Is the declaration of the divorce of the intoxicated binding?
Category: Fatwa
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Never had to pay zakaah on his wealth-2
It was reported about al-Husayn ibn Hafs that his yearly income was 100,000 [deenaars], and [despite such a huge income] he was never obligated to extract the zakaah [from his wealth].
Shaking hands with women
Is it permissible to shake the hand of a woman if doing so is from the custom of the people of the land?
A seed grain's worth in charity
I do not know of a seed grain comparing in weight to the mountains of this world, except a seed grain[s] worth [given] in charity.
Selling to people at different prices
The Shaykh was asked regarding a bulk buyer, whether it was permissible for him to sell to some of the people at a certain price and to others at a different price?
The importance of the chain of narration
Do not look at the [text of the] hadeeth, rather look at the isnaad [to see] if it is authentic [then look at the text of the hadeeth], otherwise do not.
Some Banks announce that they are an Islaamic bank
Some of the banks announce about themselves that they are an Islaamic bank, and that they do not deal with interest.
Diligently taking notes
Ismaa'eel [ibn Zayd al-Jarjaanee] would write 90 pages [of knowledge] every night in small/fine writing.
Regarding a man buried in the masjid
What is the ruling regarding a man who has been buried in the masjid?
The importance of taking notes
We used to do the rounds visiting the 'Ulamaa with az-Zuhree, and with him he had tablets and papers which he used to write upon all he heard [from the 'Ulamaa].