Calling to Allah's Religion

A fatwa translated into English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed (may Allah preserve him) explains how to avoid and protect oneself from the temptation of women.

Audios in English contain reading of the book “Fatwas of Ramadan on Fasting, Night Prayer, I’tikaf, and Zakat al-Fitr,” in which Sh. Ashraf Abdul-Maqsoud collected some fatwas of our scholars such as Sh. Ibn Taymeyya, Sh. Abu Butain, Sh. Muhammad ibn Ibrahim Al Ash-Sheikh, Sh. As-Saadi, Sh. Ibn Baz, Sh. Ibn Uthaymeen, Sh. Saleh Al-Fawzan, and Sh. Ibn Jibreen about the month of Ramadan, its rules, etiquette, night prayer, i’tikaaf, and zakat al-Fitr.

A fatwa in English in which it contains the following question: We have heard about the Westerners making fun of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) and mocking him. What should our attitude be towards that, how should we defend the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him)?

Some suspicions about the celebration of birth and its response.

About rulings of itikaf(seclusion in the mosque for the purpose of worshipping),the manner of the itikaf of the prophet peace be upon him and the conditions at which it is allowed for the person performing itikaf to go out of the place he is secluding in.

Ibn Taymiyyah (may Allah have mercy on him) was asked about the Prophet's statement: “The one who possesses an iota of arrogance in his (spiritual) heart (intention, consciousness) shall not enter Paradise.” Is this hadith specific only to the believers or only to the unbelievers? If we were to say that it is specific for the believers then (is not) our statement trivial considering (the fact that) the believers shall enter Paradise due to their faith. If, on the other hand, we were to say that the hadith is specific for the unbelievers then what is the relevance of the statement (since it is already known that the unbelievers shall not gain admission to Paradise?

A question answered by Sh. Abdulaziz ibn Baz which is: A lot of Muslim youths are asking about the ruling on joining Islamic groups and adhering exclusively to the methodology of a particular group.

If someone is not a qadiani but knows that they believe in a false prophet and accepts qadianis as a madhab in Islam, are they out of Islam? I believe that they are out of Islam, and I am acting on that belief in my conduct towards such people.

Shaikh Bin Baz answer this question: What is the ruling on the Husseiniyahs of the Raafidis and the things that are done there such as slapping and scratching the cheeks, wailing, rending one’s garments and beating oneself, sometimes with chains, whilst calling upon the dead and the noble Ahl al-Bayt (members of the Prophet’s household) for help?.

Reviewed by Shaikh Safi-ur-Rahman Al-Mubarkpuri

This is a fatwa in Serbian shows the beginning of Islam.

What is the view of Islam towards Mankind? Does it urges love and appreciation of other human beings, regardless of their religion, or ethnicity?

This is a fatwa in Bosnian shows when Islam Began.

When was the beginning of Islam?

This is a fatwa in Turkish answers the question, "How Islam sees the humanity? Does it urge to love and appreciate others as human beings regardless their races or religions?"

This is a fatwa in Urdu answers the question, "When Islam Began?"

A question answered by Shaikh Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed regarding:"If a person repents and feels that he has fulfilled all of the conditions of repentance, can he be sure that his repentance has been accepted, or should he just hope that this is so?"

A question answered by Shaikh Muhammad Salih Al-Munajjid regarding: "I am a christian woman. i am in love with a man who is muslim i want to marry him on any cost he guided me towords Islam and i have seen the scientific proofs of islam now my situation is i am neutral i am not christian and even not muslim...i really want to embrace islam i am really trying very hard..."

This is a fatwa in Vietnamese answers the question "Did Islam Exist before Prophet Muhammad?"

A fatwa in English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed (may Allah preserve him) answers the following question, "I would like to become a Muslim but how do I embrace Islam without being a part of a movement? I do realize all that is truly needed is to pronounce the shahada; but what about the Hajj? How do I participate in that if I do not have a signed document saying that I am a Muslim?"