Eating in Non Muslim Countries
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Is it obligatory to advise those who propagate evils on the internet, knowing that it is not known whether they are Muslims or not?
What is a Muslim's duty towards a person, Muslim or non-Muslim, whether unveiled or committed to the hijab, who is verbally or physically harassed?
Is it permissible for a Muslim to work as a servant for a non-Muslim?
Is it permissible to learn a craft from non-Muslims via YouTube, knowing that this increases their viewership and benefits them, even if one does not subscribe to the channel?
What is the ruling on a woman traveling alone (without a mahram) to Italy to complete her postgraduate studies (master's or doctorate)?
Is it permissible for a mother who swore an oath that dates and [balah] (a type of date) would not enter her house [again to break it], and what should her daughter do, who fears that her mother will not be convinced to expiate her oath?
Is traveling to and residing in Algeria considered disobedience to parents who do not pray, while the family remains in France, and should one stay with them to guide them?
Is it obligatory to cover food containers due to the possibility of a plague descending on one night of the year? If the food is left uncovered, must it be discarded, and is there no sin in doing so? Does this ruling apply to drinks? Is it permissible to consume it out of necessity after reciting "In the Name of Allah, with Whose Name nothing on earth or in the heavens can cause harm, and He is the All-Hearing, the All-Knowing"?
Is a will obligatory if the deceased resided in a non-Islamic country, knowing that the laws of this country permit wills?
Is it a condition for the existence of li'an that there be the hadd punishment for slander and zina? And how is paternity denied in the absence of the application of these hudud punishments in many Muslim countries?
How can the existence of Allah (God) Almighty be proven, and the purpose of humanity's creation and life be explained, to a non-Muslim in a convincing manner?
What is the agreed-upon limit among scholars, which, if exceeded by a woman in her attire, would make it reprehensible and necessitate condemnation? Is it permissible to attend events where immodest clothing is worn, and what is the ruling on a daughter attending such events?
Is emigrating to non-Muslim countries for the purpose of increasing income and more quickly providing for the expenses of Hajj considered a legitimate emigration?
Is it permissible to continue working at a travel agency that facilitates travel and visa procedures for studying in non-Islamic countries, given concerns about young people falling into temptation?
What is the ruling on establishing a small tourist hotel in a tourist area with the aim of inviting non-Muslim tourists to Islam, given the ability to do so in English?
Is it permissible to address a non-believer as "Sayyidī" (my master/sir) or "Mister" in America, knowing that not using these terms might lead to a misunderstanding or a bad impression of a Muslim?
What is the ruling on eating chicken that is slaughtered mechanically with the name of Allah mentioned only once for a large group, then washed in a single container of water without changing it? How does this affect its purity if obtained raw and can be washed, or if served cooked in restaurants without being washed again?
Why does God perfect His blessing upon His servant by making him abstain from it, not by his need for it?
What is the ruling on resorting to the International Court of Justice?
Does a woman's repentance get accepted if she helped her husband defraud a non-Muslim country to obtain aid or evade paying bills, then regretted and repented, but her husband refuses to return the money obtained, and she does not personally own any money to return it?
What is the ruling on refusing to marry a Muslim to a non-Circassian, and boycotting whoever marries outside the Circassian community?
What should I do with money that is owed to me by a deceased non-Muslim teacher whose family I cannot find, and the cost of one month in a Qur'an memorization center that has closed down, and transportation fees paid to me by someone I do not know?
Which is more harmful to religion: viewing lewd pictures of women or mocking religion? And does the ruling differ if the pictures are of non-Muslim women and the mockers are those who claim to be Muslim?
Is it permissible to use Islamic poetry, such as: "My Lord, I call upon You, and none but You do I call upon… Who else but You in this universe cares for me?" in supplication during the Witr prayer and prostration?