Is Marmite halal?
Most scholars consider Marmite halal: it's yeast extract from brewing, fully transformed, with no meat and no alcohol left in it.
Most scholars consider Marmite halal: it's yeast extract from brewing, fully transformed, with no meat and no alcohol left in it.
Lillah is voluntary charity given for Allah, any amount, for any good cause. Zakat is an obligatory 2.5% for the eight groups in Quran 9:60.
Using your phone at the dinner table isn't haram, but it clashes with Islamic table manners of mindful eating and giving people your attention.
A midlife crisis as a Muslim can become a turning point: the Quran links age forty with gratitude and renewal. Find purpose, small habits and support.
Yes, Muslim students can usually keep their camera off in online classes for modesty or privacy, but should follow rules for exams and ID checks.
A missed travel prayer made up on the trip is shortened; at home, Hanafi and Maliki say shortened, Shafi'i and Hanbali say full. Clear summary.
Yes, Allah can answer the dua of non-Muslims, especially the desperate and the oppressed. What the Quran says and what's different for Muslims.
Yes, hijab still applies after hair loss from chemo, since it covers the head, but Islam is gentle: soft caps and turbans count, and hardship eased.
In practice, yes: most scholars say Muslims should obey a secular court's custody order, while using mediation and appeals to seek a fair outcome.
To turn down non-halal food politely, thank your host, say briefly that you only eat halal, and fill your plate with what you can eat.
Yes, a wife can give small customary charity from household money and both are rewarded. Larger sums need his permission; her own money is hers.
Coping with loneliness after a divorce as a Muslim: grieve, stay connected, keep a routine and turn to Allah. Divorce isn't a failure in Islam.