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10 أجوبة أخرى بالإنجليزية

  • Is it haram to ask Allah for death?بالإنجليزية

    The Prophet asked believers not to pray for death because of hardship and taught a gentler duʿāʾ instead. Allah's mercy is near to anyone in pain.

  • Can Muslims donate or receive blood?بالإنجليزية

    Donating and receiving blood are halal. Saving one life is like saving all humanity (5:32), and the Islamic Fiqh Academy permits blood donation.

  • Can Muslims see a therapist?بالإنجليزية

    Muslims can see a therapist. The Prophet commanded seeking treatment for every illness, and Muslim physicians pioneered care for the mind.

  • Is circumcision required in Islam?بالإنجليزية

    Male circumcision is a sunna of the fitra from Abraham. Hanafi and Maliki scholars hold it recommended, not required, and no one's Islam depends on it.

  • Is egg freezing allowed in Islam?بالإنجليزية

    Egg freezing is halal, for medical reasons and to preserve fertility for later. The Islamic Fiqh Academy itself recognized preserving unfertilized eggs in 1990.

  • Is a vasectomy or tubal ligation haram?بالإنجليزية

    A vasectomy or tubal ligation is permitted for a medical reason or when a couple has completed their family and decides together. The scholars differ.

  • Is it haram to cry when someone dies?بالإنجليزية

    Crying when someone dies is halal and a mercy. The Prophet wept for his son Ibrahim and said Allah does not punish tears or the grief of the heart.

  • Is surrogacy haram?بالإنجليزية

    Sunni fiqh councils forbid surrogacy, and many Shia jurists permit the gestational kind. The merciful view allows it with a couple's own embryo and consent.

  • What does Islam say about euthanasia and end-of-life care?بالإنجليزية

    Islam forbids deliberately ending a patient's life, but it permits withholding futile treatment and treats pain relief and care of the dying as mercy.

  • Are vaccines halal?بالإنجليزية

    Vaccines are halal. They protect life, a core aim of the sharia, and gelatin in some vaccines is permitted by transformation (istihala) and necessity.

The tall stone facade of a Mamluk hospital, madrasa, and mausoleum complex, with pointed-arch windows, a dome, and an ornate minaret against a blue sky.
Marsupium, The complex of Sultan Qalawun, Cairo, 2024. CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.