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When the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) met his fellow prophets in Bayt al-Maqdis, he met their souls, without their bodies

Are good deeds and bad deeds multiplied during the sacred months?

1.The sacred months are four: Rajab, Dhul-Qa`dah, Dhul-Hijjah and Muharram. 2.What appears to be the case is that reward and punishment are multiplied during the sacred months in quality, but not in quantity, because a good deed done during the sacred months is greater than a good deed done at other times that are not sacred, and a bad deed done during the sacred months is more grievous than a bad deed done at other times that are not sacred.

The hadith about the husband’s rights over his wife which says that if he had an ulcer and she licked it, she would not fulfil his rights over her

She wants to be included with the foremost in faith (as-sabiqun) and those brought near to Allah (al-muqarrabun)

She is questioning the difference in the way of dealing with misconduct of the wife and misconduct of the husband

Does a toothbrush have the same virtue as a siwak?

He follows the Maliki madhhab in the view that a dog’s saliva is not impure (najis). Is it permissible for him to pray wearing clothes that a dog’s saliva got on to?

The view that is most likely to be correct is that of the majority of scholars, which is that a dog’s saliva is impure (najis), and it is not permissible to pray in a garment on which there is anything of a dog’s saliva, until it has been purified in the manner explained above. As for the view of the Malikis, that a dog’s saliva is pure, and there is no blame on the one who prays wearing that garment [on which there is some dog’s saliva, and his prayer is valid, and he does not have to do anything, if someone follows this view [of Malik] because he is satisfied with the evidence, or he follows the view of one of the imams or scholars who hold that view, then he is not to be denounced, because the difference of opinion regarding this matter is an acceptable difference of opinion, and each group has its evidence which it believes supports its view.

Praying behind an imam who elongates his body when prostrating as if he is lying on the ground

Are Judaism and Christianity really heavenly religions?

A brief biography of Imam Malik

Celebrating the Isra’ and Mi’raaj

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Did Prophet Muhammad See Allah?

Most of the Companions were of the view that Prophet Muhammad did not see Allah with his eyes on the night of the Mi`raj. `Aishah said: “Whoever told you that Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) saw his Lord was lying.”

Why Prophet Muhammad Led Prophets in Prayer in Al-Isra’

The reason why Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) led other prophets in prayer in Al-Masjid Al-Aqsa during Al-Isra’ is that our Prophet Muhammad is the greatest leader. One of the scholars suggested another reason for leading prophets in prayer in Al-Isra` which is that this ummah took over the position of leading mankind.

Can Muslims Celebrate Al-Isra’ and Al-Mi`raj?

It is not permissible for Muslims to celebrate the night of Al-Isra’ and Al-Mi`raj because the Prophet and his Companions did not celebrate it and they did not single it out in any way.

Are Al-Isra’ and Al-Mi`raj a Myth?

• Al-Isra’ and Al-Mi`raj are among the great signs of Allah that point to the truth of His Messenger Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) and to the greatness of his status before Allah.
• From the hadith of the Isra’, it is known that Prophet Muhammad was taken on the night journey in a physical sense when he was awake, according to the correct opinion, from Al-Masjid Al-Haram to Al-Masjid Al-Aqsa, riding on Al-Buraq, in the company of Jibril (peace be upon him). He halted there and led the prophets in prayer, and he tied Al-Buraq to the ring of the door of the mosque.
• Then he was taken up from Bayt Al-Maqdis (Jerusalem) on that night to the first heaven, where Jibril asked for it to be opened and it was opened for them. There he saw Adam, the father of mankind; he greeted him with Salam and he welcomed him and returned his Salam, and acknowledged his Prophethood. Then he was taken up to the second heaven…