Is sports betting haram?
Yes, sports betting is haram: staking money on a match is gambling, which Quran 5:90 forbids. Sweepstakes count too; free sponsor prizes don't.
Yes, sports betting is haram: staking money on a match is gambling, which Quran 5:90 forbids. Sweepstakes count too; free sponsor prizes don't.
Yes, most scholars allow it if the verses are respected: hang them in a clean place, never the bathroom, and not as a charm.
Yes, you can. The Prophet visited his mother's grave. What a Muslim can do at a non-Muslim grandparent's grave.
Yes, outside prayer you can read duas from a phone, book or paper. Inside salah, use memorized duas; schools differ on reading.
Yes, every letter you recite is rewarded even without understanding it. But reflecting on the meaning, little by little, is the higher goal.
Yes, it's easy: say "Sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam" when his name is mentioned. The full Ibrahimiyyah form is said in prayer.
Yes, asking a living person to pray for you is allowed; the Companions asked the Prophet for dua. Keep making your own dua to Allah too.
No. Therapy is a means, and using means is part of tawakkul. The Prophet ﷺ told people to seek treatment. Here's how faith and therapy fit.
It depends on the distance. On trips of about 80 km or more you can shorten and, for most schools, combine prayers.
Is crypto halal? Many scholars allow buying and holding established coins like Bitcoin, but leverage, scam coins and gambling-style trading are haram.
Yes, playing it at home is fine and blessed, but the promised protection is tied mainly to reciting it yourself. It isn't a charm.
Yes, praying for someone in their absence is a sunnah, and the angels pray the same good for you. Telling them is optional.