Wage for shaving beard

Answer: impermissible and a sin to employ anyone to do a Haraam work, wage for such a work is also Haraam. This money must be returned to the person it was ta..

Shar’i ruling on drum beating during Milad gatherings and processions

Answer: impermissible and a sin to beat a drum, play musical instruments, set off fireworks and display non-observance of Islamic Purdah during them. The purp..

Digging up old grave and burying deceased into it

Answer: impermissible, Haraam and sin. By Shari’ah, it is not allowed to dig up the grave of the father or grandfather or that of any other and to bury any ot..

Delaying Hajj despite it being Fard

Answer: impermissible and a sin to delay performing Hajj. After Hajj has become Fard, it is not allowed to delay performing it without any valid Shar’i excuse..

The ruling of having tattoos on the body

Answer: impermissible, Haraam, and a Satanic act. If one has tattooed such a design or name on his body, then it is mandatory for him to have it removed whils..

How Is It For A Man To Make Use Of A Female’s Clothes, Shoes And Other Items

Answer: impermissible, as resemblance is present in both cases. Similarly, in which ever age they are worn, resemblance will still be found, therefore, if an ..

Where Should Children Be Made To Stand In The Row

Answer: impermissible according to the Shari’ah. Note: it should be noted that taking such young children to the Masjid who are not mindful of the Salah, ru..

Cricket Trophy

Answer: impermissible and Haraam to do this. This is because the winning team will be given the trophy, but the losing team will not be given anything, and th..

I read Surah al-Naas in the first Rak’at of prayer, what should I recite in the second Rak’at?

Answer: impermissible and a sin. To repeat recitation of one surah in 2 Rak’aat of Fard prayer, is Makruh Tanzeehi and is contrary to that which is preferred ..

What is the ruling of taking benefit from a loan?

Answer: impermissible. وَاللہُ اَعْلَمُ عَزَّوَجَلَّ وَرَسُوْلُہ اَعْلَم صَلَّی اللّٰہُ تَعَالٰی عَلَیْہِ وَاٰلِہٖ وَسَلَّم Answered by: Mufti Muhammad Qasi..