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Can I still sing the national anthem as a Muslim?

Yes, according to most scholars. Standing for the anthem is respect, not worship. A minority object. Here's what to consider.

Yes, cursing and foul language are sinful in Islam, but swearing a true oath by Allah is allowed. Here's how to break the habit.

Yes, if your awrah stays covered and it isn't a mixed nude sauna. Here's how to enjoy saunas and steam rooms as a Muslim.

Most scholars say no: frogs and land snails aren't halal. The Maliki school is more lenient on snails. Here's why.

Yes, for children's toys. Aisha played with dolls in the Prophet's presence. For adults, scholars differ. Here's the detail.

No, most contemporary scholars allow camera photos. Vanity, showing off and immodest posts are the real concerns. Here's the detail.

Real magic is a major sin, but many scholars see clearly fictional fantasy differently. Here's how Muslims approach Harry Potter.

No. Only Allah knows the future, so horoscopes and astrology aren't allowed, even for fun. Astronomy is fine. Here's what Islam says.

It's normal, and your prayer still counts. Keep going. Here's why prayer can feel empty and simple ways to build focus (khushu).

No, feelings alone aren't a sin. What matters is what you do with them. Here's how to handle a crush the halal way.

Most scholars say no, since pigs are considered impure. The Maliki view differs. If you rehome your pig, gift it rather than sell it.

Islam doesn't rule out alien life. The Quran mentions creatures spread through the heavens and earth. Here's what Muslims believe.