Prayer and Fasting at Work
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Is the husband considered sinful because his wife did not respond to his request to quit her job and relocate, and because she does not fully adhere to covering her awrah during prayer, and because she refuses to have more children?
Is it permissible for an employee whose workplace is over 100 km away to shorten and combine prayers, performing Dhuhr prayer at or outside the workplace and Asr prayer on the way back home?
Is the injury of an employee, sustained while going to perform prayer during official working hours, which led to permanent partial disability, considered a work-related injury? And what is the Shar'i ruling on insurance coverage for treatment costs, salary, and compensation for the disability?
Is my boycotting my father – after I discovered his involvement in suspicious relationships, his neglect of prayer, and his deteriorating financial situation, which forced me to quit my studies and work to support my mother – considered an act of disobedience to parents (ʿuqūq), or is what he did disobedience itself? And how should I deal with him given my feelings of contempt and hatred towards him, knowing that Allah commanded us to turn away from whoever turns away from His remembrance?
Is it permissible for me to pray most of the obligatory prayers at home, given that I hear the call to prayer from the mosque located beneath the building, and I live on the seventh floor with no elevator, and I go to work daily?
Is it obligatory to perform the Witr prayer before sleeping if one intends to wake up for Qiyam al-Layl and the Fajr prayer?
What is the solution to the problem of speaking loudly during sleep and feeling a tightness in the chest, while waking up without remembering anything, and what is the effect of combining prayers due to work circumstances on this problem?
How can one develop self-confidence, make the most of time, and improve financial management, especially after leaving work and giving birth?
Is it permissible for a woman to remove her head covering to please her husband, who does not pray and believes that the covering detracts from her beauty and embarrasses him, knowing that the husband does not prevent her from praying or fasting, and that their relationship has deteriorated due to this issue, reaching the point of divorce, and they have two children?
How can a Muslim dentist deal with non-Muslim patients who ask about drinking alcohol after tooth extraction, especially when faced with the challenge that the prohibition is specific to his country?
Is the girl wrong for staying at home after performing Salat al-Istikhara and refusing to work, and is the death of her fiancé two months before the wedding a punishment from Allah for disobeying her parents by not working?
Is weeping during prayer out of sadness over unfulfilled wishes considered forbidden (haram), and what should one do for their supplications to be answered in such circumstances, especially after repeated disappointments?
Is someone who swallows phlegm after the Fajr call to prayer, having experienced a light sleep, considered to have broken their fast, and what should they do?
What is the ruling on money earned from work that led to missing congregational prayer, whether for the employer or the employee?
Is the Hadith, "Whoever abandons the Asr prayer will have no fruit in his offspring," authentic, and if so, what is its full text?
Is there a sin for delaying a colleague from the Dhuhr prayer due to unintentional work circumstances, and what should be done about it?
Is it permissible for a husband to divorce his wife who leaves their home without his knowledge, lies to him, and neglects prayer, after disputes concerning her studies and work?
Is my feeling of hypocrisy (riyaa') during ablution (wudu') and prayer, and my repetition of them because of that, valid, or is repetition not obligatory even if my soul tells me so, knowing that I seek refuge in Allah from Satan and recite the prescribed supplication?
What is the ruling on someone who ate, thinking that the Fajr (dawn) prayer had not yet been called, and then it became clear to him while he was eating that the Fajr prayer had already been called? And does he complete his fast or not?
What is the reality of the middle of Sha'ban night, which some Muslims celebrate?
Can Allah Almighty address a specific person during prayer, or is the feeling that Allah is swearing to stabilize a person's work and marriage and draw them closer just an illusion?
Is it obligatory to perform the prayer, and will it be accepted from a person who works as an electrical technician in a hotel that has alcohol, a disco, and intermingling, where half of his salary comes from the percentage of alcohol sales, and he looks at naked foreign women in his workplaces?
Is it permissible to give charity, perform Umrah and Hajj, hold a wedding, and are prayer and fasting valid, all with money earned from working in a supermarket that sells haram goods (beer and pork) alongside halal goods?
What is the reason for the continuous quarrels between spouses and their reaching the point of considering divorce, despite the existence of love between them?