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Fatwa ID: 02388 Answered by: Maulana Muhammad Imad Ali   Question Are eye drops permissible to use whilst fasting in Ramadan?   بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمنِ الرَّحِيْم In the […]

Fatwa ID: 02307 Answered by Maulana Maruf Ahmed Question: I broke my fast deliberately as i was in a sport competition and was […]

Fatwa ID: 02297 Answered by Molana Muhammad Adnan Question: Asalamualykum respected mufti, Recently I have been getting doubt regarding sehri ending time , I […]

Fatwa ID: 02295 Answered by Moulana Javed ibn Nazir Kachhalia Question: Dear Mufti, This question is being sent on behalf of a Muslim […]

Fatwa ID: 02294 Answered by Molana Muhammad Adnan Question: A person made a vow that if they commit a certain sin they will […]

Fatwa ID: 02288 Answered by Mufti Mohammed Tosir Miah Question: If person plays with his wifes private part, kisses her and plays with […]

Fatwa ID: 02282 Answered by Maulana Maruf Ahmed Question: I am fasting and i have tummy ache, it's on top of my stomache […]

Fatwa ID: 02263 Answered by Molana Maruf Ahmed Question: Respectable Sir, kindly guide me, suppose a person had done zihar….now want to do […]

Fatwa ID: 02215 Answered by Molana Eunus Ali   Question: Asalamualaikum. Hazrat, I am looking permission, or if it’s lawful to follow two different Hanafi timetables this Ramadan. I take the full month off work in this blessed month to ensure, I am giving myself the best chance to secure my Akirah. Initially, I will be following the timetable where the sehri time is approximately between 1-1:30am depending on where you are. The reason for this is because right after Taraweeh finishes which, will be between  mid-night-12:15am, I can have a small snack in readiness for sehri, perform Tahajud, perform Fajar with Jamat (mosque), and then go straight to bed. I’d rather not go to sleep, and then wake back up to do sehri, Tahajud, and Fajar – too lazy! However, in the last 10 days, that are the greatest, this means there is less time for ibadah especially on the night of Laylatul Qadr. So, to […]