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  1. mufti Muhammad Farman Alvi
    mufti Muhammad Farman Alvi
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    There isn’t a widely recognized person called “Sabian” The term “Sabian” historically referred to various pre-Islamic religious and ethnic groups in the Middle East, but it’s not associated with a contemporary organized religion. Today, “Sabian” can sometimes be used to describe followers of certainRead more

    There isn’t a widely recognized person called “Sabian” The term “Sabian” historically referred to various pre-Islamic religious and ethnic groups in the Middle East, but it’s not associated with a contemporary organized religion. Today, “Sabian” can sometimes be used to describe followers of certain eclectic or syncretic belief systems, but it’s not a well-defined or mainstream religious category.

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  1. Muhammad Saad
    Muhammad Saad Islamic Scholar

    Bitcoin or any other digital currency is purely a virtual and imaginary currency, lacking the fundamental attributes and conditions of real currency. Currently, no government has officially accepted responsibility for it. Various religious authorities and scholars worldwide, including Darul Uloom DeRead more

    Bitcoin or any other digital currency is purely a virtual and imaginary currency, lacking the fundamental attributes and conditions of real currency. Currently, no government has officially accepted responsibility for it. Various religious authorities and scholars worldwide, including Darul Uloom Deoband, have issued fatwas declaring it as illegitimate.

    Bitcoin or any digital currency, in essence, is nothing more than a fictional currency, devoid of the essential characteristics of real currency. The online trading of Bitcoin or digital currency under the guise of buying and selling is merely a deception, as it lacks actual substance, and there are no legal conditions for its transactions. In reality, it is akin to forex trading and takes the form of usury and gambling.

    However, in my opinion, if the government were to grant permission, there may be a possibility of engaging in spot trades.

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  1. Danish Abid
    Danish Abid

    Yes hijab is compulsory for women.It is obligatory to cover their hair, and the entire body except her face and hands, while in the presence of people of the opposite sex other than close family members.

    Yes hijab is compulsory for women.It is obligatory to cover their hair, and the entire body except her face and hands, while in the presence of people of the opposite sex other than close family members.

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  1. Noor Fatima
    Noor Fatima

    1) Associating others with Allah (shirk) 2) Witchcraft (Magic) 3) Killing a soul whom Allah has forbidden us to kill 4) Consuming orphans 5) Riba 6) Fleeing from the battlefield 7) Slandering chaste women

    1) Associating others with Allah (shirk)

    2) Witchcraft (Magic)

    3) Killing a soul whom Allah has forbidden us to kill

    4) Consuming orphans

    5) Riba

    6) Fleeing from the battlefield

    7) Slandering chaste women

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  1. Rushna shah
    Rushna shah Muslim Writer

    The time for Suhur, the pre-dawn meal before fasting during Ramadan, ends at a specific Islamic time known as "Fajr" or "Subh Sadiq." Fajr begins with the onset of true dawn, which is the time when the first light appears on the horizon vertically. This marks the beginning of the daily fast, and SuhRead more

    The time for Suhur, the pre-dawn meal before fasting during Ramadan, ends at a specific Islamic time known as “Fajr” or “Subh Sadiq.” Fajr begins with the onset of true dawn, which is the time when the first light appears on the horizon vertically. This marks the beginning of the daily fast, and Suhur should be completed before this time. The exact timing of Fajr can vary based on your location and the method of calculation used. It is recommended to consult a local Islamic authority, mosque, or an Islamic prayer time app or website for accurate and specific Suhur and Fajr times in your area during Ramadan, as these times can change depending on your geographical location and the time of year. It’s essential to finish your Suhur meal a few minutes before the Fajr time to ensure that you have observed the fast correctly. Additionally, some Islamic communities follow the practice of the “Adhan” or call to prayer for Fajr, which is another indicator that Suhur’s time has ended.

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