End of Life Care
223 questions
What is the ruling on a father who abandons his son, neither seeing him nor asking about him from childhood until he grows up, and refuses to see him even when the son initiates contact and visits?
What is the ruling on a wife agreeing to relinquish a quarter of the house she owns to her deceased husband's brother, in exchange for her living in it for the rest of her life, provided that her heirs have no share in it after her death?
Is it permissible to shake hands with women aged thirty, forty, and above, or to speak with them, knowing that I do not desire them, by analogy with the permissibility of shaking hands with an old woman who is neither desired nor desires?
Is the son held responsible and subject to legal consequences for the death of his father, who was delayed in being transferred to the intensive care unit due to waiting for the approval of the insurance company?
When will the hardship of obedience and the renunciation of worldly desires and opportunities end for the sake of drawing near to Allah?
Should a man who has been married for five years to a woman he does not love, and with whom he has had no children, remain married to her and marry another woman, or divorce her for fear of being unable to treat them both justly due to his lack of love for his first wife?
Does a divorce occur if a husband swears an oath of divorce upon his wife, in a moment of anger, that she not go to her country for childbirth, but then it becomes apparent that she needs her family's care? Is it permissible for him to retract his oath and travel with her?
Is a wife considered divorced if the husband repeated the phrase "Consider yourself divorced from now on" five times, knowing that he once said, "By Allah, you will not remain under my responsibility and my care"?
What is the ruling regarding someone who registered all of his properties in the name of his unmarried daughter, under the pretext that she took care of him, while the rest of his children financially supported him, and by doing so, he deprived all other heirs after his death? And do the brothers have to financially support this sister after she has taken all of the inheritance?
What should an eighteen-year-old girl do when she feels unlucky in all aspects of her life (home, studies, social and family relationships), and that her parents do not care for her, which has begun to affect her worship and obedience to Allah?
What is the ruling on a wife refusing her husband due to his continuous insults and false accusations, and the interference of his sisters in their lives in a way that affects her relationship with him? And is she considered sinful for that?
How can a committed young man — who had abandoned masturbation and pornography — avoid relapse and a return to them, and regain his vigor in obedience and worship?
What is the ruling on taming predatory animals and the resulting shows and caging them? And is the trainer considered a killer of himself if these animals kill him?
What is the wisdom behind the supplication to enter medicine not being answered, despite diligence and excellence, while it was answered for those less diligent, and what is the way to be content with God's decree?
Do crochet dolls that deviate from the original shape of humans and animals, or dolls of cartoon characters that do not conform to reality, or fruits and vegetables with simple features, fall under the ruling of taswir (making images/figures), and is it permissible to sell them for decoration?
Is the car still considered the property of the questioner after the dispute that occurred between him and his grandfather, and the grandfather's statement that it was his sustenance, or is that considered a revocation of the gift, especially since the grandfather suffered from dementia after the incident and passed away, and the car is registered in the questioner's name?
Is it sinful for a daughter to ask her mother to stop complaining and recounting family problems, which negatively affect her psyche and life?
Is swearing an oath by triple divorce—for the purpose of reassuring the wife and putting an end to her doubts—that there is no other woman in the husband's life or that he will not approach what is forbidden, Islamically permissible, and what are its implications?
Does the verse "and He defers you for a specified term" (Qur'an 14:10) mean an extension of life for believers?
Is supplicating against the husband and his family—who deprived the mother of her infant daughter for a year—for God to remove blessings, joy, health, and life from them, to make their affliction in the loss of their children and their health, to shake and divide them, to sicken their bodies and disappoint their hopes, and to make an evil end their destiny—considered a supplication involving transgression and aggression?
How can a wife please her Lord, care for her mother, please her husband, and live a normal life, given her mother's illness coinciding with her short stay with her husband?
What is the relationship between Muslims and the Catholic Church, and are they open to dialogue? And why do they not believe in the Lord Jesus? And why are there wars in the Middle East? And does Islam accept the redemptive power of Christ, and will the condition of humanity improve if they follow Islam?
Is the wife asking for more than her right if she asks her husband to care for her and their children more than he cares for his brother?
How should a wife act with a husband when she describes her relationship with him as unbearable, where he criticizes and ridicules her, does not share details of his life or work with her, does not forgive her for mistakes, has threatened her that he will be her adversary on the Day of Judgment, and has told her family that he threatened her with leaving the house?