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The month of Rajab is one of the sacred months and there are many important events in Islamic history that took place in the month of Rajab, such as the Night Journey and Ascension (Israa’ and Mi`raj), the Battle of Tabuk, and the liberation of Al-Aqsa Mosque from the crusaders at the hands of Salah Ad-Din Al-Ayyubi.

The merit of Rajab is like the merit of the rest of the other sacred months. Allah Almighty says: (Lo! the number of the months with Allah is twelve months by Allah’s ordinance in the day that He created the heavens and the earth. Four of them are sacred: that is the right religion. So wrong not yourselves in them) (At-Tawbah 9: 36).

Question:

Muslims are meant to believe that god is just, that he is fair but why does Allah kill some people when they are just a child/baby, they die without any sin. or why does he make some people insane and they too are not accountable for anything all of these people die without any sin, but others have to believe in Allah, pray, fast and do other things just so they can enter heaven. Why does Allah do this? If Allah killed me when I was a baby or if he made me insane then I too would my sin be forgiven like them, why does he help these people in this way? How is this fair?

Question:

In the UK like other western country insuring car, properties, home is compulsory. Is it allowed for us to work in such insurance company or start a business to sell insurance policy like a broker?

Jazakum Allahu Khayran.

Question:
    
Respected scholars, as-salamu `alaykum.

Due to the financial crisis in the US, my company lost a lot of business and I cannot pay back the creditors because I am owed a huge sum of money. In addition, I believe this is the fault of the financial crisis, not me. What is the solution? Should I declare bankruptcy? And, what does declaring bankruptcy mean? What about the creditors’ debts?

JazakumAllahu Khayran.

Shari`ah came to forbid the ways that lead to immorality, one of which is looking at non-mahram (a mahram is a non-marriageable relative) women. Almighty Allah says: “Tell the believing men to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things), and protect their private parts (from illegal sexual acts)” (An-Nur:30)

Below are 20 tips to help a person to lower his gaze:

1 – Bearing in mind the fact that Allah is watching you, that He sees you and is with you (by His knowledge) wherever you go. It may be a secretive glance of which your closest neighbor is unaware, but Allah knows of it: “Allah knows the fraud of the eyes, and all that the hearts conceal.” (Ghafir:19)

Question:

Salaams, May Allah reward you for all your hard work.

I have been married for nearly 6 years and have a daughter who is nearly 3 years Alhumdulliah. My husband is very heavily dependant on class A drugs and also sells it most of the time. We do not get on at all and we can go on not talking to each other for weeks. In a month we probably have about 2 good days and that’s it. From the second day of our marriage I regretted getting married to him, it was a love marriage, (no love left now, more like it's become hate). I’m sure he wants to get off the drugs and every few months he tries by himself and I have to constantly put up with his mood, withdrawal symptoms etc. I have tried to help him but he doesn’t want to see the doctor, thinks he can do it by himself, but of course he can’t.

Question:

Does Islam permit marriages with ones paternal or maternal uncle/aunt's children? If yes - then under what circumstances?

Please shed some light on this issue as I find it confusing to believe, especially when it is scientifically proven that marrying your cousins is not a healthy practice.

Your advice would be duly appreciated.

Thank you