Admitting Mistakes!
Shaykhul-Islam Mufti Taqi Usmani (HA)
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ʿIshāʾ at High Latitudes?
Please provide guidance on how Isha should be calculated at high latitude. There are problems with perpetual twilight and problems when Isha occurs but…
Imām: Job description and Contract
Our Mosque needs an Imām. Please advise us on a job description and a summary of the legal contract between the Imām and the…
Non-Muslims: Entering Mosques
It should be emphatically stated from the outset that Mosques are houses of God, places of worship, sacred and worthy of utmost respect.
Having said that, it is our duty to show the beauty of Islam and to invite others to our magnificent religion. School and community visits to the Mosque can act as a catalyst and open the doors of guidance to someone entering Islām.
In the Hanafī school of Law , it is permissible for Non-Muslims to enter a Mosque.
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Existence of God
If you want to understand the doctrines of the Catholic church you had better know your Aquinas, and in the Islamic world today people still have strong views – both positive and negative – about medieval thinkers such as Averroes and Avicenna.
