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The Ruling on someone who is Prevented from Completing Hajj (Muḥṣar)

If a pilgrim is prevented from completing the Hajj, is he/she obligated to make up for it?

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Using Blood in Manufacturing Medical Products

What is the ruling of Islamic Law/Sharia on using cow`s blood in manufacturing medical products?  

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Ruling of Islamic Law on Using the Olympic Flame

What is the ruling of Islamic Law on using the Olympic flame?  

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Islamic Ruling on Swearing by other than Allah

An employee working in a job applied to take a competitive exam for another job. The registration was done electronically, and there was a statement that said: "I declare on my honor that I do not hold any job or position, nor do I engage in any profitable activity." It is worth mentioning that he stated this and was accepted by the institution, is it permissible for him to make this statement, and what is the ruling of Sharia on his salary?   

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Ruling of Islamic Law on Paying the Zakat of Olives with Old Oil

Is it permissible to give the zakat of olives from the old oil rather than new oil?

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The Ruling of Islamic Law on Removing a Gold Tooth or other Devices from a Deceased Person

What is the ruling of Islamic Law on removing a gold or silver tooth from a deceased person, and on devices implanted inside the deceased's body, such as a pacemaker?

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The Ruling of Islamic Law on Using a Jinn Servant for Good Purposes

Is it permissible to use a Muslim jinn servant for good purposes?

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Ruling of Islamic Law on Selling and Charging Electronic Games

What is the ruling on on selling and charging electronic games ?

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The Sharia Regulations in Mudarabah Contracts

What are the Sharia regulations for Mudarabah contracts offered by companies?

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Given all the Injustice, Killing, and Aggression in the World, where is Allah?

Given what is happening in the world of injustice towards the innocent, bloodshed, violation of rights, and the domination of the strong over the weak without right, where is Allah?

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Ruling on a Husband Demanding the Gold Given to His Wife during the Wedding Ceremony

What is the Islamic ruling on a husband giving gold to his wife during the wedding ceremony, and then later demanding it back, claiming that the gold is his right?

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Foundations and Principles of Islamic Insurance Funds

I want to start a business that involves providing coverage for cars for a specified amount based on the car's value, following Islamic principles. For example, a fund where members benefit from repairs for any issues that might occur during a specified period (one, two, or three years). The fund compensates any affected individuals during the coverage period. After the coverage period ends, part of the collected amount is refunded to the non-affected participants or donated to charitable organizations after deducting administrative expenses and costs for the affected individuals. What is the Islamic ruling on this transaction?

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Islamic Ruling on Borrowing Company Shares

Is it permissible to borrow company shares and then return them to their owner, while giving him a check for the value of the shares, with the check serving only as a pledge and guarantee for his right?

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It isn`t Permissible to Play with the Words of Divorce to Achieve Worldly Benefits

I want to travel abroad and need to obtain a fictitious divorce certificate because I cannot get married there due to their law prohibiting dual marriages. What is the ruling of Islamic Law on this matter?

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The Iddah for a Woman who has Undergone a Complete or Partial Hysterectomy

A woman who has not reached the age of menopause, according to Islamic Sharia, (55 years according to the Hanafi school of thought) has undergone a hysterectomy, either total or partial. It is known that this situation is not addressed in the Jordanian Personal Status Law, so we cannot classify her as menopausal, young girl, woman experiencing menstruation on regular basis, or from among those who have menstruated once or twice and then their menstruation stopped. Should we rule that her Iddah* ends only when she reaches the age of 55, given the possibility of menstruation resuming? Or should we measure it based on a prepubescent girl who does not menstruate or an elderly woman whose menstruation has ceased, making her waiting period three months? This is especially since comparing her to a prepubescent girl is difficult due to the impossibility of seeing menstruation even once, and comparing her to an elderly woman contradicts the scholars' statement that the age of menopause is 55 years?

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