Prayer and Fasting at Work

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Is the testimony of a manager or colleague regarding an employee's accomplished work, intended for reward, increased trust, or motivation, considered blameworthy praise if it is truthful and sincere, and does its ruling differ from that of [giving] thanks?
Is it permissible to break the fast with the adhan on television, or is it obligatory to follow the adhan of the nearby mosque, which is later?
Is it permissible for a worshiper to intend to dedicate the reward of his prayer to his deceased mother when using a prayer mat that belonged to her?
Is scratching sensitive areas within the private parts due to the presence of hair considered masturbation, which invalidates fasting and prayer, especially if the intention was not masturbation?
Is it permissible to perform Tarawih prayers in the women's prayer area that is separated from the men's prayer area by a road for vehicles and pedestrians due to maintenance work in the original location, given that other mosques exist, but this mosque is distinguished by the quality of its shaykhs and the devotion in prayer?
Which is correct regarding the ruling on one who misses the 'Asr prayer: Is all of his work invalidated, or only the work of that day?
What is the ruling on blood spotting from a woman's uterus while fasting, if the menstrual period has exceeded ten days, and the blood is due to internal uterine inflammation and is not menstrual blood (like a thin, short thread of wire, appearing once for one day and then stopping)?
What should one who works at night and cannot perform the night vigil (qiyam al-layl) do?
How should Muslims who do not fast Ramadan be treated, and what are the best ways to invite them to fast?
What should one do who sleeps through the Dhuhr and Asr prayers, wakes up at the Maghrib adhan, and fears that the time for Maghrib will expire?
Is it valid to fast and pray if a man and a woman live in the same house while intending to marry?
What is the clarification of the fasting verse "from the white thread until night," and does it mean not being limited to sunset?
Is it permissible to break the fast in Ramadan if a fasting person experiences severe thirst while rescuing casualties in civil defense work?
What is the ruling on the prayer of a soldier who is obligated to wear a ritually impure military uniform throughout his work period, and who fears losing his job if he takes it off for prayer?
What is the ruling on delaying prayer until after returning from work or severe exhaustion, knowing that there will be no solemnity in it?
Does my angering my husband diminish the reward for my fasting?
Will my fast be accepted even though I had a wet dream before Fajr and ate suhur, and did not perform ghusl until after sunrise, knowing that I did not pray Fajr until after performing ghusl?
Should the app's call to prayer be taken into consideration, or that of the muezzin who is 20 minutes late, for the Sunnah of Fajr prayer and for abstaining from food and drink (Imsak) during fasting?
How can I combine reading the Qur'an for the deceased and supplicating for myself and my family, while avoiding wiping the face and raising the hands after supplication?
Does a woman break her fast and stop praying if she sees small spots of blood after she has become pure?
Is it permissible for a working woman to pray in front of her colleagues in the same room?
Does merely touching the hand of the fiancée's mother with lust—to the point of causing an erection—prohibit marriage to her daughter?
Is it permissible for a man to beat his wife in this heinous manner that causes her all these injuries and pains, and is it permissible to strike her on the face? And is it permissible for a woman to lie to her family to avert harm? What is the Islamic legal position regarding a husband who beats his wife in this manner and is remiss in prayer, and is it permissible for the wife to treat him harshly if she is repelled by him due to his actions? And is she sinful if she does not wake him for Fajr prayer, knowing that he wakes up for work without her needing to wake him?
What must an individual do after breaking his oath and returning to the disobedience that he pledged to Allah to abandon, and will his prayers or fasting be accepted after he said: "And if I do it, O Lord, then do not accept from me prayer, nor fasting, nor anything"?

Prayer and Fasting at Work

Is the testimony of a manager or colleague regarding an employee's accomplished work, intended for reward, increased trust, or motivation, considered blameworthy praise if it is truthful and sincere, and does its ruling differ from that of [giving] thanks?

Is it permissible to break the fast with the adhan on television, or is it obligatory to follow the adhan of the nearby mosque, which is later?

Is it permissible for a worshiper to intend to dedicate the reward of his prayer to his deceased mother when using a prayer mat that belonged to her?

Is scratching sensitive areas within the private parts due to the presence of hair considered masturbation, which invalidates fasting and prayer, especially if the intention was not masturbation?

Which is correct regarding the ruling on one who misses the 'Asr prayer: Is all of his work invalidated, or only the work of that day?

What is the ruling on blood spotting from a woman's uterus while fasting, if the menstrual period has exceeded ten days, and the blood is due to internal uterine inflammation and is not menstrual blood (like a thin, short thread of wire, appearing once for one day and then stopping)?

What should one who works at night and cannot perform the night vigil (qiyam al-layl) do?

How should Muslims who do not fast Ramadan be treated, and what are the best ways to invite them to fast?

What should one do who sleeps through the Dhuhr and Asr prayers, wakes up at the Maghrib adhan, and fears that the time for Maghrib will expire?

Is it valid to fast and pray if a man and a woman live in the same house while intending to marry?

What is the clarification of the fasting verse "from the white thread until night," and does it mean not being limited to sunset?

Is it permissible to break the fast in Ramadan if a fasting person experiences severe thirst while rescuing casualties in civil defense work?

What is the ruling on the prayer of a soldier who is obligated to wear a ritually impure military uniform throughout his work period, and who fears losing his job if he takes it off for prayer?

What is the ruling on delaying prayer until after returning from work or severe exhaustion, knowing that there will be no solemnity in it?

Does my angering my husband diminish the reward for my fasting?

Will my fast be accepted even though I had a wet dream before Fajr and ate suhur, and did not perform ghusl until after sunrise, knowing that I did not pray Fajr until after performing ghusl?

Should the app's call to prayer be taken into consideration, or that of the muezzin who is 20 minutes late, for the Sunnah of Fajr prayer and for abstaining from food and drink (Imsak) during fasting?

How can I combine reading the Qur'an for the deceased and supplicating for myself and my family, while avoiding wiping the face and raising the hands after supplication?

Does a woman break her fast and stop praying if she sees small spots of blood after she has become pure?

Is it permissible for a working woman to pray in front of her colleagues in the same room?

Does merely touching the hand of the fiancée's mother with lust—to the point of causing an erection—prohibit marriage to her daughter?

What must an individual do after breaking his oath and returning to the disobedience that he pledged to Allah to abandon, and will his prayers or fasting be accepted after he said: "And if I do it, O Lord, then do not accept from me prayer, nor fasting, nor anything"?