Is it haram to send heart emojis to the opposite gender?
It depends. A heart emoji to a non-mahram can read as flirting, so avoid it. Use neutral emojis and polite words unless it is your spouse or fiancé.
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It depends. A heart emoji to a non-mahram can read as flirting, so avoid it. Use neutral emojis and polite words unless it is your spouse or fiancé.
Yes, seeing a psychic or medium is haram in Islam. Only Allah knows the unseen; here is why, and what to do if you already visited one.
No, not in itself. Renouncing citizenship is a permissible legal choice in Islam, but weigh your duties, debts and the lasting consequences first.
Yes, deliberate plagiarism is wrong in Islam: it is dishonest and breaks trust. Honest referencing mistakes differ; here is how to cope with deadlines.
Yes, it is haram for an unmarried couple to live together as partners. The halal path is a simple nikah first, and the past is forgiven on conversion.
It depends: knocking on wood or crossing fingers for luck is superstition in Islam. Here is why, and what to say instead, like Bismillah.
Not usually; most scholars advise against it. A casino is built on gambling and your money supports it. Avoid it unless you truly have no choice.
No, finding out your baby's gender from an ultrasound is not haram; only claiming knowledge of the unseen or visiting fortune-tellers is forbidden.
It depends: facing the qibla while relieving yourself is forbidden in open spaces, but most scholars allow it inside a built toilet.
No, it is not haram to cry when someone dies. The Prophet wept for his son. Wailing, hitting yourself and tearing clothes are what Islam forbids.
No, it isn't a sin if you can't help it, but come to the mosque as clean as you reasonably can. Strong smells bother other worshippers.
Mostly yes: most scholars say the beard must be grown, a few call it a strongly recommended sunnah, and many Shafi'i scholars call shaving disliked.