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Zakat
It is a great sin because it is an omission of an obligatory act; those who deny it leave the fold of Islam.
It is given from property that is increasing (nema) and has been in one's possession for one year.
If the debt reduces the amount below the nisab, they do not give Zakat.
According to Hanafis, if it exceeds 80 grams, Zakat is given.
Yes, Zakat is given because they are trade goods.
No, Zakat is not given because it is a basic need.
No, Zakat is given from the profit obtained, not from the machines themselves.
No, it is sufficient to intend it in the heart.
No, and if it is recovered, it is not required for the years that have passed.
No, all of this property must be disposed of or returned to its owners.
It begins when there are 30 of them.
It begins when there are 40 of them.
Yes, they are both in the same class.
It is given if they are kept for trade; otherwise, it is not.
Yes, it is given at the rate of 1/10.
It is more rewarding because there is reward for both Zakat and maintaining family ties.
Yes, if they are in need.
Yes, it can.
No, Zakat must be given to individuals (the poor).
These are lasting charities such as fountains, mosques, and schools, the rewards of which continue even after death.
If it has been chewed before and has no taste left, it does not; if it is new, it invalidates the fast and requires qada.
They should fast for one day as qada and 60 days as kaffarah.
Women can take a break during their menstrual periods, but in other cases, if a break is taken, the 60 days are started from the beginning.
It is the amount of one fitra.
No, our religion has given this permission, but it must be made up.
If she fears harm to herself or her baby, she may not fast, and then she makes it up.
It does not.
It is Sunnah.
He would say: 'O Allah, for You I fasted, in You I believe, in You I place my trust, and with Your provision I break my fast'.
The months of Hajj are Shawwal, Dhu al-Qi'dah, and the first ten days of Dhu al-Hijjah.
Sa'i between Safa and Marwa, standing at Muzdalifah, stoning the devil, cutting the hair, and the farewell tawaf.
Wearing stitched clothes (for men), applying perfume, cutting hair or beard, cutting nails, hunting, plucking plants, and sexual intercourse.
It begins after noon on the day of Arafah and continues until the morning of Eid.
It is Wajib (obligatory).
It is Wajib (obligatory).
It is called 'Istimal'.
It is Hajj performed with the intention of Hajj only, entering into the state of Ihram.
It is performing Umrah and leaving Ihram, and then entering Ihram again for Hajj in the same season.
It is intending for both Umrah and Hajj together and not leaving Ihram until both are completed.
It is after the sun rises on the 1st day of Eid and the kerahat time has passed.
Until sunset on the 3rd day of Eid.
Yes, it can be slaughtered to bestow its reward upon them.
It is a sacrifice slaughtered for a newborn child to thank Allah.
It is a sacrifice slaughtered depending on the condition of a job being done or a wish coming true.
No, the owner and those they are responsible for cannot eat it.
It should be given to the poor or to charitable organizations.
One should be polite, just, and in accordance with Islamic morals.
It is forbidden (haram) and is one of the great sins.
It is carrying stories, taking words back and forth to break the peace between people.
It is the science of reading the Quran according to the points of articulation (makhraj) and the rules of the letters.
Subhana Rabbiyal Azim
Subhana Rabbiyal A'la
Yes, as stated in the verse, they have wings, but only Allah knows their nature.
To take the souls of those whose time has come.
To manage natural events and provisions.
To blow the Trumpet (Sur) to start the Resurrection and announce the Rising.
To bring revelation to the prophets.
To be on the right and left of people and record their good deeds and sins.
To question people in the grave.
They are the angels who protect people from invisible accidents and calamities.
Because he rebelled against Allah out of pride and refused to prostrate to Adam (a.s.).
They were created from fire (smokeless flame).
Adam (a.s.)
Moses (a.s.)
Job (a.s.)
Noah (a.s.)
Enoch (a.s.)
Abraham (a.s.)
Joseph (a.s.)
Jonah (a.s.)
Solomon (a.s.)
David (a.s.)
Jesus (a.s.)
Abdullah
Aminah
Halimah
Abdul-Muttalib
Abu Talib
Khadijah (r.anha)
He had 7 children. (Qasim, Abdullah, Ibrahim, Zaynab, Ruqayyah, Umm Kulthum, Fatima)
It is the migration of Muslims from Mecca to Medina in 622.
It refers to the Muslims who migrated from Mecca to Medina.
It refers to the Muslims in Medina who welcomed and helped the Muhajirs.
A person who claims to believe but does not believe in their heart.
A person who associates partners with Allah.
It is the branch of science that describes the life of our Prophet.
A Meccan polytheist leader who was one of the greatest enemies of Islam.
In the year 624.
In the year 625.
In the year 627.
In the year 630.
In the year 632.
He died on June 8, 632, in Medina.
It is the place meaning 'pure garden' where our Prophet's grave is located.
It is a group of poor companions who were busy with science near the Masjid an-Nabawi.
It refers to the words of our Prophet.
It is the name given to the six most reliable hadith books.
Gabriel (a.s.)
Standing (waqfa) at Arafat