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Questions<br />
Question: While reading the Witr I forgot to read the<br />
Qunoot? I made sajdah-e-sahw; do I have to repeat<br />
the Witr?<br />
Answer: If you have left out the Qunoot, Sajda-e-Sahw<br />
will recompense for the error. There is no need to repeat<br />
the Witr. (Bahishti Zewar)<br />
Question: A person pays the money of Mahr to his<br />
wife and afterwards took that money to buy gold for<br />
her. Is it allowed to take the money back from the<br />
wife?<br />
Answer: If a husband has given Mahr money to the wife,<br />
the money now comes in the ownership of the wife. She<br />
can do whatever she wants with the money. If she<br />
wishes, she may give the money to the husband as a gift<br />
(or to buy gold for her). However, the husband cannot<br />
demand from her to give the money back.<br />
Question: When I am reading Qadhaa Salaat, do I also<br />
have to read Qadhaa of Witr?<br />
Answer: Qadhaa is made of the Witr as well. (Bahishti<br />
Zewar)<br />
Question: Is it allowed for a Muslim woman to pluck<br />
her eyebrows and remove hair on the face?<br />
Answer: A Muslim woman is not allowed to pluck her<br />
eyebrows, The Prophet Mohammad Sallallaahu Alaihi wa<br />
Salaam sent laanat (cursed) at this act. However, she can<br />
remove hair from her face like the upper lips and cheeks.<br />
Question: Can Aqeeqah be done in another country<br />
e.g. India/Pakistan and when should it be done?<br />
Answer: Aqeeqah is a Sunnah of the Prophet Sallallaahu<br />
Alaihi Wasallam for those who can afford it. Aqeeqah can<br />
be done in another country. Prophet Sallallaahu Alaihi<br />
Wasallam has said "Every child is ransomed by his<br />
Aqeeqah which is done for him on the seventh<br />
day." (Tirmidhi) If it cannot be done on the 7th day, then it<br />
should be done on the 14th or 21st day. The Aqeeqah for<br />
a boy is slaughtering two sheep/goats and in the case of<br />
a girl, one sheep/goat should be slaughtered.<br />
And Allah Ta'ala Knows Best<br />
NATIONAL LOTTERY IS HARAAM<br />
Question: The National Lottery starts next<br />
month. Can you please state the Shar'ee position of<br />
gambling supported by Qur’an and Hadith, so that<br />
Muslim brothers and sisters may become aware of<br />
the consequences of this sin?<br />
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An swered by Rabetah Iftaa Panel<br />
Gambling falls within the category of major<br />
sins. Verses were sent down touching upon the subject of<br />
gambling and in each of them it was condemned until<br />
finally it was completely forbidden by the following verse<br />
of Surah Ma'idah: 0 you who believe! Intoxicants and<br />
gambling, and Idols and (divination by) arrows, are an<br />
abomination of shaytaan's work, so avoid them, so that<br />
you may get salvation. Shaytaan's only desire is to<br />
precipitate enmity and hatred between you b y<br />
means of intoxicant and gambling and<br />
bar you from the remembrance of Allah and from<br />
prayer . Will you then not abstain? (90-91)<br />
It is clear from this verse that gambling has in it the<br />
following evils:<br />
1. It creates hatred and enmity amongst gamblers.<br />
Generally the loser will hold grudge and hatred in his<br />
heart for the winner who has deprived him of his wealth,<br />
which will result in feuds, killing, murder, etc. This is the<br />
material and worldly loss.<br />
2. It prevents the gambler from remembrance of Allah<br />
Ta'ala and he becomes heedless of devotion to Allah<br />
Ta'ala. This is a spiritual and religious loss. Gambling &<br />
its Various Forms<br />
If gambling consists of both internal and external harms, a<br />
Mu'min will definitely abstain from it.<br />
Allaamah Zahabi (R.A) states, “It (gambling) is a form of<br />
devouring people‟s wealth<br />
Unlawfully which Allah Ta'ala has prohibited in the<br />
following verse: And do not eat up the property of one<br />
another amongst yourselves wrongfully. (2: 188) And it<br />
falls within the Hadith of Nabi , "Indeed those men who<br />
interfere in the property of Allah (i.e. property of other<br />
people) without right, for them is Jahannam." And in<br />
Bukhari, the Messenger said, "Whoever says to his<br />
companion, come let us gamble, and then he should give<br />
Sadaqah." If only the statement (of gambling) establishes<br />
the giving of Sadaqah, then what about the gravity of the<br />
act (of gambling). (Kitaabul Kabaa'ir Page 88-89) The<br />
Arabs in the days of ignorance had different forms of<br />
gambling. In modern times too, there are dozens of types<br />
of gambling of which a very common form is lottery. It is<br />
therefore of utmost importance to abstain from such a<br />
grave sin. May Allah save us all from those things which<br />
brings His displeasure.<br />
Muhammad Saleem Dhorat<br />
Extracted from Questions & Answers column<br />
Published in Riyadh ul Jannah (Vol. 4 No. 1)<br />
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