What is murabaha?
Murabaha is a cost-plus sale used by Islamic banks: the bank buys an item and sells it to you at a fixed profit. Here's how it works and why.
Murabaha is a cost-plus sale used by Islamic banks: the bank buys an item and sells it to you at a fixed profit. Here's how it works and why.
No, Muslim men don't have to dress differently from non-Muslims. Western clothes are fine if modest; avoid other faiths' religious symbols.
Breaking your fast a few minutes early on purpose means making up the day. By honest mistake, most scholars say make up one day; there is no sin.
Yes, Muslim couples can go to marriage counseling. The Quran recommends outside mediators, and a qualified counselor is widely accepted.
Yes, Muslims can go on a honeymoon abroad. Pick a destination where halal food and prayer are easy, and avoid alcohol, immodesty and riba debt.
To stay hydrated while fasting, sip about 2 litres of water from iftar to suhoor, eat water-rich food and cut salt, caffeine and sugary drinks.
Islam allows the death penalty for a few serious crimes, with strict proof and room for mercy: families can forgive a killer or accept compensation.
No, the Olympics aren't haram because of Greek gods. The modern Games are secular; avoid actual rituals and keep modesty and prayer rules.
Yes, you can pay zakat with a credit card if you clear the balance in full so no interest is charged. Tips on card fees, cashback and monthly giving.
Yes, most scholars allow Ramadan decorations like lanterns and lights as a cultural custom, if kept simple, modest and not treated as worship.
Cleaning the mosque is a beloved good deed: the Prophet honoured the woman who swept his mosque. What the Sunnah says and simple ways to help.
To start wearing hijab you need a few scarves, an underscarf, pins and loose clothes you already own. A simple beginner's kit and first steps.