Can I make wudu with hair dye or henna?
Yes, you can make wudu with hair dye or henna because they stain without forming a layer. Remove paste, stickers and thick products first.
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Yes, you can make wudu with hair dye or henna because they stain without forming a layer. Remove paste, stickers and thick products first.
Yes, Muslims believe in miracles, from Moses parting the sea to Jesus healing the sick. The Quran is seen as the greatest miracle.
To combine Dhuhr and Asr when traveling, pray them back to back in Dhuhr or Asr time, shortened to 2 each. Steps, conditions, the Hanafi view.
Yes, jinn can be Muslim. The Quran tells of jinn who heard the Quran and believed. What Muslim jinn do and why you shouldn't contact them.
No, crying does not break your fast. Tears, a runny nose and red eyes are fine; just wipe away tears that reach your mouth. Crying in Islam explained.
Yes, wudu is valid with a tattoo because the ink is under the skin and doesn't block water. What about new, henna and stick-on tattoos?
It depends: many scholars say lash extension glue blocks water, so wudu isn't valid, while others are lenient. Strip lashes should come off.
No, most scholars say wudu isn't valid over acrylic or gel nails because they block water. See practical options like wearing them on your period.
Yes, wudu washes away minor sins, as authentic hadith teach: sins leave with the water. Major sins still need sincere repentance (tawbah).
No, cutting your nails or hair does not break wudu, and you don't need to rewash or rewipe. Plus the fitrah, the 40-day limit and nail polish.
Yes, you can use mouthwash while fasting if you spit it all out and swallow none. Accidental swallowing, scholars' views, and a safe Ramadan routine.
Jinn in Islam are hidden beings made from smokeless fire, with free will like humans. What they are, what they can do, and how to stay safe.