Fatwas of Al-Fawzan - page 25
Fatwas (page 25 of 32)
- Ruling on living with family members who do not pray
- Ruling on making up obligatory prayers for one who intentionally left them
- Explaining the optimal approach for advising one who abandons prayer
- Ruling on associating with one who abandons prayer
- Ruling on associating with one who abandons prayer for the sake of advising him
- The Ruling on Being Reluctant to Pray the Fajr Prayer
- Ruling on remaining with a husband who does not pray
- The Ruling on the Companionship of One Who Neglects Prayer
- A question regarding compelling fathers to make their children perform the prayer
- Explaining what is required of a patient who has left off prayer for a long period
- Ruling on abandoning prayer and fasting on the pretext of hard labor
- Explaining the Manner of the Prayer for Rain
- Explanation of the times in which prayer is prohibited
- The ruling on seeking guidance through supplication without prayer
- Ruling on visiting a sick person who abandons prayer
- The ruling on saying: “Hajj expiates the abandonment of prayer”
- Explanation of the supplication for seeking guidance in a decision
- Explaining that the night prayer is performed in pairs of two
- The ruling on supplication in the prayer for rain
- Explaining the Time for Night Prayer
- Explaining the wisdom behind changing one's place for the voluntary prayer after the…
- Explaining the Difference Between Tarawih Prayer and Qiyam Prayer
- The Ruling on the Tarawih Prayer
- The Meaning of the Hadith: (May Allah have mercy on a man who prays four rak'ahs before…
- The ruling on increasing beyond eleven rak'ahs in the night prayer
- Ruling on performing the rawatib prayer before the time has entered
- Explanation of the supplication for opening the night prayer
- Ruling on praying two witr prayers in one night
- Explaining the minimum of the Witr prayer
- Explanation of the Regular Voluntary Prayers
- Explaining the ruling on being negligent in performing the prayer
- The Ruling on the Prayer of the Regular Voluntary Prayers Attached to the Obligatory Ones
- Explaining the virtue of performing the regular voluntary prayers
- Ruling on performing the regular voluntary prayers and reciting the dhikr without moving…
- Explanation of the beginning of the time for the Duha prayer
- Ruling on leaving off the witr prayer
- Ruling on performing the Fajr sunnah prayer at home
- The ruling on being lazy about performing the witr prayer
- Explanation of the Delayed Prayer of the Penitents
- Ruling on the regular performance of two rak'ahs before sleep with al-Fatihah
- Explaining the Difference Between Tarawih Prayer and Tahajjud Prayer
- Explanation of the beginning of the time for the Duha prayer
- Ruling on performing voluntary prayers with only Surat al-Fatihah
- Ruling on performing the Duha prayer at work
- The virtue of maintaining the regular voluntary prayers
- The Ruling on Qunut
- The minimum number of rak'ahs in the Dhuha prayer
- The Prophet's (peace and blessings be upon him) Qunut
- Explanation of the Method of Performing the Night Prayer
- Explanation of the beginning of standing in night prayer
- The ruling on discontinuing the night prayer
- Ruling on changing the intention during prayer to another prayer
- Ruling on making up the pre-Zuhr sunnah
- Ruling on performing the Fajr sunnah as four rak'ahs
- The ruling on performing only the odd-numbered counts of acts that have a specific number
- Ruling on the greeting prayer of the mosque when the obligatory prayer has been called for
- The ruling on performing voluntary prayers at home
- The virtue of being diligent in voluntary prayer
- Explaining the wisdom behind the prostration for forgetfulness
- The ruling on preferring an odd number
- The ruling on moving the index finger during the tashahhud
- The ruling on tawruk in prayer
- Explanation of the supplication in the prostration for forgetfulness
- Conditions for wiping over socks
- Explanation of the Form of Supplications Before and After Ablution
- Ruling on the prayer of one who doubts the impurity of his clothing
- Explaining the duration of wiping when wiping before travel
- The ruling on performing wudu' inside the restroom
- Explaining the Order in Ablution
- The ruling on saying the basmalah during wudu'
- Explaining the Virtue of Wudu
- The ruling on praying more than one prayer with a single ablution
- Ruling on washing the neck during wudu'
- Explanation of the Manner of Sniffing Water
- Explanation of the prescribed dhikr during wudu'
- Ruling on Doubt Regarding the Invalidation of Ablution
- The ruling on bathing with the water of Zamzam
- Explanation of what is transmitted in the Sunnah regarding the one who shaves
- Explanation of the times when using the miswak is emphasized
- The ruling on the discharges that come out of a woman during prayer
- Explaining the original principle regarding purification from ritual impurity
- The Ruling on the Excused Person in Ritual Purity
- Explaining the Sunnahs of Fitrah
- The ruling on using the miswak during the day in Ramadan
- Ruling on one who forgets a limb of the ablution
- The ruling on using a toothbrush instead of the miswak
- Ruling on entering the bathroom without shoes
- Ruling on the use of perfumes containing alcohol
- The difference between pure water and purifying water
- Ruling on the use of stagnant water
- Ruling on entering the bathroom with a mushaf
- The ruling on saying the name of Allah inside the place of relief when performing ablution
- Ruling on the effect of a hunting dog's bite on the game
- The amount of water that becomes ritually impure due to impurity
- Ruling on entering the place of relief with papers bearing the name of Allah
- The ruling on vessels from which dogs drink
- The ruling on water changed by impurity
- Ruling on entering the place of relief while wearing jewelry inscribed with the name of…
- The ruling on water that changes due to prolonged standing
- The Virtue of Studying Tawhid
