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  1. it's totally depends on the contents what we are watching if the content has something that is refused by sharia it's totally haram.if the content permitted it's halal to earn money by watching videos.

    it’s totally depends on the contents what we are watching if the content has something that is refused by sharia it’s totally haram.if the content permitted it’s halal to earn money by watching videos.

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  1. The permissibility of income from Google AdSense, or any form of online advertising, in Islam depends on several factors, including the nature of the content being promoted and the specific circumstances surrounding it. Here are some key considerations:Content and Advertisements: The content on a weRead more

    The permissibility of income from Google AdSense, or any form of online advertising, in Islam depends on several factors, including the nature of the content being promoted and the specific circumstances surrounding it. Here are some key considerations:Content and Advertisements: The content on a website or platform where Google AdSense is used should not promote or endorse anything that is haram (forbidden) in Islam, such as alcohol, gambling, interest-based finance, or any form of illegal or unethical activity.Advertisements on Halal Content: If the content of the website is generally halal (permissible) and the advertisements displayed are not promoting haram products or activities, the income generated from Google AdSense is likely considered halal.Adherence to Islamic Ethics: Website owners and content creators should also ensure that their online activities adhere to Islamic ethics and values. This includes avoiding misleading or deceptive content and maintaining a respectful and ethical online presence.Avoidance of Harm: If the content or advertising is causing harm to individuals or society, it may raise ethical concerns in Islam. Harmful content or advertising should be avoided.It’s important for individuals who use Google AdSense to exercise discretion and ensure that their online activities align with Islamic principles and values. Consulting with a knowledgeable Islamic scholar or cleric for specific guidance based on individual circumstances is advisable if there are doubts or concerns about the permissibility of income from online advertising. Islamic rulings can vary, so seeking guidance from a qualified religious authority can provide clarity in specific cases.

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  1. The permissibility of plastic surgery in Islam can vary based on the intention and purpose behind it. If the surgery is done for a legitimate medical reason, such as reconstructive surgery after an accident or to correct a birth defect, it is generally considered permissible in Islam, as it falls unRead more

    The permissibility of plastic surgery in Islam can vary based on the intention and purpose behind it. If the surgery is done for a legitimate medical reason, such as reconstructive surgery after an accident or to correct a birth defect, it is generally considered permissible in Islam, as it falls under the principle of preserving one’s health and well-being. However, cosmetic surgery, which is done solely for aesthetic reasons and is not medically necessary, is a subject of debate among Islamic scholars. Some argue that it is permissible if done with sincere intention and within certain limits, while others consider it haram (forbidden) because it may involve altering the natural creation of Allah without valid reasons. Islamic views on plastic surgery can vary, so it’s advisable to consult with a knowledgeable Islamic scholar or cleric who can provide guidance based on your specific circumstances and intentions.

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  1. Since everyone agrees that both fard and wajib are obligatory on the person who is accountable and that if he fails to do them then he is exposing himself to Allah's, may He be exalted, punishment, the difference between the majority and Abu Hanifah on this matter is one of wording, which does not rRead more

    Since everyone agrees that both fard and wajib are obligatory on the person who is accountable and that if he fails to do them then he is exposing himself to Allah’s, may He be exalted, punishment, the difference between the majority and Abu Hanifah on this matter is one of wording, which does not result in any serious difference.

    What one needs to understand about fiqhi decisions is that all scholars agree on this.

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  1. The Prophet Muhammad moved from Mecca to Yathrib (Medina) in response to an invitation in 622 CE in order to flee persecution. Hijrah (Arabic: "Migration" or "Emigration"), also spelt Hejira or Hijra, Latin Hegira. Muhammad negotiated the Medina Constitution with the neighborhood clans after arrivalRead more

    The Prophet Muhammad moved from Mecca to Yathrib (Medina) in response to an invitation in 622 CE in order to flee persecution. Hijrah (Arabic: “Migration” or “Emigration”), also spelt Hejira or Hijra, Latin Hegira. Muhammad negotiated the Medina Constitution with the neighborhood clans after arrival, creating the Muslim community as a social entity for the first time.

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