Religious News
Does the Lack of Blessing in Money Indicate God’s Anger? Al-Azhar Scholar Responds
The Egyptian Fatwa Authority clarifies that the lack of blessing in wealth is not necessarily a sign of God’s anger, pointing to spiritual and moral causes such as sins, neglecting...
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Al-Azhar Fatwa: The Paternal Uncle — A Father After the Father
Al-Azhar’s Global Fatwa Center explained that a paternal uncle in Islam is like a father — a guardia...
Every Muslim Must Give This Charity – Simple Acts with Great Reward
A smile, a kind word, helping someone in need — all are forms of charity encouraged by the Prophet ﷺ...
Raising Daughters in Islam: A Path of Blessing, Mercy, and Paradise
In Islam, raising daughters is not just a duty — it is an act of worship, a source of divine blessin...
What Strengthens the Bond Between Spouses? Al-Azhar’s Fatwa Offers a Daily Tip
Egypt’s Dar al-Ifta revealed a simple daily habit that helps couples maintain warmth and affection i...
The Miracle Prayer That Brings Blessings and Opens the Doors of Relief
The “Miracle Prayer” is one of the most heartfelt supplications that strengthens faith and brings ho...
Can a Woman Marry Herself? Al-Azhar Issues a Decisive Fatwa
A question from a woman about the validity of marrying herself without a guardian has sparked debate...
Egypt’s Dar Al-Ifta Explains in Detail the Time and Virtue of Duha Prayer
Egypt’s Dar Al-Ifta provided a detailed explanation of the timing of Duha prayer, its virtues, numbe...
Dar al-Ifta: The Prophet ﷺ Prayed and Sent Salutations Upon Himself in Tashahhud
Egypt’s Dar al-Ifta clarified that Prophet Muhammad ﷺ recited the same tashahhud formula Muslims use...
Dar al-Ifta: The Sick Must Pray According to Their Ability
Egypt’s Dar al-Ifta clarified that prayer remains obligatory for the sick as long as they are consci...
Illness Does Not Exempt a Muslim from Prayer – Egypt’s Fatwa House Clarifies
Egypt’s Dar al-Ifta confirmed that illness does not excuse a Muslim from performing prayers, emphasi...
Al-Azhar and Egypt’s Fatwa House: Educating Women Is a Religious Duty and a Path to Progress
Egypt’s Dar al-Ifta and Al-Azhar Observatory affirmed that Islam made education a duty for both men...
