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(salam) I was talking to my colleague at work about karma. I asked her whether or not she believed in karma. This is roughly what she said: "No, i don't believe in karma. Look at how many evil people there are in the world who are living happily and how many innocent people who are being abused and are miserable most of the time. Karma doesn't always get the evil people back. A lot die evil and happy. And what about the innocent people? They live a really bad life and die that way. They don't end up being happy or anything. In fact, in this world it's always the evil people that are happy and successful and the poor/good/innocent people that are abused, live a very bad life and suffer from really severe illnesses. If karma really did exist, these poor innocent people would not live this way." I was going to tell her that if they don't get their punishment/reward in this life, they'll get it in the hereafter. But i know she doesn't believe in the hereafter, so i didn't bring it up. I just let the conversation fade. I started thinking about what she had said and i thought to myself..."could she really be right?". For the evil people that don't get punished in this life...they will definitely get punished in the hereafter. But what about those evil people that karma DOES get? Why are they getting punished TWICE whereas the other evil person is only getting punished once (i.e. the hereafter)? And what about the innocent Muslims...that are abused/live a sad life in this world and also get punished in the hereafter for not being good Muslims? Why do they get double the punishment? Do you get what i'm saying? And what about the non-Muslims that live a bad life? Is their punishment 'lighter' in the hereafter? I believe Allah (swt) is the Most Just, but how would i answer a person if they asked me these questions? Can someone please shed some light on this topic? Jazakum Allahu Khair.

Put lemon juice on your scalp (make sure its dry) for 15mins. Wash your hair. Allow to dry. Put blackseed oil (Nigella sativa) on your scalp for a few hours and then wash out. Repeat weekly. Another remedy known to work: Cut around 20 garlic cloves (or whatever they're called) into half and put them in a jar. Add 600ml of olive oil to the jar. Keep closed for 4 weeks. The nutrients from the garlic diffuses out and into the oil and guess what? You've got garlic oil. Put it on your scalp weekly. It smells but it works. Make sure you massage your head every night so that you have good blood circulation to your scalp. Exercise also helps. Good luck.

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Does anyone know Sayed Ali Sistani's laws regarding this issue?

(salam) These questions are regarding an unconsummated marriage. Is the husband allowed to ask for any amount in khula' or are there certain rules as to how much he should be paid? If the husband and wife haven't been speaking to each other (for over 2 years) because the wife want's a divorce but the husband won't divorce her, does he still have to pay nafaqa to her? What are the consequences of not paying nafaqa to the wife in an unconsummated marriage? If the husband does not want the wife but will not divorce her because he wants the khula' money, does this then become a normal divorce where he must pay half of the mo'akhar (the amount he agreed to pay the wife when he divorces her in the marriage contract)? Jazakum Allah Khair.

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(salam) These questions are regarding an unconsummated marriage. Is the husband allowed to ask for as much money as he wants in khula' or are there certain rules as to how much he should be paid? If a couple have not been talking to each other for over 2 years because the wife wants a divorce but the husband will not give it to her, does he still have to give her nafaqa (i.e. spend on her)? If he hasn't been giving her nafaqa, what are the consequences? Jazakum Allah Khair.

All soaps contain animal fat. But in the process of making soap, there is no more animal fat left so it is therefore Pak just like Sayed Ali Sistani stated above.

The number 12 is actually referring to the children of Israel (they were 12). Prophet Ya'qub (as) had 12 sons, one being Prophet Yusuf (as). But is it good to relate the Imams (as) to Prophet Yusuf's brothers? :unsure: