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Is it permissible to purchase shares in an insurance company?

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Was the splitting of the moon mentioned in the Qur’aan a physical occurrence?

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HAJI-E-TAMATTU

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Is it permissible for a Hanafi Imaam to lead the Eid Salaat in the Shaafi way? The congregation is 99% Shaafi.

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What is the correct name of the daughter of Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam)? Is it Fathima, Fathuma or Fathma? Also, was his mother’s name Amina, Ameena or Amna?

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Is it Sunnah to eat fruit after meals?

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Does mispronouncing a word or omitting a word in anything in Salaat invalidate the Salaat?

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Is it permissible to bury hair and nails in the soil of house plants?

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Is it true that it is not necessary for a woman beyond child-bearing years to stay in iddat after her husband’s death?

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In our town we have a lady’s madrasah. At the end of the year they have jalsas (gatherings) which are like parties where braais take place. Ladies including grannys ‘tend and sit on the stage. They sing songs (na’ts, etc.). Is all this correct?

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