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  1. ALI khalid
    ALI khalid

    Assalamualaikum warahmataullahi wabarakatuh Cheating in Marriage is the worst case among all the disputes occur between husband and wife, Islam prohibits it for both man and women, but if you found your husband cheating on you, kindly consider the following steps: 1- Make sure 100 % that he is cheatRead more

    Assalamualaikum warahmataullahi wabarakatuh
    Cheating in Marriage is the worst case among all the disputes occur between husband and wife, Islam prohibits it for both man and women, but if you found your husband cheating on you, kindly consider the following steps:
    1- Make sure 100 % that he is cheating, do not decide it just by some signs or habit. May be he is not like what you are thinking,

    2- if you find him a cheater, have a clear discussion with him before anyone , because do not let any one enter your relation unless it goes so far, and if he accepts to leave Haram relationships, forgive him and live a happy life.

    3- if he continues to have haram relations , add some one from your family who you think the most suitable person to handle the situation and let him try to convince him.

    4- if all the above options fail, ask him to leave you. Allah will grant you someone better than him

    JazakALLAH o khaira

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

    WasWas is an Arabic word that means things come up in your mind out of nowhere. In Islam, it is associated with doubts and distraction from the faith and namaz. Waswas can come from various reasons but these are the main reasons: Shaytan: In Islamic belief, Shaytan is seen as the primary reason of wRead more

    WasWas is an Arabic word that means things come up in your mind out of nowhere. In Islam, it is associated with doubts and distraction from the faith and namaz. Waswas can come from various reasons but these are the main reasons:

    • Shaytan: In Islamic belief, Shaytan is seen as the primary reason of waswas. Satan aims to lead people wrong direction from the path of righteousness, and one way he does this is by planting doubts in human minds.
    • Nafs: The human Nafs can also be a reason for waswas. Human beings naturally create doubts and feed negative thoughts.
    • External Influences: Factors in the external environment, such as negative people, harmful media, or stressful situations, can generate waswas. These influences may trigger intrusive thoughts or exacerbate existing doubts.
    • Psychological: Some waswas may be rooted in psychological conditions such as obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) or anxiety disorders. In these cases, the intrusive thoughts are not necessarily spiritual but can still disturb a person mindset.

    In dealing with waswas, Islamic teachings always want us to seek help from Allah. Seeking knowledge, and maintaining a strong faith. Consulting with knowledgeable scholars or mental health professionals can also be beneficial for people struggling with negative thoughts.

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

    Yes, smoking is generally considered haram (forbidden) in Islam. The Quran does not specifically mention about that smoking is haram. However many Islamic scholars consider it haram because it harms the body. Additionally, smoking can harm other humans through second hand smoke, which goes against tRead more

    Yes, smoking is generally considered haram (forbidden) in Islam. The Quran does not specifically mention about that smoking is haram. However many Islamic scholars consider it haram because it harms the body.

    Additionally, smoking can harm other humans through second hand smoke, which goes against the Islamic principle of not causing harm to others. So, in simple terms, smoking is Haram in Islam because it hurts you and others, and taking care of your body is important in Islam.

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    Asma Issa Islamic Scholar Certified in Quranic and Hadith studies

    The exact timings for five prayers are vary and depend on the season. Prayer time can determined by the position of the sun in the sky. Prayer time is calculated based on local time and location. The times of the five daily prayers are: Fajr: Performed before sunrise. Dhuhr: Performed after the sunRead more

    The exact timings for five prayers are vary and depend on the season. Prayer time can determined by the position of the sun in the sky. Prayer time is calculated based on local time and location. The times of the five daily prayers are:

    1. Fajr: Performed before sunrise.
    2. Dhuhr: Performed after the sun passes its zenith.
    3. Asr: Performed in the late afternoon.
    4. Maghrib: Performed just after sunset.
    5. Isha: Performed after the twilight has disappeared and the night has fully set in.
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