Canlı Fetvalar

A man from the People of the Book takes tools from his job and related items, and gifts them to his family. Is it permissible for them to take and use them?

My father is in America now, and at the end of Ramadan, some mosques announced that today is Eid, while other mosques announced that it is the completion of the month of Ramadan. My father fasted that day; is his fast valid? I have a brother who lives in another state in that country, and he broke his fast that day; does he have to make up for it?

I work in Russia, and often Uzbek and Tajik citizens are not hired by food delivery companies, but work is allowed for Kyrgyz people. The Uzbeks told me that if I get a job, I will work in your place, and then I will give you 5000 rubles a month. Is this permissible?

I read about the expiation for intercourse during Ramadan that it is obligatory on the man and not on the woman; because as soon as part of the glans of the man enters, her fast is invalidated. Is this correct, and what does the reasoning mean? The statement "as soon as part of the glans of the man enters, her fast is invalidated"?

What is the ruling on trading in the manufacturing of moassel?

A Muslim owner of a halal restaurant from Russia asks: Is it permissible to deliver ready-made food, such as mansaf, broth, and others, to the homes of Muslims and non-Muslims during Ramadan? Another question: Is it permissible to sell this food in the restaurant itself during Ramadan to non-Muslims or travelers who sit in the restaurant and eat there, or must he close the restaurant during the day in Ramadan?

What is the ruling on consuming the wealth of orphans according to Sharia?

A woman who is sick with diabetes cannot fast or make up the fast due to her illness, and her family is also very poor with no one to help them. What is the solution regarding the expiation?

A woman complains about her mother-in-law who takes items from her son's house, including personal things that the wife bought with her own money or her family's money, under the pretext of the saying: 'You and your wealth belong to your father.' What is the ruling on the actions of the mother-in-law?