Canlı Fetvalar

A man named Youssef has an olive farm. He said to Fadi, 'Give me 400 dinars, and during the olive season, I will give you in return 8 cans of olive oil. Is this permissible according to Sharia?

Is it permissible to use phrases in supplication such as: (by the status of the Prophet), (by the blessing of so-and-so and his deeds from the righteous), (by the blessing of our master Muhammad, peace be upon him), and does this fall into the realm of polytheism, God forbid, may Allah protect us and you; because I heard a hadith from the Prophet, peace be upon him, in which he said: (Do not exaggerate in praising me as the Christians exaggerated in praising the son of Mary, for I am only His servant, so say: 'The servant of Allah and His Messenger')?

A man lived in a building, then moved to another building, and wanted to build a new luxurious five-story building in place of the first one, with the first and second floors designated for the mosque, while the remaining floors were for a religious school. He did so and built a room for the imam on the third floor. Is it permissible for the imam to live in that room with his wife and have intimacy with her there? Please adorn the answer with legal evidence so that the scholars in India may be convinced.

Is it permissible for me to include a condition in the marriage contract, such as completing my university studies or working after marriage, and if I include a condition, is the husband obligated to adhere to it?

If a woman leaves her husband's house due to a trivial argument, does she have the right to maintenance, and if she requests a divorce, what rights does she have?

Is it permissible to pray for ourselves with the supplication of our master Solomon when Allah, the Exalted, said about him: 'My Lord, forgive me and grant me a kingdom such as will not belong to anyone after me. Indeed, You are the Bestower,' in Surah Sad, verse 35?

Is it permissible for a woman to swim in a pool during her menstruation, even if she uses a cotton ball to stop the flow of blood?

In the story of the father of Imam Abu Hanifa – may Allah have mercy on him – that he was passing by an orchard and an apple fell, so he ate it without permission, etc., until he married the daughter of the owner of the orchard and they had Imam Abu Hanifa. Have you come across anything of this in your references, and is this story true or what?

I have a strong desire to go for Umrah, but my husband opposes it. What should I do? Is it permissible for me to create a problem to go against his will? I am longing for Umrah; what is the solution?