During Jumada al-Awwal, many remember their departed loved ones with heartfelt prayers that bring them light, mercy, and peace in their graves.

Egypt’s Al-Azhar Global Fatwa Center explains the Islamic ruling on giving gifts to children unequally, outlining when such actions are permissible and when they are prohibited.

Dar Al-Ifta explains that a complete ghusl (ritual bath) with the proper intention and inclusion of mouth and nose rinsing suffices for both major and minor purification.

Egypt’s Dar Al-Ifta explains the final time for performing Duha prayer and its great spiritual rewards, emphasizing that two units of Duha may equal hundreds of daily charities in reward.

Egypt’s Ministry of Awqaf issued a powerful statement condemning domestic violence, emphasizing that true masculinity lies in mercy and respect, not aggression, and calling for raising children on compassion and dignity.

Egypt’s Dar Al-Ifta warned that chewing food loudly or speaking while eating is improper behavior that Islam discourages, emphasizing that such acts go against the etiquette of dining and resemble the habits of animals.

Egypt’s Dar Al-Ifta clarified that issuing invoices with prices lower than their true value to avoid taxes is a form of deception and dishonesty, warning that it is religiously forbidden and punishable by law.

The Ministry of Awqaf continues its nationwide efforts to renovate and expand houses of worship, announcing the opening of 17 new mosques across 12 Egyptian governorates this Friday as part of its national plan to enhance the country’s mosques.

Al-Azhar Fatwa Authority addressed rulings on using artificial intelligence to monitor employees, repeating a surah after Al-Fatiha in prayer, and the wisdom behind God questioning the angels about His servants.

Egyptians gathered in Al-Hussein district, Cairo, to celebrate the final commemoration of the arrival of Imam Hussein’s head, amid spiritual and festive atmospheres blending religious devotion with popular celebration.

The Al-Azhar Global Center for Fatwa highlighted the importance of Tasbih after Witr prayer, presenting recommended supplications and clarifying the rulings of Isha prayer and its Sunnah before Witr.

A mother is one of life’s greatest blessings; praying for her health and well-being preserves her from harm and blesses her life.