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Every intoxicating drink is forbidden in Islam And Alcohol(Beer) is also intoxicating, and especially grape and date wine is absolutely forbidden, whether it is intoxicating or not.
Every intoxicating drink is forbidden in Islam And Alcohol(Beer) is also intoxicating, and especially grape and date wine is absolutely forbidden, whether it is intoxicating or not.
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Yes, it is allowed during Ramadan. It can be said that, it is not included at the food category. If it is a food then it will be the cause of breaking Fast.
Yes, it is allowed during Ramadan. It can be said that, it is not included at the food category. If it is a food then it will be the cause of breaking Fast.
See lessAccording to the Quran, Islam is the only complete code of life. Other religion was made by the man.
According to the Quran, Islam is the only complete code of life. Other religion was made by the man.
See lessYes. The five prayers name mentioned in the Quran. We know it from the Surah Ar-Room, Ayat:17.
Yes. The five prayers name mentioned in the Quran. We know it from the Surah Ar-Room, Ayat:17.
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If you have Wet dreams while you are fasting, there will be no harm in fasting. Because it is not voluntary or under control. In this case, the fast should be completed naturally. No Qaza or Kaffara will be required. But bathing will be obligatory. Abu Saeed Khudri (R.A.) said, Rasulullah (S.A.W.) sRead more
If you have Wet dreams while you are fasting, there will be no harm in fasting. Because it is not voluntary or under control. In this case, the fast should be completed naturally. No Qaza or Kaffara will be required. But bathing will be obligatory.
Abu Saeed Khudri (R.A.) said, Rasulullah (S.A.W.) said, “Three things do not break the fast – vomiting, snoring and dreaming.” (Bayhaqi, Shuabul Iman, 4/264; Addurrul Mukhtar: 2/396)
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