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  1. Maqsood
    Maqsood Islamic Scholar

    It is not allowed to swear by the Qur'an, but if someone swears by the Holy Qur'an, it is kept, however, if the oath is broken or the oath was taken for an inappropriate act and it is broken, then it is necessary to pay expiation for breaking it.

    It is not allowed to swear by the Qur’an, but if someone swears by the Holy Qur’an, it is kept, however, if the oath is broken or the oath was taken for an inappropriate act and it is broken, then it is necessary to pay expiation for breaking it.

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  1. Maqsood
    Maqsood Islamic Scholar

    If you take an oath not to do something in the future, but then break it, you must now pay expiation. The type of expiation is to feed ten poor people in the morning and evening Either one can give the amount of Sadaqah al-Fitr to every poor person, or one pair of cloth should be given to ten poor pRead more

    If you take an oath not to do something in the future, but then break it, you must now pay expiation. The type of expiation is to feed ten poor people in the morning and evening

    Either one can give the amount of Sadaqah al-Fitr to every poor person, or one pair of cloth should be given to ten poor people, and if there is no power to pay expiation through any of them, then with the intention of making expiation by oath. Fast for three days.

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  1. Maqsood
    Maqsood Islamic Scholar

    From the Shariah point of view, modesty is the name of the attribute due to which a person refrains from undesirable actions. The Prophet said: Every religion has a characteristic, and the distinguishing characteristic of our religion is "Shame and Revelation".

    From the Shariah point of view, modesty is the name of the attribute due to which a person refrains from undesirable actions.

    The Prophet said:

    Every religion has a characteristic, and the distinguishing characteristic of our religion is “Shame and Revelation”.

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  1. Asma Issa
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    Asma Issa Islamic Scholar Certified in Quranic and Hadith studies

    In Islam, opinions on shaving the beard vary. While some scholars consider it haram (forbidden) based on Hadiths that encourage men to grow their beards, others view it as permissible or makruh (discouraged but not sinful). The differing views often depend on cultural and jurisprudential interpretatRead more

    In Islam, opinions on shaving the beard vary. While some scholars consider it haram (forbidden) based on Hadiths that encourage men to grow their beards, others view it as permissible or makruh (discouraged but not sinful). The differing views often depend on cultural and jurisprudential interpretations within different Islamic schools of thought.

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