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  1. Zubair Khan
    Zubair Khan Islamic Scholar Specialist in Islamic Law & Jurisprudence

    It is Sunnah to recite Tasbeeh (Subhaan Rabbi al azim) at least three times while prostrating in prayer, the middle level is to recite it five times and the highest level is to recite it seven times.  However, reciting the Tasbih less than three times will not fulfill the Sunnah, rather the prayer wRead more

    It is Sunnah to recite Tasbeeh (Subhaan Rabbi al azim) at least three times while prostrating in prayer, the middle level is to recite it five times and the highest level is to recite it seven times.  However, reciting the Tasbih less than three times will not fulfill the Sunnah, rather the prayer will be Makruh.

    Any amount of reading more than three is permissible and due to excess, there is reward , however, it should end with an odd number (3, 5, 7, 9, etc.).

    There is an order for the imam to reduce the duties and offer a light prayer, so the imam should respect the worshipers and not recite such long tasbihs in the bowing and prostration that it burdens the worshipers and makes them angry.

    The jurists have written that it is better for the imam to recite tasbihat five times while bowing and prostrating; So that the devotees get the opportunity to read the Tasbih at least three times with satisfaction.

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    Zubair Khan Islamic Scholar Specialist in Islamic Law & Jurisprudence

    In any way the blood comes during the menstrual period, it will be called menstruation, similarly, when the spot appears for the first time during the menstrual period and the spot continues to appear at intervals, then the entire days of habit will be counted as impurity days and those who If thereRead more

    In any way the blood comes during the menstrual period, it will be called menstruation, similarly, when the spot appears for the first time during the menstrual period and the spot continues to appear at intervals, then the entire days of habit will be counted as impurity days and those who If there is more than that, it will be the blood of disease, in it, prayer and fasting are not excused.

    Then it will be seen whether you can differentiate between menstrual blood and disease blood or not. Or illness will be decreed, and if it is impossible to distinguish between the two and the illness is permanent, ten days of each month will be counted as menstruation and the remaining days will be counted as illness. Only God knows.

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  1. Zubair Khan
    Zubair Khan Islamic Scholar Specialist in Islamic Law & Jurisprudence

    The brown discharge that comes out after menstruation should wait until it stops. Because the brown discharge that comes out after menstrual blood is also menstrual. As Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) said: "Do not hasten before you see the white discharge". If this is the case, you will abstaRead more

    The brown discharge that comes out after menstruation should wait until it stops. Because the brown discharge that comes out after menstrual blood is also menstrual. As Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) said: “Do not hasten before you see the white discharge“. If this is the case, you will abstain from prayer, fasting, and perform fasting after purification.

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    Zubair Khan Islamic Scholar Specialist in Islamic Law & Jurisprudence

    Name is the method used to address the child after it is born in the world. In other words, a person is called by a special word to distinguish him from other people, hence the name. And keeping this name is very important in Islam. Every person is inextricably linked with his name, nickname or titlRead more

    Name is the method used to address the child after it is born in the world. In other words, a person is called by a special word to distinguish him from other people, hence the name. And keeping this name is very important in Islam. Every person is inextricably linked with his name, nickname or title.

    Regarding naming, Hazrat Rasool (pbuh) ordered to name the newborn with a good and beautiful meaningful name on the seventh day of the child’s birth. (Tirmidhi)

    The Prophet (peace be upon him) urged to keep beautiful names, you will be called by your own name and your father’s name on the Day of Resurrection. So you have beautiful names. (Abu Dawud)

    The following points are noteworthy about the importance of names in Islam.

    For example- 1. Allah’s instructions: There are clear instructions in Islam about the importance of naming. Allah Ta’ala says in the Holy Qur’an, “O Zakaria, I (Allah) give you the good news of a son. His name will be Yahya. I have never named anyone by this name before. [Surah Maryam, verse 7 (second chapter)]

    2. Keeping beautiful and meaningful names: Hazrat Rasulullah (SAW) emphasized on keeping beautiful and meaningful names. After the birth of the child, it is an essential duty of parents and guardians to give a beautiful and meaningful name. It is better to associate it with the Attributes of Allah Ta’ala and to name it after His beloved servants.

    3. Laws of Islam: Naming is one of the laws of Islam. However, it is forbidden to name after disbelievers, polytheists and notorious sinners. The Companions who had ugly and offensive names, Hazrat Rasool Kareem (PBUH) changed them to beautiful and meaningful names.

    4. Enthusiasm for naming names after Prophets: The titles and surnames of Hazrat Rasool Kareem (PBUH) were prevalent in everything. Because all kinds of names have a great influence on the person or thing and even on the character. Because words have an effect, swearing or cursing provokes others.

    5. Means of identification: Name is the means of identification of people. But the sad thing is that the present Muslim society is running towards indifference day by day avoiding this great importance of keeping name in the eyes of Islam. Muslims are naming their children after Jews, Christians, Hindus and Buddhists. It is not clear by hearing the name, whether the person is Muslim or not. Again, many times it is seen that although the original name is Arabic and very beautiful, parents and guardians have given nicknames, which in many cases are meaningless and prove to follow a foreign culture. Like- George, Michael, Jacker, Dolly, Molly, Ratan, Vidyut, Beauty, Boltu, Montu, Nantu, Pintub, Ranjan, Ravi, Shashi etc. Name is one of the means of identification of a person. For that, having a beautiful and meaningful name is a serious responsibility and duty on every parent or guardian. So let’s give a beautiful and meaningful name for the child without following meaningless or foreign culture.

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