Is tiramisu halal?
Classic tiramisu is usually not halal: it contains Marsala wine, rum or liqueur. Learn what to check and how to make an alcohol-free version.
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Classic tiramisu is usually not halal: it contains Marsala wine, rum or liqueur. Learn what to check and how to make an alcohol-free version.
No, zakat doesn't purify money from a haram job: haram earnings are given away in full. Wealth earned before Islam and halal income get normal zakat.
Yes, Muslims can work in advertising if the ads are honest and for halal products. Avoid alcohol, gambling, interest and sexualised campaigns.
Yes, many police forces and armies allow a uniform hijab, including the UK police and the US Army; France and some others restrict it in public roles.
To know if a halal certificate is real, check the certifier, find the business on its official list, and confirm the date and what it covers.
You start shortening prayers on a trip once you leave your town's built-up area, not at home. Distance, airports and prayers due before leaving.
No, most scholars say a mosque shouldn't be built with an interest-based mortgage. Halal options: donations, qard hasan and Islamic finance.
No, fencing is not haram. It's a safe, skill-based combat sport, and Islam values weapon training. Here's what to know about the face, kit and salute.
Yes, most scholars say zakat to a poor Muslim who doesn't pray is valid, though practising people come first. See the stricter view and tips.
It depends: Muslims can do modest, fully covered modelling, but swimwear, lingerie and revealing shoots aren't allowed. Where the line falls.
The Blue Mosque is the Sultan Ahmed Mosque in Istanbul, built 1609-1616 with six minarets and blue Iznik tiles. History, visiting and praying there.
Hijab is Islamic covering in general, a khimar is a headscarf over the chest, and a niqab is a face veil. What each means and which are required.