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

    In Islam, the belief that ringing in the ears is a sign of a good or bad omen has no basis. The teachings of Islam are that Muslims should trust Allah and avoid these types of superstitions. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) declared belief in evil omens to be false and considered it a form of polytheism.Read more

    In Islam, the belief that ringing in the ears is a sign of a good or bad omen has no basis. The teachings of Islam are that Muslims should trust Allah and avoid these types of superstitions. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) declared belief in evil omens to be false and considered it a form of polytheism.

    If someone experiences ringing in their ears or similar occurrences, they should not interpret it as a sign to proceed or refrain from their plans.

    Instead, Muslims are encouraged to recite the following Dua:

    Allahumma la yuti bil-hasanat illa anta wa la yadfa as-sayiat illa anta, wa la hawla wa la quwwata illa bika

    Only trust in Allah and superstition have no place in Islamic teachings.

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  1. Mohamed Rabah Hudawi
    Mohamed Rabah Hudawi Islamic Scholar
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    ”Yes, it's permissible and recommended according to hadith and the opinions of Imams. Even though the hadith is weak, it's okay to fast on that day. The hadith says, “When it is halfway through Sha’baan, spend that night in prayer and fast on that day.”

    ”Yes, it’s permissible and recommended according to hadith and the opinions of Imams. Even though the hadith is weak, it’s okay to fast on that day. The hadith says, “When it is halfway through Sha’baan, spend that night in prayer and fast on that day.”

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    Maqsood Islamic Scholar

    It should be noted that the cryptocurrency or digital currency that is prevalent in the global market today is a fictitious currency, it does not have the basic characteristics and conditions of real currency at all; Therefore, the business that is going on in the market in the name of buying and seRead more

    It should be noted that the cryptocurrency or digital currency that is prevalent in the global market today is a fictitious currency, it does not have the basic characteristics and conditions of real currency at all; Therefore, the business that is going on in the market in the name of buying and selling crypto-currency is not halal and legitimate, this currency does not actually have a seller, i.e. a material thing, and it is not even possessed, only some calculations in the account. The number of comes; Therefore, cryptocurrency or digital currency transactions should be avoided

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