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The beginning of Ramadhān is raḥmah, its middle is maghfirah, and its end is earning liberation from Jahannam.It is a month that is spent fasting during the days and performing Tarāwih Salāh during the nights. Ramadhān is the month of the Qur’ān. Therefore, anyone who can recite it must complete a Khatm… First Night of […]
The Obligation of Fasting Fasting in the month of Ramadan is an obligatory duty (Farḍ) based on evidence from: Whoever denies this obligation is no longer considered a Muslim. Allah says in the Qur’an: “O you who believe! Fasting has been prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you, so that you […]
The month of Ramadan is determined by one of two methods: The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said: “When you see the crescent (of Ramadan), then begin fasting, and when you see it (of Shawwal), then end fasting. If the sky is cloudy, then complete thirty days of Sha‘ban.”(Reported by al-Bukhari) According to […]
Definition of Casts and Bandages A cast (jabīrah) is a device used to immobilize or support an injured limb, such as in cases of fractures, in order to facilitate proper healing.A bandage (ʿiṣābah) is a material used to cover a wound, protecting it from impurities and infection. In Islamic law, these means are regarded as […]
Definition of Khuff Khuff refers to footwear that covers the feet up to and including the ankles, usually made of leather or similar material, and suitable for walking. Ruling on Wiping over the Khuffayn Wiping over the khuffayn is a concession (rukhsah) granted by Islamic law. It is permitted for both men and women, whether: […]
Definition of Wuḍūʾ Linguistic Meaning Wuḍūʾ linguistically means beauty, brightness, and cleanliness. Technical (Islamic Legal) Meaning In Islamic law, wuḍūʾ refers to a specific act of worship that involves washing certain parts of the body with water in a prescribed manner, accompanied by intention (niyyah). The term “wuḍūʾ” is also used to refer to the […]
Islam places great emphasis on seeking knowledge. The Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) said, "Seeking knowledge is a duty upon every Muslim." Join us in learning about the virtues and proper methods of seeking knowledge.