Naming Children
845 questions
How is a USD one million inheritance distributed among a wife, five daughters, and two sons?
How much is the legal inheritance for a sole daughter who has four brothers from her father's estate, which consists of 21 feddans of agricultural land, 110,0 Egyptian pounds deposited in the bank, and 900 square meters of building land with a residence on it?
Is the Hadith: "By Him in Whose Hand is my soul, if a man has intercourse with his wife while there is a wakeful child in the house seeing them and hearing their words and their breathing, he will never succeed. If it is a boy, he will be a fornicator, or if it is a girl, she will be a fornicatrix" authentic?
Who is Islamically responsible for covering the university expenses of the youngest brother, who inherits income from his father that is insufficient to cover his study expenses, given that there is an older, married brother with one child, a middle, unmarried working brother, a married sister with three children, and a well-off mother with her own private funds?
Is it permissible to transfer a son whose academic performance is weak to another school and a different educational system without that being considered a discriminatory act in the treatment of children?
Is it permissible for a brother by suckling – who did not suckle with his elder full-sister, but rather suckled with his younger sister – to marry his elder sister? And why did the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, specify five sucklings for the prohibition?
Is the name "Saa'il" for a newborn disliked in Islamic law?
Must the name of the two-year-old girl "Iman" be changed, and does the prohibition of naming with such names imply impermissibility?
How can I avoid repeating my painful experience with my mother in raising my daughter?
How can one honor a parent who is hurtful and enigmatic?
Is the second floor considered the property of the youngest son based on his claim that his father gifted it to him, given the absence of witnesses and the testimony of the deceased mother, and what are the implications of some heirs signing while others refuse, and what is the Islamic legal ruling for someone who tries to seize a right by force?
What are the recommendations for dealing with the discovery of theft by one's children and the resulting fears for the future?
What is the ruling on naming a newborn with a name that begins with a specific letter to link it to the date of birth, and is it permissible to obey the husband's father in this regard to avoid family problems, if the act is forbidden?
Is it permissible for a brother and his needy sister to divide the money saved by their mother without giving any to their other financially well-off brothers and sisters? And how can the mother divide this money if that is not permissible?
How is an inheritance of 100 dirhams divided among three daughters, two parents, and a wife?
Is it permissible to sell clothing for young girls (up to the age of seven) that includes trousers and short dresses?
What are the rights of children over parents in the Quran and Sunnah, apart from choosing a righteous mother, religious education, choosing a good name, and treating them justly? And does a child's right over their mother change if she discriminates in treatment between her children? And how should the wronged child deal with their mother who refuses discussion and accuses them of hatred?
How is the estate of a woman divided if she has three daughters and a husband, and a daughter from a deceased husband, and two daughters from her current husband, and do her sisters and her deceased brother or his children inherit from it?
How can one deal with a husband who is characterized by harshness, shouts at and beats the children, does not treat them equitably, preferring the youngest, in addition to interfering in his wife's private matters, refusing her naming of the children, and not treating her kindly, while his family and maternal aunts interfere in their marital life?
Is it permissible to search the personal belongings of one's children, and is the mother entitled to destroy anything she finds that is forbidden or prohibited therein?
How is an inheritance divided in the case of a man dying and leaving behind two wives and a number of children, then one of the wives and one of her children die a short time after him?
How is the inheritance divided among the heirs of a deceased person who has: a son and a daughter from the first wife, a daughter from the second wife, two wives, two parents, and siblings?
Is it permissible to name another son "Sulayman" after the death of a previous son who bore the same name, given that the deceased son was one month old?
Who are the legal heirs of a deceased person who left behind a wife, parents, siblings, and a maternal grandmother? And how is the inheritance distributed among them?