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It is known that games are not permissible in the Hanafi school of thought due to their frivolous nature. But if we leave children below the age of puberty to play with games like Monopoly and Snakes and Ladders, which involve dice, or with games available on the phone, is that permissible, especially since they are not accountable?

A person swore to a candidate that he would give him his vote in exchange for money, and he promised more than one candidate the same thing. When voting, he registered for more than one candidate, knowing that this would not be counted in the tally, believing that he fulfilled his promise to all, thinking that he was not obligated by his oaths. What is the ruling on this?

My father passed away and left an inheritance of 3,507 dinars, and we are (one son and four daughters, and my mother is present). How should this inheritance be distributed?

Is it permissible to swear by the Quran? If it is permissible, what is the expiation if one breaks the oath?

What is the ruling on the prayer of one who prayed without facing the Qibla, and confirmed the mistake after finishing the prayer?

A person swore to a candidate, meaning he would give him his vote in exchange for money, and promised the same to multiple candidates. When voting, he recorded more than one candidate, knowing that this would not be counted in the tally, believing that he fulfilled his promise to all, thinking that he is not bound by his oaths. What is the ruling on him?

A woman was given by her mother an amount of 2000 dinars with the condition that if her mother passes away, she distributes it to the poor and to her sisters, excluding the brothers. Should she act according to her mother's words, or is this amount considered an inheritance?

How do we distinguish between a binding oath and a frivolous oath? Sometimes, due to the pressures and excessive anger, I swear oaths without intending them, such as saying: (By God, I will slaughter you), (By God, I will deprive you of your allowance if you do not achieve a good result). What is the ruling on such oaths?

I borrowed an amount from my uncle, and two weeks before his death, he forgave me the amount, and his daughter and my aunt's daughter (his nursing daughter) were witnesses to his words. However, the heirs are now demanding the debt from me. Am I obligated to pay?