Hajj on Behalf of Another
- Is it necessary to inform a new suitor that the fiancée's Fatiha (marriage proposal/engagement) was previously read for another young man before him? And would we incur sin if we do not inform him of that?
- What is the ruling on an 'Umrah performed on behalf of a deceased father, given that the performer had previously performed Hajj but never 'Umrah?
- Is it permissible to perform a free 'Umrah offered by charitable organizations for someone who is financially capable? And will the one who performs 'Umrah on behalf of a relative be fully rewarded for the 'Umrah, or is the reward limited to the one on whose behalf the 'Umrah was performed?
- Does the Prophet's saying, peace and blessings be upon him: "Whoever points to good, he will have a reward like the doer of it," include the special properties and virtues of adhkar (remembrance of Allah), such as protection from Satan, or is it limited to the reward resulting from the dhikr, such as good deeds and the expiation of sins?
- Does donating money in exchange for free games previously obtained from an employee without his manager's permission remove the sin and the fear of unlawfulness?
- Should I pay the full tuition fee for the Quran memorization classes, given that I only attended twice a month and donated the amount to another mosque, and I still feel guilty?
- Is it permissible to take the amount exceeding the farm's price set by the seller as a commission, in addition to the brokerage commission, without the knowledge of the seller or the first buyer? And is the person who directed me to the broker entitled to a commission?
- Must one fulfill a vow to give charity on behalf of a young man who was the cause of a sin, or is refraining from doing so permissible?
- Is it permissible to adopt the dissenting opinion of scholars concerning the issue of following a mujtahid (independent jurist) and abandoning his ruling after acting upon the fatwa, and what is Ibn Taymiyyah's view on that?
- Is blood money (Diyya) or expiation (Kaffarah) obligatory for someone who accidentally caused the death of his friend in a car accident, knowing that he was not directly responsible for the accident?
- What is the method for returning stolen money to its owner in Aleppo, if it is impossible to reach him or to appoint someone due to fear of scandal, and is it permissible to donate it to the poor in the camps?
- If I perform Umrah with the intention that its reward be for so-and-so, will the reward be for him alone or for both of us?
- Is it permissible to donate to an online organization for the distribution of Udhiyah (sacrificial meat) in poor African countries, with the intention of it being an Udhiyah on behalf of a pilgrim (Hajj)?
- Does the Prophet's saying, peace and blessings be upon him, "I have left among you two matters," contradict the noble verse, "This day I have perfected for you your religion"?
- Is the Hajj of a menstruating woman valid if she performs the Sa'y of Hajj and then performs the Tawaf Al-Ifadah after purification? And what must she do to mend her Hajj if it is deficient?
- Is it permissible to emancipate the deceased father from Hellfire by sacrificing a large animal on his behalf, and does "badanah" refer to a cow, a male camel, or a female camel?
- What is the Sharia ruling on a driving instructor paying a bribe on behalf of a trainee, without the trainee's knowledge, to guarantee their success in the exam? And is it permissible for the trainee to return the money to the instructor who paid the bribe, given their feeling of guilt?
- Is it preferable for the father to inform his nephew (mother's side) of what happened and ask for his forgiveness on behalf of my grandmother, and what can be done for the deceased grandmother?
- Is it permissible to perform Umrah on behalf of the mother and wife who are besieged in the Levant and unable to leave?
- Is it permissible to give the value of a vowed sacrifice in another country due to the absence of the poor in the place where the vow was made and the high price of the sacrifice there?
- What is the ruling on insisting on impossible conditions—such as buying a house and holding the wedding ceremony in the city—to complete a marriage to a girl, knowing that these conditions cannot be met, and is it permissible to inform the girl's family again that these conditions cannot be met?
- What is the ruling on the "dropship" system, which involves displaying products from another website and selling them at a higher price without owning them, then the seller sends the buyer's address and the price of the item to the company for it to ship?
- Will repentance and good deeds be accepted despite the delay in restoring people's material and moral rights?
- Must a child who stole candy from a store at the age of ten return what he stole after he has grown up and feels remorse, especially since he is in another country?