Pivotal Excerpt ❝…the Khawārij appeared from ʿIraq, the Shiīʿah, the Rawāfiḍ, the Bāṭiniyah, the Qadariyah, the Jahmiyah, the Muʿtazilah, and many of the deviant sects appeared from ʿIraq. This does not mean that everyone in ʿIraq is like that. The Prophet ﷺ was referring to the fitan that occurred there because there were also many

Pivotal Excerpt ❝The scholars of the past, such as Al-Shawkānī (رحمه الله تعالى), said that this is allowed if there is a necessity or a strong need to do so, with the condition that this is not taken as a habit or a common practice, wallāhu aʿlam❞ Question and Answer [3:06 Mins] http://qa.mpubs.org/audio/haso_telegram_qa/HASO_20231205_q00018_fiqh_of_worship_combining_two_prayers_for_an_exam.mp3 Question: If

Pivotal Excerpt ❝The Prophet ﷺ warned against taking knowledge from anyone upon this methodology. In the ḥadīth of the Prophet ﷺ, narrated by ʿĀishah (رضى الله عنها), the Prophet ﷺ said,   إذَا رَأَيْتُمُ الَّذِينَ يَتَّبِعُونَ ما تَشَابَهَ منه، فَأُولَئِكَ الَّذِينَ سَمَّى اللَّهُ فَاحْذَرُوهُمْ. “If you find those who follow the ambiguous verses from the Qur’ān,

Pivotal Excerpt ❝That which is legislated as it relates to saying āmīn, is to say āmīn to the live supplication. Remember that āmīn means ‘oh Allāh answer the supplication.’ They said that which is legislated is to say āmīn for the live supplication.❞ Question and Answer [1:54 Mins] http://qa.mpubs.org/audio/haso_telegram_qa/HASO_20231204_q00016_fiqh_of_worship_saying_aameen_to_recorded_dua.mp3 Question: Is it okay to say

Pivotal Excerpt ❝…when Shaykh Ibn Bāz (رحمه الله) was asked, “Is it allowed for a woman to remove the hair on her arms and her legs?” he said: [This is the position I (Ḥasan As-Somālī) believe to be the strongest, wa Allāhu aʿlam] “I do not see that there is anything wrong with the woman

Pivotal Excerpt ❝Shaykh Ibn ʿUthaymīn, (رحمه الله) said that, a person should seize these types of opportunities to show the excellence of Islām which is an invitation to Islām. This is done by observing the Islāmic etiquettes. Observing the Islāmic etiquettes when eating…❞ Question and Answer [3:55 Mins] http://qa.mpubs.org/audio/haso_telegram_qa/HASO_20231204_q00014_rulings_eating_with_the_non_muslims_and_aiding_them.mp3 Question: Can we eat with non-Muslims

Pivotal Excerpt ❝If you live in the West, then you have Mashaykh and Ṭulāb Al-ʿilm, who can assist you by giving you advice, and if they need a specific fatwá, they can contact one of the scholars for this purpose.❞ Question and Answer [2:40 Mins] http://qa.mpubs.org/audio/haso_telegram_qa/HASO_20231204_q00013_advices_dealing_with_cases_of_divorce_and_khula.mp3 Question: We are receiving a number of questions that

Pivotal Excerpt ❝If a person dies upon major shirk, Allāh will not forgive them. However, if a person repents with sincere repentance from shirk while they are living, then Allāh (سبحانه و تعالى) accepts repentance for all sins.❞ Question and Answer [4:12 Mins] http://qa.mpubs.org/audio/haso_telegram_qa/HASO_20231204_q00012_aqeedah_will_shirk_ever_be_forgiven.mp3 Question: Will shirk ever be forgiven? Answer: If a person dies

Pivotal Excerpt ❝Under the category of nouns, there are Ḍamā’ir (pronouns) such as (انا)  “Ana” (I or Me) for singular, and (نحن) “Naḥnu” which can be used by one person to refer to themselves, indicating Taʿẓīm – Greatness, Respect and Glorification. It can be used, likewise, as a plural. In the Qur’ān, we find it

Pivotal Excerpt ❝In this case, the senior scholars have clarified it, and from them are Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymīn, Shaykh Al-Fawzān and others. They say that under these circumstances in the West, where there are no Maḥākim Al-Islāmiyyah (Islamic courts), and there isn’t a Muslim ruler, then the responsibility goes to the Masājid and the Islamic