Islamic Jurisprudence

A fatwa in English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed answers the following question, "Are the first ten days of Dhul-Hijjah more special than other days? What are the righteous deeds that it is recommended to do a lot of during these ten days?"

A fatwa in English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed answers the following question, "What is the effect of Hajj on the soul and a Muslim's life?"

A fatwa in English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed answers the following question, "What is the importance of 15 Shaban, is it the night in which the fate of everyone is decided for the next year? The special night mentioned in Surah Dukhan means which night? Is it the Shabaan or qadar?"

A fatwa in English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed answers the following question, "When is the month of Ramadan and can someone like me fast properly? What time of the day am I supposed to fast?

A fatwa in English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed answers a question about the numbers of rak’ahs in Taraaweeh Prayer.

A fatwa in English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed answers the following question, "How can I maintain my fast in the face of these sins?"

This is a fatwa in Bosnian shows when Islam Began.

A compiled fatwas of Shaikh Salih Al-Munajid in one book under the title of “Honoring Parents”.

When was the beginning of Islam?

This is a fatwa in Turkish answers a question about despair at life.

A fatwa translated into English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed answers the following question, "Is it permissible to fast on the birthday of the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) on the basis of the hadeeth in Saheeh Muslim, an-Nasa'i, and Abu Dawood which says that when the Prophet he (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) was asked about fasting on Mondays, he said, 'That is the day on which I was born…' On the basis of this hadeeth, is it permissible for a person to fast on the day on which he was born, following thereby the example of the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him)? Please explain"

A fatwa translated into English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed answers the following question, "Is it forbidden in Islam to eat the special sweets made for the occasion of the Prophet’s birthday, a day before or after or on the same day? What is the ruling on buying these sweets, especially they are related only to this occasion?"

A fatwa translated into English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed answers the following question, "In our local masjid, they do competitions and give prizes on different religious occasions such as Ramadaan, Prophet Muhammad's birthday (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), and so on. Is it permissible to accept such prizes?"

A fatwa translated into English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed answers the following question, "Is it permissible to eat food that is distributed on the birthday of the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him)? Some people quote as evidence the idea that because Abu Lahab set free a slave woman on the birthday of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), Allah reduced the torment for him on that day."

A fatwa translated into English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed answers the following question, "What is the significance of the Prophet's Birthday and when and how is it celebrated?"

A fatwa translated into English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed answers the following question, "My sister-in-law will be getting married soon. She is worried about the type of boy she can get married to. To be specific, she has asked me whether it is valid to get married to a person who is a strong supporter of the Mawlid or Milad-un-Nabi practice. I do understand that this practice itself is a heresy in Islam. However, the difficulty is whether one can get married to such people who practice Mawlid. In New XXX, the people involved in this practice do this as an act of worship. People would be invited to attend this ceremony where various hadiths are read, songs are sung and dua is made. People actually stand and sing! I hope this is the practice the fatwaa on your site refers to. The question is whether one can marry those who do this practice. The more difficult question and the one I am afraid to ask is whether these people are Muslims. Sheikh, you do not have to answer the second one if it is not wise to?"

A fatwa translated into English in which the Standing Committee for Scientific Research and Ifta, Dawah and Guidance answers the following question, "What is the Islamic ruling on celebrating festivals such as the birthday of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), children’s birthdays, Mother’s Day, Tree Week, and national holidays?"

A fatwa translated into English in which Sh. Muhammad ibn Hamad Al-Humood Al-Najdy answers the following question, "What is the Islamic ruling on taking part in some annual celebrations and occasions such as the International Day of the Family, the International Day for Disabled People, and the International Year of Older Persons? Also, what is the ruling on taking part in some religious celebrations such as Al-Isra’ wa Al-Me'raj (the anniversary of the Prophet’s night journey and ascent into the heavens), the Prophet’s birthday, and al-Hijrah (anniversary of the Prophet’s immigration) by preparing leaflets or holding lectures and Islamic conferences for the purposes of exhorting and reminding people about their religion?"

A fatwa translated into English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed answers the following question, "I do not celebrate Christmas in any way but my 11-year-old daughter loves the beauty of the Christmas tree when decorated. Is it permissible for me to have one in my house throughout the year?"

A fatwa translated into English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjed answers the following question, "I live in the US and am employed with a retail clothing company that has two end-of-year traditions affecting its employees: (1) Issuance of a "Christmas" bonus in an amount determined by salary and company sales performance and (2) An allotment of $50 to be used for, or towards a "holiday" meal of their choosing. Are these actions considered unacceptable gifts?"