Hijri New Year
132 questions
What is the ruling on celebrating and congratulating on the occasion of the Hijri New Year, informing and reminding people about it, and delivering a sermon about it on Friday?
What if the Coptic result also included our religious holidays and the Hijri months?
Is it permissible to transfer the remains of a deceased person after one year of burial due to the presence of groundwater in his grave to a new burial site?
Is a woman considered to have been given an irrevocable divorce, even if her husband has not made her leave the home after divorcing her, or is she still under his marital responsibility?
Is it permissible to pay zakat on wealth annually according to the Gregorian calendar (early July) instead of the Hijri calendar, and what should be done about previous years if that is not permissible?
Why does the timing of the month of Ramadan change annually, while the timing of Christian holidays is fixed?
How is the inheritance distributed for a deceased man who left behind a wife, two daughters, and a paternal half-brother?
Could you please clarify the different dates for the birth of the Messenger, may Allah bless him and grant him peace? Did the difference arise only from the adoption of the Hijri calendar? And is the 12th of Rabi' al-Awwal the fixed date?
How is Zakat calculated on an invested sum that was not in one's possession when the hawl (Zakat year) was completed, given that a portion of it and its profits have been received? And must one await a new hawl for the profits?
Is fasting the last day of the the Hijri year, with the intention of ending the year with a good deed from which expiation of sins is hoped for, considered an innovation (bid'ah)?
Am I entitled to claim financial compensation for a seven-year delay in the delivery of the apartment that the property owner intended to convert into a hospital, especially given that I suffered losses from being unable to sell or rent it during this period?
When does the iddah (waiting period) begin and end for a widow whose husband died on Wednesday, September 25, 2024, and was buried on the same day?
What are the suitable books for a 17-year-old to gradually and concisely confront atheism, and what are the recommended books to begin with for understanding the religion?
What is the ruling on one who has intercourse with a new woman every day, and is a hadd punishment to be carried out upon him for each woman? And what is the ruling on one who has had intercourse with one woman more than a hundred times, and is he to be flogged a hundred lashes for each time?
What are the days for which fasting is considered a confirmed Sunnah, and what is the ruling on fasting the Hijri New Year, mid-Sha'ban, and the like?
What is the ruling on celebrating the Hijri New Year with the aim of inviting non-Muslims, offering food and oriental music, and displaying explanatory pictures of an oriental nature?
What is the ruling on zakat for jewelry worn by a woman only on special occasions, which she has not worn since her marriage and intends to gift to her daughter, and is it considered a treasure upon which zakat is due?
Who was the first to use the Hijri calendar in Islam?
Is the administration's share, which is half of the profit, deducted when calculating the zakat of a commercial project, or is zakat calculated on the entire project without deducting this share?
Is it permissible to have a family gathering for a New Year's Eve dinner with the intention of it being a gathering, not a celebration, knowing that the ruling on New Year's Day is that it is an innovation (bid'ah)?
In which Hijri year were the idols around the Kaaba destroyed?
What is the ruling on designing clothes or decorations related to holidays of disbelievers, such as Valentine's Day, New Year's Day, Halloween, and the eclipse, in order to sell them on e-commerce websites?
How can children be convinced to avoid the innovated holidays prevalent in society, such as birthdays, New Year's Day, Mother's Day, and the Prophet's birthday (Mawlid), given that celebrations are held for them and those who abandon them are accused of backwardness, especially when these celebrations are held in schools and children face accusations of being primitive?
How is Zakat on money paid in the household goods trade, when parts of an inherited land were sold on two different dates and for amounts exceeding the Nisab, and their prices were mixed with trade, household, and agricultural expenses, knowing that a portion of the money was temporarily allocated for marriage, and the market price of the goods is unstable?