Ask Saint Latest Questions

  1. Forex trading involves buying and selling of gold, silver, currency, cotton, wheat, gas, crude oil, animals and many other commodities. According to our knowledge, the current methods of "forex trading" are illegal due to non-observance of Shariah principles and the presence of Shariah fraud.If goldRead more

    Forex trading involves buying and selling of gold, silver, currency, cotton, wheat, gas, crude oil, animals and many other commodities. According to our knowledge, the current methods of “forex trading” are illegal due to non-observance of Shariah principles and the presence of Shariah fraud.If gold, silver and currency are traded in forex trading, then as Shariat has imposed some conditions in the exchange of gold, silver and currency. One of the important conditions is the possession of both the assets of the case which means that the case is actually being conducted as a case. In which the negotiators want their place in exchange for both. The purpose of exchanging different currencies in an online forex business is usually neither the actual buying or selling of currencies.(Rather, the gain on the rise in prices is implied, in which the difference is eventually equalized, although in some cases gold, silver is also referred to on demand), Nor is possession found on its own terms, so this transaction will not be permissible.

    If forex trading involves trading in commodities other than gold, silver and currency However, since buying and selling in this business is usually only a paper transaction, the goods purchased are neither seized nor intended to be seized. Rather, profit and loss are simply equalized, as if it is only intended to play sata, In such a case, in the case of selling back the purchased item, it is necessary to “Bay Qabl Al Qabz” (selling the item before taking possession and ownership of it), which is prohibited in Hadith Sharif.

    God knows best۔۔۔

    See less
  1. In Islam, five prayers are obligatory in a day. 1. Fajr prayer. 2. Zuhr prayer. 3. Asr prayer. 4.Maghreb prayer. 5.Isha prayer. While according to Fiqa Hanafi, only one prayer is obligatory, which is called Witr prayer and its time is from the time of Isha prayer to the start of Fajr.

    In Islam, five prayers are obligatory in a day. 1. Fajr prayer. 2. Zuhr prayer. 3. Asr prayer. 4.Maghreb prayer. 5.Isha prayer. While according to Fiqa Hanafi, only one prayer is obligatory, which is called Witr prayer and its time is from the time of Isha prayer to the start of Fajr.

    See less
  1. فرض کہ چھوٹ جانے پر انسان گنہگار اور کافر ہوتا ہے  اور فرض کا چھوڑنا کسی بھی حال میں جائز نہیں ہے فرض دلیلیں قطعہ سے ثابت ہوتا ہے جبکہ واجب کے چھوڑنے والا کافر نہیں ہوتا اور واجب  ظنی دلیل سے جو ثابت ہوتا ہے اور اسکا چھوڑنے والا فاسق ہوتا ہے

    فرض کہ چھوٹ جانے پر انسان گنہگار اور کافر ہوتا ہے  اور فرض کا چھوڑنا کسی بھی حال میں جائز نہیں ہے فرض دلیلیں قطعہ سے ثابت ہوتا ہے

    جبکہ واجب کے چھوڑنے والا کافر نہیں ہوتا اور واجب  ظنی دلیل سے جو ثابت ہوتا ہے اور اسکا چھوڑنے والا فاسق ہوتا ہے

    See less
  1. Eid al-Fitr is an Islamic festival that comes after Ramadan. On Eid, people pray Namaz e Eid together, give Sadqa tul Fitr before Eid prayer, enjoy meals, and celebrate with friends and family. It's a time of joy and gratitude for completing the month of fasting Ramadan.

    Eid al-Fitr is an Islamic festival that comes after Ramadan. On Eid, people pray Namaz e Eid together, give Sadqa tul Fitr before Eid prayer, enjoy meals, and celebrate with friends and family. It’s a time of joy and gratitude for completing the month of fasting Ramadan.

    See less
  1. Jesus is a key figure in Christianity and Islam but they have different beliefs such as: Christian believe that Jesus is the Son of Allah (نعوذ باللہ) who died for humanity's sins and rose again. Christians see him as their Savior. And Muslims believe that Jesus, or Hazrat Essa AS, is a major PropheRead more

    Jesus is a key figure in Christianity and Islam but they have different beliefs such as:

    Christian believe that Jesus is the Son of Allah (نعوذ باللہ) who died for humanity’s sins and rose again. Christians see him as their Savior.

    And Muslims believe that Jesus, or Hazrat Essa AS, is a major Prophet born to Hazrat Marium AS (Mary) without father. Muslims believe he performed miracles even from his childhood but wasn’t the Son of Allah.Muslims believe that Allah took Jesus (Esa) alive to Sky Neither was he killed, nor was he crucified.

    See less