No, it is not permissible. It is not permissible to a greater degree than the impermissibility for women to go to the Musjid even if there are some type of hallucinated 'separate…
The Majlis Vol 25 No 11, p.2
In fact, you should not attend even the Nikah if the haraam function will be held. It is not permissible to obey parents in their haraam demands and wishes.
The Majlis Vol 25 No 11, p.3
It is haraam to contribute funds for the wasteful project of the LMA. While millions of Muslims are suffering and struggling for food and a hovel or tent to stay in, these LMA…
The Majlis Vol 25 No 11, p.3
Do not respond to the invitations. These jalsahs are not per- Rasulullah (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam) said: "There are 360 joints in the human body. It is a person's obligation to…
The Majlis Vol 25 No 11, p.4
The graduation ceremony on completion of the Qur'aan in Taraaweeh was not permissible. It was a haraam merrymaking ceremony. The food was accursed.
The Majlis Vol 25 No 12, p.5
Ibaadat is only what existed during the era of the Salafus Saaliheen - the era of Khairul Quroon. Whatever was fabricated in the form of ibaadat after this epoch is bid'ah. The…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 01, p.6
This programme is bid'ah. It is not permissible to participate in it. From whence did they dig out this bid'ah. The only command pertaining to Aashura is to fast two days. There is…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 02, p.2
The Muslims described in the question have become MURTADDS. They have lost their Imaan. If they wish to be Muslims and return to the fold of Islam, they should repent, renew the…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 02, p.3
Collective thikr is bid'ah. Thikr over the microphone is an aggravating factor to compound the hurmat (prohibition) of the bid'ah thikr. The mufti is a mudhil (one who misleads).
The Majlis Vol 26 No 02, p.12
This shaitaani understanding will create destruction of the Imaan of these children who are being exposed to shirk indoctrination. Firstly, attending the government/secular school…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 03, p.2
Such a khatam is bid‟ah and a mockery of the Qur‟aan Majeed. The two-day merrymaking function is pure shaitaaniyat and nafsaaniyat. It is haraam. It is not permissible to…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 03, p.3
It is haraam to attend a haraam jalsah regardless of the deceptive designation given to the haraam, merrymaking function. All participants are maloon. The Qur‟aan Majeed and…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 03, p.3
The gatherings at the graves of the Ulama are bid'ah and not permissible. However, individuals may go and make Dua, but the customary practices and gatherings are not permissible.…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 05, p.5
The Qur'aan competition is a shaitaani function. It is haraam to participate in this mockery of the Qur'aan Majeed. This type of haraam mockery of the Qur'aan Majeed is among the…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 06, p.3
The white cloth-date pitskhatme khwajgaan is bid‟ah. Do not participate in these forms of thikr which have no basis in the Sunnah, and which morons have converted into bid‟ah.
The Majlis Vol 26 No 07, p.4
You should not participate in any way whatsoever in these haraam Qur‟aan competitions. They are making a mockery of the Qur‟aan Majeed. The prizes doled out are haraam. It is not…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 07, p.4
Most certainly it is haraam for the trustees/Committee of a Musjid to invite these types of kuffaar for lecturing in the Musjid. These trustees are aiding in the destruction of the…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 08, p.3
While he is ‗hitting a brick wall' as far as others are concerned, there is no such ‗brick wall' regarding his daughter whom he is allowing to be ruined in a cauldron of…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 08, p.3
Besides the walimah, there is no other feast according to the Shariah. The customary feasts and receptions are bid'ah and not permissible. These receptions are further aggravated…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 08, p.12
The programme for women described by you is not permissible. When even Salaat in the Musjid is not permissible for women, how can other types of programmes be permissible? Shaitaan…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 09, p.9