Office Of Grand Ayatollah Sayyed M.S.Al-Hakeem
Newsletter
Can we offer Namaz Walidain/Parents Prayers when they are alive and healthy or is it offered after they pass away? Answer: It is not permissible to pray qadha prayers on behalf of a live person.   Expatriate Guide: Edicts and Directives - Khums   Expatriate Guide: Edicts and Directives - Hajj   Jurisprudence of Human Cloning   

 
Name
Email
Simple Search
 

Expatriate Guide: Edicts and Directives

General advice of his Eminence for expatriates and specific rulings in a question-answer format about various issues that affect their daily lives.
 [Counter 922] 

Jurisprudence of Human Cloning


 [Counter 1201] 

How to Pray

Based on the verdicts of his eminance
 [Counter 1771] 

Religious Dialogues

Religious laws in a style of dialogues to disentangle the complexity of the juridical verdicts.
 [Counter 1359] 
Ask a Question
Selected Questions  

 

Your Question

Question List

Questions Search

 

Can my wife use any contraceptive methods without she consents me even if I don’t want her to do?
The wife is not permitted to have contraception without the concept of her husband based on compulsory precaution. One should deal with each other to resolve any conflict regarding the issue of pregnancy or any other conflict in a good way as this is the best way for your marriage life.
If a Muslim leaves for work before dawn/before Morning Athan, can he offer his morning prayers before morning Athan as he doesn’t return home until late and on his way to work, he doesn’t have any other facility to offer it.
One can offer the prayer anywhere even not in a mosque after the time of the prayer’s Athan. The prayer before the time is not valid.
I live in a non-Muslim country and need to travel frequently. Due to the nature of travel and lack of facility of nearby mosque in the travelling city, I, often, end up missing my prayers and make it up at night. What compensation do I need to pay towards it?
It is not permissible to miss prayers. You can offer them even on the road and not in a mosque.