Shian e Ali

Wa alaykom asalam, I do not feel comfortable praying anywhere other than my room. With a closed door, silence ensued, I have a particular spot in my room where I lay down my prayer mat, turbah and tasbih. After praying and reciting Du'a, I sit silently for a while because it feels peaceful. I do get annoyed if someone enters the room, so I let them know I'm praying and do not wished to be disturbed for a while. My prayer mat, turbah and tasbih - all are from Iran, gifted to me by my mother.

Wa alaykom asalam, I would define it as being content with whatever Allah has decided for you. No matter what you're going through, if you're thankful, hopeful and latching onto Allah, you're near Him. People who become ungrateful are usually those blind to His mercies and bounties. If you wish to be near Rasul Allah and his Ahlulbayt (عليه السلام), recite Salawat whenever possible, recite Ziyaraat whenever possible. Incorporating their names, their dhikr in your life will ensure they're a part of your life. And you will gain nearness to them as well.

I can completely relate to what you're saying. You can read my signature below. Busy yourself in some activities, set goals, whatever they are. Don't overthink that you're commiting sins or you're doing good - don't ignore it, try your best, but don't overthink it. Find a purpose in life, and things will settle down. Breathe a little, go out on small walks, sit down and sip coffee, lay on the bed and do nothing. Don't stress it. Allah is all forgiving and loving, don't underestimate His mercy.

I've used it for mathematics calculations. It makes mistakes in even addition and subtraction - integration and differentiation is a different story. It's still useful, as long as you're only using it for help and not relying completely on it.

More than violence, the problem is the partial nudity that makes the anime a bad choice to watch.

It doesn't has to be the same $5000 that he gave you. If you wish to give back, you can do so from a different set of $5000, even though you don't have to return it. If you prefer to keep the relations good, like notme mentioned, go ahead and return it. An "explanation" as to why you can't return the money to him won't help, and it'll just be seen as an excuse and won't save your relationship.

It's Allah, not a random text message you're sending to someone. He knows what's in our heart and mind. "Perhaps you dislike something which is good for you and like something which is bad for you. Allah knows and you do not know." So don't worry about this. Make sure you offer your obligatory prayers, and not use this excuse to sin.

I'll take 16, 18 and 21.

People mistake the idea of "combining" the prayers. When they're combined, it means they're prayed one after another, not as a single prayer. You'll just repeat the entire prayer for Asr as well.

The pre-apprenticeship programs are free in some colleges. The government also provides grants around $2,000 per year for those in trades. Or if you can find a sponsor, it'll all be paid for. As for the age factor, I talked around and found people in their 40s starting trades.

How about getting into trades? There are companies which help and focus on women getting into trades. That's a much better option than opting for a military that kills your own Muslim brothers and sisters.

How'd it go?

I've worked as a teacher, a scopist, a story writer, an academic writer, a graphic designer, language coach, call center representative, and I loved doing all of that. I'm yet to get into my field of studies. It's fun to be able to experience life in a way where you're not stuck with one thing and can keep being a part of something different. If life permits, I'll probably keep doing this.

The contents are unislamic, with many characters half naked, and some completely. If you wish to follow the above ruling, ditch this anime.

Question: Can I remove my Hijab in time of danger? Answer: If there is a real danger threatening you because of your Islamic dress, you can remove it only to the necessary extent, and if one can move to an area where they can wear the Hijab, they should move there. ________ Hijab isn't a choice, just like prayers aren't a choice. It's a commandment and should not be taken lightly. At the same time, there's no compulsion in religion. But amr bil maroof is also a commandment. Turning the topic of wearing a hijab into men vs women ruins the argument, and it all just turns into a cat fight - loud, annoying and useless.