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98 or 100? |
SubhanaLlahi! |
I used to think this is natural |
May Allah join both of you in goodness! |
Allahu Akbar! "We shall surely test you with things ranging from fear, hunger, reduction in wealth, reduction of lives and reduction in farm produce......" Q2:155 |
Allahu Akbar! "We shall surely test you with things ranging from fear, hunger, reduction in wealth, reduction of lives and reduction in farm produce......" Q2:155 |
Definitely not the same but videoshopped |
Disgusting |
Long awaited |
May Allah grant them forgiveness |
Our hearts go to them |
Honorables indeed! |
When you knew grace brought you here, why didn't you appreciate the grace forever? |
Another of the several reasons that we are nothing before our Creator |
Twitter came begging at last |
Allah has indeed decreed everything and whatever He wishes comes to pass |
[B]Allah has indeed decreed everything and whatever He wishes comes to pass [/B] |
O Allah We seek refuge from the decline of your Mercy! |
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Most of their houses na pako (wooden) |
BaarakaLlahu fee! Good of him. |
You can also reduce your caffeine intake if at all you take it. |
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Question 80 Halal n Tayyib Farms: Asalam alaykum ya sheikh can a female muslim go for an I.V.F and SURROGATION with a full detaills pls [1/26, 9:21 AM] Ustadh Abdulganiy Jumat: Wa alaykum salam wa rahmatullah. Surrogacy is a process where a woman assists another woman because of her inability, to bear in her own womb an egg that has been fertilised by the sperm of the husband/ partner of the owner of that egg or it is a process where a woman allows her own egg to be fertilised by the sperm of another woman's husband and it is later implanted in the womb of that man's wife. This, however, is not permissible. This is because the womb and egg of a woman has a lot do with a woman being the mother of the baby. Similarly, the sperm has a lot to do in the declaring the baby an illegitimate child. The Prophet, sallaa Allahu alayhi wa sallam, says, ( لا يحل لإمرء يؤمن بالله واليوم الآخر أن يسقي ماءه زرع غيره) (It is not lawful for someone who believes in Allah and the last day to water what another man has sown with his water...) This means the sperm of a man has a lot to do with the child, likewise the egg and womb of a woman. As for IVF, this is permissible according to the resolution of the Fiqh Academies if handled by reliable doctors who won't tamper with and manipulate the sperm and eggs. However, some scholars such as al-Albaani go against this. |
Question 395 As salaam alaekum warahmatuLah wabarakaatuh Please ask sheikh this question, may Allah reward him with good and increase him in beneficial knowledge. Can a deposit (commitment) be collected from a customer before the arrival of a stipulated good? Though the good will be purchased due to the fact that the customer requested for it. If the answer is affirmative, can the customer be charged some amount in case he defaulted on arrival of the good? JazaakaLahu khairan [9/5, 7:26 AM] Ustadh Abdulghani Jumat: Wa alaykum as-salaamu wa rahmatullahi wa barakātuhu. Praise be to Allah; may the blessing and peace be upon the Messenger of Allah. To proceed: There are four types of buying and selling methods. They are, one, instant exchange of the two items ( i.e, the comodity and the money or another item), two, instant delivery of the money and deferment of the delivery the goods ( bai'u as- salam), three, instant delivery of the goods and deferment of the money ( bai'u al ajal), and finally the deferment of both of them ( bai'u addayn bi addayn). As for bai'u as-salam, there must be full delivery of the money i.e, the should be full payment of the price of the commodity in advance as a part payment makes it take the ruling of the fourth type, i.e, bai'u addayn bi addayn the ruling of which is ribaa. However, if full payment is made from inception but the delivery of the goods with their descriptions is delayed to a known future date, then this type of transaction is permissible like the first and the third types if all other conditions of buying and selling and met. Hence,it is not permissible for the selller to take part payment from the buyer for goods that are not presently available in his shop or so. Rather, he is going to get those goods later in the future. This is ribaa. As for the fourth type of buying and selling, i.e, concluding a binding contract to buy the goods or sell the goods if brought by the seller, this is not binding as there is no comodity yet while the money is deferred ( i.e bai'u al ajal), nor has the buyer made full payment in advance while the goods are deferred. ( i.e, bai-u as-salam). Hence, the contract is not yet binding on both of them. It is only regarded as a promise which is not legally binding according to the Fiqh Academy and most schollars contrary to al- Qardaawi and some others. Note: The Fiqh Academy based on the view of majority of its members, says the mutual promise to buy and sell the item if brought is not considered a sealed contract. However, if the seller has incurred some loss in bringing the item, the intending buyer who has promised to buy will then be forced legally to buy it or pay only the amount the supplier has lost after he( the supplier) has sold it to a third party. This view, however, is rejected by some members such as Dr Rafeeq al-Misri, Muhammad al-Ashqar et al. In addition scholars such as al-Albaani, Ibn Baaz, al-Uthaimeen and many others are also vehemently against this and consider it to be ribaa. As for the supplier requesting from the intending buyer a commitment fee ( haamish al-jiddiyyah), some scholars see it as permissible on condition that it is not regarded as part payment lest it becomes ribaa as explained above. Wallahu A'lam. |
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