Canlı Fetvalar

Is it permissible for a non-mahram to pay zakat on behalf of a woman?

The game is that you buy a bottle of water for a price higher than its actual value, then you choose a set of numbers to enter the draw for cash prizes, and the water goes for donation. What is the ruling on subscribing to such games?

If aid comes for orphans, is it permissible to donate it to others?

Is there anything required of an elderly person who reaches a stage of severe forgetfulness, does not know the prayer times, and misses some of them? And what about someone who is in a coma, do they have to make up the prayers?

I have an amount of 3000 dinars, and I have a debt of 1000 dinars owed to people, and I am a member of a society with 1500 dinars that I have not taken, and I also have a debt of 600 dinars owed to people, and I have a gold piece worth 1000 dinars. Is there Zakat due on this, and if so, how much would it be?

Based on your fatwa on the prohibition of play and amusement, why is there an absolute prohibition on games, some of which are permissible as long as the person maintains their duties?

A man in a gathering heard from another about the poverty of some people, so he gave an amount to one of those present to deliver it to the poor, without intending to pay it from his Zakat. Then he remembered that he had Zakat to pay, so he thought to himself: 'I consider what I gave as the obligatory Zakat.' In the same gathering, before it reached the poor, is it counted as part of the obligatory Zakat?

The latest fatwa, why is it that games are completely prohibited? Isn't there some that is permissible, as long as the person maintains their prayers, even if it distracts them from the remembrance of God a little, just like work and employment?

Is there a half-tenth Zakat on the date palms and crops of the house?