Pregnancy and Worship
127 questions
Is it permissible for a pregnant woman who miscarried one of her twins in the first month, and the bleeding continued until the fourth month, to pray despite the presence of blood?
Is it permissible for a pregnant woman in her last month to pray while she is losing amniotic fluid before labor?
What is the ruling on using an IUD to prevent pregnancy, especially since some doctors consider it a type of abortion and it leads to an increase in the duration of menstruation and the amount of blood discharged?
Why do jurists consider two years to be the maximum duration of a pregnancy?
Is it permissible for the family to boycott a girl accused of adultery and her parents, or is it obligatory to maintain ties with them out of kinship?
What is the ruling concerning the blood that a wife experienced, especially since a female doctor informed her that it is blood affecting a pregnant woman threatened with miscarriage, and what is the ruling concerning her fasting on the days this blood appeared?
What are the cases in which pregnancy is considered legally impossible between a husband and wife, despite the occurrence of pregnancy?
Is a woman forgiven for all her major and minor sins, including shortcomings in prayer, due to childbirth?
What is the longest period of pregnancy, and is there a contradiction between what scholars have mentioned regarding the maximum duration of pregnancy and medical evidence and the noble verse: "and his carrying and his weaning is thirty months"?
Does a divorce issued by the husband three consecutive times, and then again in front of his wife's father, take effect, knowing that he uttered it during a period of purity in which intercourse occurred, resulting in pregnancy, due to his suspicion about his wife's chastity when she was in seclusion with her foster brother, and then they both affirmed their innocence and swore to it? And can the wife be taken back after she gives birth, and what is the manner of taking her back in this case?
Does not the condition for an embryo to inherit, which requires its presence in its mother's womb at the time of the testator's death, and the determination of the period of gestation in the womb as two years (according to the Hanafi school) or four years (according to the Shafi'i and Maliki schools), contradict the waiting period (iddah) of a widow, which is four months and ten days, and the possibility of her immediate marriage and conception thereafter?
What should I do, as I discovered that my wife is not a virgin, and after concealing her situation, it became clear that she is pregnant by someone other than me?
What is the fate of the child born to a wife from adultery, and is it permissible for the husband to raise him after divorcing the wife and being unable to identify the real father?
How can boredom and feelings of loneliness be overcome after marriage, especially with the change in previous lifestyle and the inability to leave the house, which has negatively affected the marital relationship?
What is the modern scientific explanation for the two incidents mentioned, along with a comparison of modern medical opinion to what was stated therein?
What is the ruling of Islamic law on abortion if a woman is pregnant from adultery and is in her waiting period, and she does not wish to have an abortion? And does the man's sin increase if he abandons her?
What should a young man do about his wife's delayed pregnancy?
How can the verse in Surat Luqman, "and his weaning is in two years," be reconciled with the verse in Surat Al-Ahqaf, "and his carrying and his weaning are thirty months," knowing that subtracting the period of weaning (24 months) from the period of carrying and weaning (30 months) results in a gestation period of 6 months, which contradicts the known gestation period of 9 months?
Is it permissible for a Muslim to fast from speaking for one or more days, like the fasting of the Prophet Zachariah?
What is the definition of "adulteress" (al-zāniyah) in the noble verse: "The adulterer shall not marry except an adulteress or an idolatress; and forbidden is that unto the believers"? And does this description apply to someone who committed the act once or twice, whether willingly or unwillingly?
What should a son do when his disputing parents ask him to take sides with one of them?
Is the driver who accidentally caused a pregnant woman to miscarry liable for blood money (diyya) and expiation (kaffara)?
Is it permissible to use contraceptives if the wife needs time for her studies, household duties, and raising children, especially after she has given birth to five children and is in good health to conceive?
What is meant by "it is permissible if the covering is controlled by number of times, or by a specified time, though it is disliked" in the context of the prohibition of selling stud services of a camel?