Canlı Fetvalar

Do iron injections and Betolvex break the fast?

Is it permissible to sponsor an orphan on behalf of the deceased as a continuous charity?

A woman has a deceased relative who has debts. Is it permissible for her to pay them on his behalf? And is this considered a charity for which she will be rewarded?

Does inserting a finger in the vagina and anus for the purpose of cleaning invalidate the fast?

A woman whose husband frequently swears by divorce since their marriage, and he once explicitly told her "You are divorced," but the other oaths are conditional, such as: If your brother enters the house, you are divorced, and he entered, and so on. He argues that he does not intend divorce but considers it an oath. However, she is now trying to avoid any relationship with him and fears that if she distances herself, she will be considered disobedient. What is the ruling on their relationship?

Is buying school supplies for a poor student considered ongoing charity?

I am an elderly woman suffering from diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, migraines, and kidney stones, among others. However, thanks to Allah, I am able to fast, and fasting does not pose a danger to my health. But I have a problem: I drink a lot of water during the iftar period because I fear becoming weak during the day and having to break my fast to drink plenty of fluids. After the call to prayer, I experience acidity in my stomach and try to expel it from my mouth, but I cannot because I involuntarily swallow my saliva. This has happened to me for many days, almost half of Ramadan, and I tried to fast in Shawwal, and the same thing happened to me. What is the ruling in my case? Should I make up those days, knowing that during my make-up fasts, the same thing happens to me, and I cannot stop drinking water because if I get thirsty, I suffer from headaches?

A woman’s husband swore an oath of divorce if she entered her brother-in-law's house, but she had to sit in front of his house due to her mother-in-law's request. Her husband found out, called her, and divorced her over the phone. How many divorces occurred? Should she observe hijab in front of him since her family does not receive her, or what should she do?

I learned that according to the Hanafi school, it is necessary for a fasting person to dry the private parts, fearing that water may enter the private parts, as it is considered a breaking of the fast in their doctrine. What is the ruling for someone who neglects to dry them because it is not customary for him, and it may be difficult for him to use a tissue every time he goes to relieve himself? He does not know whether water entered during washing or not. Is his fast valid in this case?