A Hadith on Istinja After Passing Wind
QuestionWhat is the status of the following Hadith? "Whoever does istinja (washes his private parts) after passing wind is not one of us"
QuestionWhat is the status of the following Hadith? "Whoever does istinja (washes his private parts) after passing wind is not one of us"
QuestionWhat is status of following Hadith and can it be quoted? "Laughing in the Masjid is a means of darkness in the grave"
QuestionWhat is the authenticity of the following narrations: 1) "When you see the crescent moon fast, and when you see the crescent moon break the fast" 2) "Fast by its sighting and stop fasting by its sighting and if it is hidden from you, then complete the number of Sha'ban…
QuestionKindly provide the reference for the following Hadiths: 1) Narrated from Ummu Qays bint Mihsan (radiyallahu 'anha) that she brought her son who was not yet eating food to Rasulullah (sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam). Rasulullah (sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam) sat him on his lap, and he [the child] urinated on…
QuestionWhat is the status of the following Hadith: "Allah has cursed the private parts (furuj) of those women who sit on saddles"
QuestionHow should we interpret the following Hadith? Does this apply to all Muslims in general, or only 'Ulama? Rasulullah (sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam) said: "It is not appropriate for a person to enter a house that had been decorated."
QuestionNowadays many mobile phones have a whistling ring tone, 1) What is mentioned in the Hadith regarding whistling? 2) Is this considered the same as music and thus the person will be sinful?
QuestionPlease provide the source for the following Hadith: "Witr is a duty, so he who does not observe it is not of us." Are there variations of this Hadith in which the last part, "he is not of us", is repeated multiple times and is there a difference of opinion…
QuestionKindly provide the Hadith which says we should kill snakes and lizards. Should we kill all types of snakes and where should we kill them?
QuestionWhat is the grade of this narration? Three matters done in seriousness are serious and their being done jokingly are serious; marriage, divorce and taking back a wife.
QuestionKindly provide the reference for this hadith: "One Jurist is stronger against shaytaan than a thousand worshippers."