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  1. Paying Zakaat directly into creditor’s account
  2. Gifting the creditor
  3. Zakaat on a child that possessess Nisaab
  4. GMO foods
  5. Tasbeehaat of Qawmah
  6. Women joining the army
  7. Ma’zoor making Wudhu as soon as the Salaah time enters
  8. Finding money on the road
  9. Females studying medicine
  10. Ka’aba is located in the centre of the earth
  11. Seeing a girl with the intention of marriage
  12. Patient finding difficulty in making Wudhu
  13. Ladies visiting the Ghusl Khana
  14. Women wearing platinum jewellery
  15. Partaking of something sweet before and after meals
  16. Negating the belief of the Shias
  17. Purchasing land with contributor’s funds for a Musallah
  18. Working in government offices
  19. Females studying medicine and thereafter serving the Ummah
  20. Using perfumes and Itr containing alcohol
  21. Renting a premises to sell animals
  22. Feeding a Na-Baaligh child in Kaffarah
  23. Saahib-e-Tarteeb realizes that his Zuhr Salaah was invalid after performing a few Salaah
  24. Muqtadi missing a Sajdah with the Imaam
  25. Selling masks in the Masjid
  26. Revert changing his name on his I.D. document
  27. Requesting consent from one’s parents to keep Nafl fasts
  28. Are men permitted to wear burgundy and maroon
  29. Dental partnership agreement
  30. Selling greenhouse containers
  31. Sheep with more than a third of its tail cut
  32. Burial of a homosexual
  33. Divorce due to not communicating with one’s spouse
  34. Janaazah Salaah consisting of both men and women
  35. Contagiousness in diseases
  36. Earning continuous commission from recruits
  37. Noticing blood in one’s mouth after Salaah
  38. Satisfying one’s spouse
  39. Working in Islamic banks
  40. Proceeding to the Eidgah immediately after Fajr
  41. Untraceable heirs of the deceased
  42. Certain pious people absolved of Salaah
  43. Talks of the Ulama are discouraging
  44. An Invalid bequest
  45. Leaving behind daughters and sisters
  46. Consuming Shellfish, Calamari and Mussels
  47. Begging of other people
  48. Under-invoicing goods
  49. Purchasing virtual plots using Sandbox in the metaverse
  50. Hair becoming exposed in Salaah
  51. Masah over a moon boot
  52. Vaginal discharge
  53. Naming a Kaafir Muhammad
  54. Shariah compliant investments
  55. Halaal status of Rennet
  56. Age of Isa Alaihis Salaam when lifted to the heavens
  57. Selling birthday cakes
  58. Methods of Sajdah-e-Tilaawat
  59. Solidifying graves
  60. Construction adjacent to one’s neighbour
  61. Lineage of a child born out of wedlock
  62. Staking crypto currency
  63. Women riding horses
  64. AA membership
  65. Claiming monetary compensation for psychological harm
  66. Performing Fardh Salaah where Janaazah Salaah is performed
  67. Gym fees
  68. Consuming prawns
  69. Using interest funds for public works
  70. Difference in the Iddat of Talaaq and demise
  71. Paying rentals during the lockdown period
  72. Not maintaining one’s wife during her iddat
  73. Expenses of a divorcee’s child
  74. Maintenance during Iddat of Talaaq
  75. Divorcee claiming medical expenses during her Iddat
  76. Wearing red clothing
  77. Females travelling without a Mahram
  78. Bone meal fertilizer
  79. Beneficiary benefitting from a compulsory insurance fund
  80. Buying food hampers for the poor with interest funds
  81. Different types of Hijrat
  82. Servicing a banking institute
  83. Bequeathing one’s wealth to a number of institutes
  84. Housing project for the underprivileged of Syria
  85. Hosting a Deeni programme for young females at night
  86. Compulsion of Purdah
  87. Designing a heater for the army
  88. Zam Zam water left behind at airports
  89. Shaping the eyebrows
  90. Kaffarah for not fulfilling one’s oath
  91. Husband not punctual with Salaah and listens to music
  92. How to acquire knowledge about Islam
  93. Tabligh Jamaat split
  94. Watching pornography
  95. Income of a barber that trims the beards of his clients
  96. Bungee jumping
  97. Selling non-alcoholic beverages
  98. ”PUBG” game
  99. Zikrullah in a state of Janaabat
  100. Young couple marrying without the consent of their guardians
  101. Makrooh time of Asr Salaah
  102. ”Clash of Clan” game
  103. Jumuah Salaah in a Musallah
  104. Shariée status of a trust deed
  105. Smoking and selling cigarettes
  106. Wife claims to be divorced but the husband denies her claim
  107. Supporting a business that promotes Christianity
  108. Muslim working as an accountant
  109. Quraan Sharif with animated pictures
  110. Expressing different views in regards to the Quraan Sharif
  111. Working a fraction of one’s employment hours
  112. Contributing towards Masjid renovations with Haraam funds
  113. Beardless youth leading the Salaah
  114. Religious obligations enjoy preference in a Wasiyyah
  115. Repeating the Janaazah Salaah
  116. Validity of divorce issued during a woman’s menstrual cycle
  117. Three divorces issued at once are counted as three
  118. Jumuah talk after the Khutbah
  119. Usage of Emojis
  120. Removing hair from the hind private part
  121. Making Dua for one that donates Haraam wealth
  122. Loaning Waqf items
  123. Isaal-e-Thawaab for the Ambiya Alaihimus Salaam
  124. Passing over good deeds to the deceased
  125. Consoling the bereaved (Ta’ziyat)
  126. Delivering food for food outlets on a commission basis
  127. Calling the Jumuah Adhaan before Zawaal
  128. Women prohibited from venturing outdoors to earn a living
  129. Virtue of throwing sand at the grave
  130. Conditional Wasiyyah
  131. Imaam leading the Salaah whilst sitting on a chair
  132. Wearing wedding rings
  133. Non-Muslim delivering Halaal meat
  134. Father bathing his little daughter
  135. Performing Janaazah Salaah if Ghusl hasn’t been given
  136. Informing wife of one’s whereabouts
  137. Wisdom behind the creation of animals that cannot be consumed
  138. Death and burial
  139. Diminishing partnership
  140. Daith piercing
  141. Voice of a woman
  142. Handing over inheritance funds to a young boy
  143. Paying rates and taxes with interest funds
  144. Medical Aid
  145. Selling coffins
  146. Signing up for a credit card
  147. Ladies visiting the graveyard
  148. Asking from the inmates of the grave to fulfill one’s needs
  149. Using one’s personal card to acquire points when purchasing for the Masjid/Madrassah
  150. Company buyers requesting gifts from their suppliers
  151. Obtaining government contracts through bribery
  152. Taking a fee for performing Taraweeh Salaah
  153. Men wearing rings
  154. Future bride accepting gifts from the future groom
  155. Purdah between spouses children from a previous marriage
  156. Permissibility of using credit cards
  157. Trustees charging a fee in lieu of their services
  158. Selling goods before taking possession
  159. Dua for a good proposal
  160. Executor’s fee
  161. Ethanol in food items
  162. Consuming Nabeez
  163. Passing a verdict in court in the absence of one party
  164. Killing an ill dog so that it may attain relieve
  165. Removing an additional finger
  166. Wearing gold teeth
  167. Paying bank charges with interest funds
  168. Utilizing goods left as ‘Amaanat’
  169. Land’s claim payout
  170. Maintaining a relationship with a Murtad
  171. Missing the Qunoot in Witr Salaah for a period of 5 years
  172. Auditing for an insurance company
  173. Rewards of action multiplied on the day of Jumuah
  174. Menstruating woman reading and memorizing Quraan
  175. Lands claim payout
  176. Fraudulent use of medical aid by client
  177. Mushroom water a cure for eye ailments
  178. Recitation error of Salaah rectified through Sajda-e-Sahw
  179. Pulling the letter ‘Laam’ in “Allah’ during Adhaan
  180. Investing in a forex bureau
  181. Females obtaining a driver’s license
  182. Adopting snakes and reptiles as pets
  183. Establishing rehabilitation centres
  184. Masjid attendees forced to pay membership fees
  185. Selling one’s assets during one’s final illness
  186. Imaamat of an Imaam that lives with his wife after divorcing her thrice
  187. Divorce under duress
  188. Parents disapprove of a marriage partner chosen by their son
  189. Women remaining in a state of Wudhu during her menses
  190. Insufficient income to get married
  191. Erecting a Masjid on leased land
  192. Entering a plague-stricken area
  193. Iddah period after divorce
  194. Payflex finance
  195. Receiving a double payment
  196. Dua after the congregational Salaah
  197. Closing down Masaajid due to government regulations
  198. Gifting one’s assets during one’s lifetime
  199. Throwing of dates after Nikah ceremony
  200. Clipping nails during Haidh and Nifaas
  201. Halaal pension funds
  202. Working for a company that services banks and insurance companies
  203. Photography business
  204. Ponzi scheme
  205. Marrying a non-Muslim male
  206. How to perform missed Salaah
  207. How to remedy pride
  208. Cursing the oppressor
  209. Accepting gifts from a pilot
  210. Replacing natural grass with astro turf
  211. Purchasing extended warranties
  212. Salaah on a plane
  213. Eating salt before and after meals
  214. Interfaith gatherings and discussions
  215. Inheritance of a provident fund
  216. Soap falling into water during Ghusl
  217. Harming a debtor that refuses to settle his debt
  218. How will Ulama survive with their salaries?
  219. Hanafis combining two Salaahs in one time
  220. Calling a new Adhaan for multiple Jamaats
  221. Wealthy Ulama and Apas taking a salary
  222. Vomit of a child
  223. Top floor of Masjid extending over the Sahn
  224. Inheritance of a surrogate mother
  225. Zakaat on investments
  226. Wife masturbating her husband during menses
  227. Sunnat method of Walimah
  228. Touching Kitaabs containing verses of the Quraan Sharif without Wudhu
  229. Advertising on social media
  230. Errors of an Alim
  231. Ulama frequenting beaches
  232. Isaal-e-Thawaab
  233. Wife pardons Mahr under duress
  234. Compatibility in marriage
  235. Assisting the household of Rasulullah Salallahu Alaihi Wasallam with Zakaat
  236. Method of combing the hair for men
  237. Keeping names of other than Ambiya and Sahaaba
  238. Paying legal fees from the estate
  239. Bequeathing an unstipulated amount for a non-heir
  240. Coerced into marriage
  241. Method of cleaning an impure carpet
  242. Greeting the Kuffar
  243. Performing Salaah in the incorrect direction
  244. Aafiyah healing therapy
  245. Salaah with a thin Burqah
  246. Removing artificial hair braids on demise
  247. Istikhaarah for another person
  248. Plus 500 trading platform
  249. Shooting down an animal
  250. Reciting Manzil during menses
  251. Seller claiming a higher price whilst the purchaser claims a lower price
  252. Claiming damages due to accident
  253. Muslim men marrying Jewish and Christian women
  254. Experiencing continuous bleeding after Nifaas for 3 months
  255. Experiencing a yellowish colour in other than the days of Haidh
  256. Using medication to suppress Haidh
  257. Cohabiting with one’s wife during her menses
  258. Menstruating women sitting close to the deceased
  259. Writing verses of the Quraan during menses
  260. Experiencing menses after the age of menopause
  261. Fatwa of Imaam Muhammad R.A in regards to Haidh which will create ease during Hajj and Ramadaan
  262. Rabb-ul-Maal (investor in a Mudhaarabah investment) renting his premises out to the Mudaarib (investment agent)
  263. Selling assets to one’s heirs during one’s fatal illness
  264. Printing copies of the Quraan with translations only
  265. Keeping a picture of the blessed shoes of Rasulullah Salallahu Alaihi Wasallam in one’s possession
  266. Paying a percentage of the profit to a manager in a Mudhaarabah agreement
  267. Capitec savings pocket
  268. Ceasing a partnership agreement due to absenteeism
  269. Upholding the clauses of an agreement
  270. Accepting funds from a number of investors on a Mudhaarabah basis
  271. Cancelling a Mudhaarabah partnership agreement
  272. Fixing a period for the partnership agreement
  273. Drawing expenses from the capital in a Mudhaarabah partnership
  274. Profits not stipulated in a Mudhaarabah partnership
  275. Investor engaging in work in a Mudhaarabah partnership
  276. Terminating a Mudhaarabah partnership
  277. Marrying Shias
  278. Donning a wedding dress
  279. Covid vaccines
  280. Insuring businesses and properties
  281. Wearing rings made of other metals during menses
  282. Validity of Wudhu and Salaah after conducting plastic surgery
  283. Bleeding over and above one’s normal habit
  284. Bleeding after a miscarriage
  285. Bleeding 11 days after Nifaas
  286. Age of menopause
  287. Witnessing blood in the beginning and ending of Nifaas
  288. A Haa’idha (menstruating woman) responding to the Adhaan
  289. Insects included in medication
  290. Validity of Wudhu and Salaah after conducting plastic surgery
  291. Performing Wudhu and Ghusl with gold teeth
  292. Using titles of honour for Allah Ta’ala

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