musawi
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Question ID 2928 - 2015-11-09 11:55:04
Question:
Assalam o alykum My que is ke me fb pe ek muslim male se chat karti thi after sometime he start liking me nd i also feel same for him nd nw he is ready to perform nikah with me but the issue is usne kuch tym pehle mujhe chat me 3, bar nikah qubul karwaya bcoz abhi wo bahar h india ane me tym lagega to mene b us nikah ko nrml lete hue agree kia bt wo isse valid bolte h or me is nikah ko valid ni manti plz aap mjhe mutmain baksh answer dijie plzz with refrence plz
Answer:
Virgin girl requires her father's approval for any type of Nikah.
If you have approval of your father (in case you are a virgin girl) , then
Nikah is valid.
Wassalam
Mohammad Al-Musawi
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Question ID 2933 - 2015-11-12 19:04:13
Question:
Sir, My husband is a religious man, Alhamdolillah. He does a lot of charity. But somehow he never wanted to pay khums. We had a lot of arguement on this issue. I used to work for quite sometime. That time I asked a lady who knows religion more than me whether I can pay khums from my salary. She said yes you can. I gave khums without telling my husband. Astaghfirullah. But now we both are retired. My husband is sick. We have some saving (FD) and also we get some money in the form of rent every month. How do I solve this problem and what about the years during which I have not paid khums. We follow Aqaae Shistani. I am in a confused state of mind. I donot want to create any problem in the house since my husband is not well. Please advise. Thank you
Answer:
Khums is obligatory on every one who has any thing more than his livelihood
expenses. You must pay Khums for any amount which you saved in every year.
Your husband must do the same but you can not force him. You may tell him
that it is obligatory .
Wassalam
Mohammad Al-Musawi