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It is said that the scholars of the predecessors unanimously agreed that the reward for reading the Quran does not reach the deceased, and that this is considered an innovation due to the lack of evidence from the Holy Quran and the Prophetic Sunnah. The questioner adds: We adhere to what is stated in the Quran and Sunnah as evidence, that nothing reaches the deceased from acts of worship except for supplication, charity, pilgrimage if he did not perform it, fasting if he did not fast, the permissibility of Umrah, and settling his debts. The questioner expresses disapproval of following a jurisprudential opinion that permits gifting, while there are other schools of thought that prohibit gifting. What is the legal opinion regarding the above?

Is it permissible to make up a missed obligatory prayer immediately after performing the Fajr prayer? Is this matter only related to the time of dislike?

I traveled for five days, should I shorten the prayer and how?

Those who die from the coronavirus or pneumonia, people call them martyrs. What do the scholars of the Hanafi school say about them?

Is the preferred approach in the school of thought etiquette or following the tradition regarding saying 'Our Master Muhammad' in the Ibrahimic prayer?

What should I do in the situation of forgetting to recite a Surah after Al-Fatiha in the obligatory prayer?

When does the day end, is it at the Maghrib call to prayer?

A woman wakes up to pray Fajr on time, and her family wakes up late. Is she sinful for not waking them?

A lady reads Surah Al-Baqarah continuously and only completes the Quran during Ramadan. Is she sinful?