Visit our YouTube channel for more Shaykh ‘Abdur-Razzaaq al-‘Abbaad narrates: Once, the Prophet (sal-Allaahu ’alayhi wa sallam) was returning home from a battle, and when they reached a [suitable] place, they stopped to rest. The Prophet (‘alayhis-salaatu was-salaam) went to sleep, and so did the companions, and they appointed one of the companions to remain […]
[During] the day we [will] read from a book, and [during] the night we [will] listen to an audio recording of the people of knowledge.
We request you provide us with advice for those who travel out [of Saudi Arabia] to live with a non-Muslim family claiming this will hasten their learning of the English language?
[At the moment] I am travelling, so if I joined a congregation of local residents for the ‘ishaa prayer, [as a traveller] should I finish my prayer after two rak’ahs, or should I pray all four rak’ahs along with them?
How should the obligatory prayer be performed in an airplane, bearing in mind at the time of prayer it [could] turn in its direction?
I advise you not to visit the rulers, and watch what you eat, [so you are certain] it is not haraam.
[When] I left Koofah for Makkah, I ate [some] food in Koofah, and the next [time I had something to eat was] in Makkah.
I drop my wife off at university, and sometimes she has her friend with her, so is it permissible that I give her a lift together with my wife?
What is the ruling regarding the one who heads out to Makkah, but does not intend to do hajj or ‘umrah, so is he required to assume the state of ihraam?
A young woman has a friend she has not seen for [a number of] years, and she wants to go and visit her, so is it permissible for her to go without her father’s permission?
