Sheikh Owaida Othman, Secretary of Fatwa at Egypt's Dar Al-Ifta, explained the Islamic ruling on parents complaining about a disobedient child, clarifying when such complaints are permissible and emphasizing that patience and supplication remain the best approach.

Egypt's Dar Al-Ifta explains the difference between the White Days and the six days of Shawwal, their virtues, and why many people confuse the two voluntary fasts.

Egypt's Dar Al-Ifta explains the ruling on seeking refuge from punishment while reciting verses of warning during prayer and highlights the Prophetic practice of responding to verses of mercy and punishment.

Egypt's Dar Al-Ifta explains the ruling on reading the Quran without reflection, the importance of contemplating its meanings, and whether ablution is required to read from a mobile phone.

Learn about the best authentic supplications for fulfilling needs, the meaning of Dua Al-Hajah, and the conditions that increase the likelihood of having your prayers answered.

Discover the fastest supplications for fulfilling needs, powerful relief duas, and how Salat al-Hajah and prayer conditions open doors and ease hardships.

Learn the ruling on making up the fast of the Day of Ashura if it is missed due to an excuse such as travel, and its great virtue and reward as explained by Dar Al-Ifta of Egypt.

Learn the ruling on eating or drinking forgetfully while fasting, whether it invalidates the fast or not, along with the great virtue of fasting the White Days and their reward in Islam.

Learn the ruling on performing wudu with makeup and nail polish, when they must be removed, and the ruling on rushing in prayer and the importance of tranquility for the validity of prayer as explained by Dar Al-Ifta of Egypt.

Egypt’s Dar Al-Ifta and Al-Azhar clarify key Islamic rulings on marriage, including prohibited cases, interfaith marriage, and polygamy conditions.

Many people wonder whether envy or the evil eye can cause death. Learn what Islamic scholars and Egypt's Dar Al-Ifta say about the effects of envy and the evil eye.

Egypt's Dar Al-Ifta has clarified the Islamic ruling on fasting during the last week of Muharram, confirming that fasting throughout the month is permissible and recommended as a voluntary act of worship.