Fatwas of the Permanent Committee - page 104
Fatwas (page 104 of 126)
- Zakah is obligatory even if the farmer is in debt
- Zakah on Fruits When They Devolve to Heirs
- If the worker increases the estimate of the harvest to increase the farmer's assistance
- Zakat on the share of the one who harvests the grain: on whom is it due?
- Zakah on Cotton
- Who is responsible for the zakah on land rented out for agriculture?
- Zakah on firewood, grass, and the like
- Zakat on Fruits
- Paying zakah in money instead of the livestock itself
- Accelerating the Payment of Zakah
- Zakat on Camels
- Deviating from the specified items in the zakah of grazing livestock to other items
- Zakah on Debts and Real Estate Intended for Personal Use
- Zakat on Rabbits
- On whom is the zakah of shared livestock due?
- Zakah on wealth is paid out from its own kind
- Zakat on Horses
- Zakat on Sheep
- How to Calculate the Zakah of the Two Currencies
- Zakat on Cattle
- Women gathering for wailing over the deceased
- Crying over the deceased
- How to Calculate the Zakah of Money
- The Ruling on Zakah
- The saved money and what is the accepted practice regarding zakah?
- The Conditions of Zakah: The Lunar Year
- The Obligation of Zakah and Its Evidence
- Visiting the deceased's family to offer condolences
- A Woman Going Out to Offer Condolences
- Presenting gifts with condolences
- Consoling a Close Disbeliever
- The Ruling on Condolences
- Is it permissible to refer to the deceased as "al-Murhum" (the one who has been granted…
- Ways of Consoling
- Breaking the bones of a deceased person
- Charity in the form of food for the deceased at the funeral gathering
- Condolences for the family of the deceased at the grave
- Respecting the Dead
- The Sanctity of Graveyards
- Visiting graves is a recommended practice for men, not for women
- Removing Sandals in the Graveyards
- The sanctity of the deceased Muslim
- Announcing the death of the deceased
- Exhuming the grave of a deceased person
- Cutting Trees from the Cemetery
- Visiting graves on Friday
- Attending the feasts held for condolences
- Visiting graveyards: Is ritual purity required for it?
- The Adhan at the Grave
- The gathering upon the passage of forty days after the death of the deceased
- Women’s Visiting of Graves
- Building dwellings in a cemetery
- Visiting the Prophet's Mosque and Sending Salutations upon the Prophet (peace and…
- Visiting graves on a specific day of the year
- Visiting graves and traveling to them
- The maker of graves built with marble
- Supplication When Visiting Graves
- Placing clay next to the deceased
- Building a tent near the grave
- Standing as an Honor for the Souls of the Martyrs
- Hanging pictures of the deceased in the house
- Placing a book with the deceased in his grave
- Placing henna with the deceased in the grave
- Carrying the wife of the deceased and circumambulating with her around the grave
- Placing a bouquet of flowers on the grave of the Unknown Soldier
- The Deceased Hearing the Speech of People
- Supplication for the Deceased
- Domes over graves
- Sleeping on the ground for forty days after burial
- Innovations Concerning the Dead
- Raising the Voice in Collective Takbir
- The Lightness of the Funeral: Does It Reflect the Virtue of the Deceased?
- Supplication after the funeral prayer, done continuously and in congregation
- Performing acts of righteousness for the deceased
- Supplication after the funeral prayer
- The claim that the grave is dark until food is given on behalf of the deceased
- Supplication for the one who kills himself
- Saying La ilaha illa Allah with the funeral procession
- Hiring someone to recite the Qur'an over a grave
- Distributing Money in the Cemetery
- Charity on behalf of the deceased
- Giving charity on behalf of the deceased and the deceased’s awareness of it
- Recitation on behalf of the deceased
- Reciting the Qur'an over graves
- Giving the reward of prayer to the deceased
- The reward of recitation for the deceased
- Dedication of the reward to the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him)
- Reciting the Qur'an at the grave
- Fasting on behalf of the deceased
- Dedication of the reward of acts of worship to the deceased, limited to a specific time
- Hajj on behalf of the deceased
- Prayer on behalf of deceased parents
- Burying the child of a disbeliever in Muslim cemeteries
- Outside the Lands of Islam, a cemetery is designated for Muslims, and it is not…
- It is not permissible to bury Muslims in the graveyards of non-Muslims
- Burying the disbeliever
- Burying the one who abandons prayer with the Muslims
- The illness for which dry ablution is prescribed upon its occurrence
- The illness of a person who is unable to use water because of it
- Tayammum in the Presence of Nearby Water