Egypt’s Dar Al-Iftaa addressed a common question about whether reading the Quran from a mobile phone carries less reward than reading from the printed Mushaf, confirming that the reward is the same and the purpose is reflection, not the medium.

In response to a question about wiping the feet during ablution outside the home, Egypt’s Dar Al-Iftaa clarified that wiping does not replace washing, explaining the proper way to maintain purification in such situations.

Egypt’s Dar Al-Iftaa affirmed that Al-Sayyid Ahmad Al-Badawi is among the righteous saints of God, whose light and legacy continue to fill hearts with faith. The institution described him as a scholar, jurist, and man of deep spirituality who earned divine acceptance and eternal reverence.

Egyptian winger Haytham Hassan has been named in Real Oviedo’s squad to face Espanyol in the opening match of La Liga’s ninth round, as the team looks to bounce back from a poor start to the season.

Egyptian star Mohamed Salah continues to make history with Liverpool, becoming a constant threat to the Premier League’s biggest clubs especially Manchester United, his all-time favorite victim ahead of their upcoming clash at Anfield.

Egyptian Dar Al-Ifta explains the ruling on zakat for women’s gold jewelry, emphasizing that intention determines whether zakat is obligatory.

The Prophet ﷺ highlighted four acts of worship that equal the reward of night prayer, including congregational prayer, Quran recitation, and good character, allowing believers to earn great reward.

Al-Azhar’s Fatwa confirms that reciting Surah Yaseen is highly virtuous and may be done with the intention of fulfilling needs, while noting that the response to prayer is solely by Allah’s will.

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Dar Al-Ifta explains that praying for harm or illness upon someone who causes harm is not permitted in Islam, recommending responding with good and praying for guidance, with recourse to legal measures if necessary.

Evening remembrances protect the believer from harm, provide tranquility, and are among the most beloved acts to Allah, with the promise of forgiveness for those who persist