Egypt’s Dar Al-Ifta clarified the ruling on whether a woman can uncover her hair in front of her sister’s husband, confirming that he is not considered a mahram (permanently unmarriageable relative) and that Islamic hijab rules apply.

Learn the complete story of the Samiri as narrated in the Holy Qur'an, and discover how he exploited Prophet Moses' absence to make the Golden Calf and lead the Israelites into temptation, as well as the Samiri's ultimate fate and punishment.

Discover the best dua for getting a new job and increasing your halal sustenance, along with authentic supplications for success in work and job interviews.

Dr. Nazir Ayad, Egypt’s Grand Mufti, explained the Islamic ruling on men wearing watches or eyeglasses that are gold-plated or gold-colored, clarifying when it is permissible and when it is prohibited.

Dr. Souad Saleh, Professor of Comparative Islamic Jurisprudence at Cairo University, stated that celebrating the Mawlid of Sayyid Al-Badawi is not permissible according to her view and criticized practices such as seeking blessings from shrines.

Al-Azhar Global Center for Electronic Fatwa emphasized that committing a sin should never lead a believer to despair, stressing that the door of repentance remains open and warning against Satan’s whispers.

Dr. Ahmed Al-Awady, Secretary of Fatwa at Egypt’s Dar Al-Ifta, explained the Islamic ruling on swearing by the Quran, the Prophet ﷺ, and the Kaaba, while also clarifying the legal status of the phrase "By divorce" (ʿAlayya Al-Talaq).

Dr. Ali Gomaa, a member of Egypt’s Council of Senior Scholars, explained the seven categories of people whom Allah will shade on the Day of Judgment, highlighting the meanings of the authentic hadith and the virtues of these righteous deeds.

Discover the best authentic supplications from the Quran and Sunnah, along with the proper etiquette of making dua and the most recommended times to seek Allah’s response.

Evening adhkar are among the most important daily practices for Muslims. They include Quranic verses and prophetic supplications recited to seek Allah’s protection, blessings, and tranquility at the end of the day.

The supplication for leaving home is one of the prophetic prayers Muslims recite when going out. It includes: “In the name of Allah, I put my trust in Allah, and there is no power or strength except through Allah,” seeking protection and guidance from Allah.

Dr. Mahmoud Shebl, Fatwa Secretary at Egypt’s Dar Al-Ifta, explained the ruling on preventing children from visiting their extended family home, stressing that complete prevention may affect family ties while visits can be organized when necessary.