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I asked the office of sayed sistani the following question I am a man living in America and am not able to get married now, one of my biggest problems is the sexual desire, I have tried abstaining from masturbation but it never lasts too long. The only solution I can think of is Mut’ah, and the only kind of girls I think wouldn’t mind doing that are escorts. These escorts are usually found on special sites and are not widely known to the people. So is it allowed for me to do Mut’ah with and escort? The answer was In the Name of Allah, the Beneficent, the MercifulBased on obligatory precaution, one should refrain from marrying a woman whose not…
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Salam un Alayukm, How far off can you be? Either in % or degrees? {not on purpose, pretend you prayed one direction one day, ya3ni you thought qibla was one way, and the next day you found out that you were about 20 degrees off, do you have to re-read the previous day's namaz?} Also, I do taqleed of Ayatollah Khamenai. Or How about if someone was sure of the Qibla direction, and prayed that way for a while but after a long time, found out that he was wrong {like the compass was malfunctioning the first time or somthing} and figured out that the qibla was in a totally differant direction. Would he have to redo all his namazes that he prayed in the wrong direction? Than…
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Asalam-o-Alaikum Can we break fast at Sunni maghrib time? Or can we do maghrib at Sunni time and break fast right after? It’s recommended to pray before breaking your fast.. According to the ruling, it’s not obligatory to wait for the redness in the sky to go away, just as a precaution we can wait few more minutes after Sunni maghrib prayers. Can anyone explain please?
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(salam) is qunoot wajib in salat? jazakallah wassalam
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Salam, I work at a bank and my job is to call customers and confirm banking details of large payments that they had processed on their accounts. Naturally alot of the customers I speak with are females. Sometimes they may be nice and decide to have a quick chat with me and alot of times we end up having a quick laugh. Is this allowed or am I engaging in haram? An example of a scenario that took place earlier today: I called a female customer up to confirm details. At the end of the call she says "I really appreciate and like it when you guys call me" as to which I responded back with "And we equally like calling and talking with …
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When praying
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Salam, when a woman praying salat, does she have to put her arms flat on ground? Is there a different between men and women how they put their arms on the ground?
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Fasting without prayer
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Salam, For two ramadans I had not prayed, although I fasted the days. I was wondering if repeating the fast was obligatory, according to ayatollah khamenei, since i skipped the prayer. if so, must I pay kaffarah too?
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Assalam aleikum brothers and sisters, Please forgive me if there is another thread about this! When is the right time to break our fast? I used be Sunni and would break my fast as soon as the Maghrib adhan was played but I've heard its different in Shi'a Islam. Thank you for your help Amy
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Salamu Alaykum Wa Rahmatullah. I have seen many Muqallid's of Ayatullah al-Udhma Khamenei thinking that the only set of laws he has are in Leader.ir. So for those who do not know yet let me clarify this. Ayatullah al-Udhma Khamenei says to refer to Imam Khomeini's Tahrir ul Wasilah and then, on stuff that he disagrees with Imam Khomeini to refer to his Q&A. KhudaHafiz
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Namaz
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Assalamwalekum everyone. My question is that why shia community do not turn left and right after prayers while saying salam? Please do provide related hadees with reference numbers if you are giving an answer. No harsh comments Shukriyah !!
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Salam, today morning I got surgery on my nose and hence cannot bend or perform wudu for around a week and half and I will only be able to pray later whilst sitting. Is it not obligatory for me to pray right now or is there something else I should and can do ? Jazzakum Allah Kheir
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Assalamu Alaykum Brothers and Sisters, Hope that you are all having a great Ramadan! I have to make up some days of Ramadans in the past (2019 & 2020). I read that I have to make up these days before the following Ramadan. However, I'm not able to make up these days now. Is it possible that I make up these days at a later time in my life? I'm really looking forward to your answers! Wassalam, T
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Didn't do ghusl janabat tarteebi after wet dream
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Assalamalaikum, I know when experiencing seminal discharge to do ghusl janabat immediately after However, I did not know the same applied to nocturnal emissions(wet dreams) as well until today A few days ago, I had an nocturnal emission, however I did not know that I had to do ghusl, is my fast for that day invalid?
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Salam alaikum all... I suffer from ocd and doubts about everything..related to wudhu ghusl fasting praying... I did my ghusl on 3rd April and before doing ghusl I had blood stains on my body which I removed and performed my ghusl with complete satisfaction.... Now today it's 15th of April and I saw the clothes which got blood stains that day and I am doubting whether other parts of my body also had got blood by seeing the blood stains on the clothes which are still there even after washing... Now I a doubting whether my ghusl was valid that day and whether I had blood stains on other parts of my body that day... I know all this sounds ridiculous but I need help with…
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Salaam, It is known that if a father dies and he had qada prayers that he never performed, then the eldest son must perform those qada prayers, as Sayyid al-Sistani says: Ruling 1370. If one’s father has not performed his prayers and he could have made them up, in the event that he did not fail to perform them due to outright disobedience, then based on obligatory precaution, after the father’s death his eldest son must either perform them himself or hire someone to perform them. The qaḍāʾ prayers of one’s mother are not obligatory on him to perform, although it is better that he does. Ruling 1372. If the eldest son knows that his father had qaḍāʾ prayers b…
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salam alaikum, I am very confused by all these rulings by different maraji3 when it comes to mensutration and istihaza, although i don't follow sayyed sistani my mother does and I would like a clear and concise answer on this matter. So basically I got my period, and normally my period lasts seven days max (including the brownish discharge on the last days). Now, I was told that according to sayyed sistani, if its spotting or brownish discharge, that is considered istihaza and not part of haydh. Howeverr, my mum says otherwise as she believes that the menstruation lasts up to ten days, and after that its istihaza. This time, my period lasted for three days but …
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I’ve got some car audio speakers subwoofers from when I used to listen to music 2 years ago but I’ve decided since I have no use for them I want to sell them. Is it haram to sell the speakers Knowing someone will use it to listen to music? What about if I give it away to a family member knowing they will most likely use it for music.
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Aoa. According to fiqh rules, when a husband and wife are being intimate, they are forbidden to use any foreign object. Therefore, sex toys etc. are absolutely haram. But what about the use of some sex toys etc. for reasons other than seeking pleasure within marriage? For example, one type of device is the chastity belt. Is it permissible for unmarried men to use chastity belts so that there is not the slightest bit of chance that they may commit any sexual sin, e.g masturbation? Of course, it is perfectly fine for unmarried men to seek medical help to reduce their natural sexual urges, if they cannot get married or do mutah. Likewise, are chastity belts …
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Salaam I’m getting married and the imam(s) that my future spouse has selected cannot recite proper Arabic. Is it okay for the nikah to be recited in another language than Arabic? has any members here gotten married and their nikah hasn’t been in Arabic?
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Salaams everyone, If a person enters the state of Janabat during the night of Ramadhan and forgets to do Ghusl but manages to do the ghusl of Janabat during the fajr adhan is his fast still valid? Ahsant
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I have received money, however I am not sure if it has been gained from haram or halal means. It is a gift in cash. But I don’t know if it’s from halal or haram earnings. Am I allowed to spend from this? jazakallah
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Khums
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Khums is very confusing for me. Can someone please help me. Last Year I gave Khums of $400 from my savings $2000. So remaining $1600 became Pak/Pure. After few weeks I Spent the whole of remaining Pak/Pure money on something. Now in my 2nd year I have new savings of $3000. How should I calculate Khums this time? If I calculate from $3000, it will be $600 Khums. Or If do $3000 - $1600 = $1400. If I calculate from $1400, it will be $280 Khums. Please help me which way is correct ? I follow Ayatollah Sistani.
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I want a puppy and don't understand why I can't have one. Are they really haram.
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Reciting Sura al-fatiha one time and sura al-ikhlas 3 times before supplication is a tradition or approved by any hadith!
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I have a question about Khums,I hope someone can help me out.I don’t know if such Thread already exists... I‘m still going to school so I don’t earn money myself.I only get some pocket money from my parents or money as a gift on Eid/my Birthday or something like that.I don’t know If I have to pay Khums on this pocket money and things I own (things I bought myself like Books,and things others bought me, like a bed or my smartphone) Important: Do I have to pay Khums on my clothes and prayer rug/ Turbah?I fear that my prayers might be invalid. My Family does not believe in paying Khums. (My Marja' is Ayatullah Sistani)
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Organic prayer mat, mohr needed?
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Salaam everyone. I’ve just bought an organic prayer mat made out of organic cotton, to use as a travel prayer mat. I was wondering if I need to use a mohr while praying on it, as it’s organic. Not sure about the ins and outs of these things. Does anyone know? Thanks a lot!
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menstruation
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My regular monthly period become so less I am not sure why 1. for example period started last night at 5pm and then come at 9pm and the entire night did not come and in the morning 7am come and then at 10:45 come I do not know whether I should consider it haydh or istihaza since it come every few hours? 2. Is it possible women regular monthly menstruation become istihaza because it is not coming the same way as before?
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Praying on an organic prayer mat, is turban needed?
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I’ve purchased an organic prayermat made from organic cotton. I’ve purchased it to bring when I’m traveling as it’s easy and light. I’m wondering if I’d need a turbah as it’s organic? Or would praying directly on the mat be acceptable?
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Am I supposed to fast?
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Salaam all I have been told by a speech and language therapist a few years ago that I should be drinking water regularly in order to avoid damage to my throat- something I don't really do throughout the day but obviously do drink more than I would be if fasting. Secondly, a lack of sleep makes me susceptible to migraines- today my face was tingling due to a lack of sleep which for me is a sign that a migraine is perhaps on its way. When I do fast if tired it can cause headaches other days I am fine. The combination of working, talking all day (to do with my job) and lack of sleep takes its toll and I am worried about going to work each day and g…
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A lot of wet dreams
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Assalamu Alaikum, Let’s say that someone starts to have a lot of wet dreams (frequently almost everyday at some point) , day by day and sometimes morning after waking up for fajr and going to back to sleep. Even sleeping in their right and left side makes a wet dream occur.What’s he supposed to do based on this? Sometime they wouldn’t feel or remember the wet dream happening but once awake can clearly see white fluid coming out. There isn’t even a change in how the body feels. Is there anything to do on this, is there a ruling regarding this? What is one to do based on this? (I follow Sayed Sistani) Lets say this person after performing ghusl janabah comes…
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If that is the case Iran and their leaders should permanently stop bikering on israel. Go and tell them sorry and become their slave. Just like all other countries. Go and do so called diplomacy and stop threatning isreal every day when you cant do any thing about it in reality.
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