Asslamu allikum I would like to know the usage of **Jazak Allah Khair**.
When is it best used and, is there any restrictions?
*What does "Jazak Allah Khair" mean?
When do we use "Jazak Allah Khair"?* Jazak Allah Khair for the answers.

I am a young boy and in school they teach us about the female body and the male body. We started learning about growth and development and was wondering if I am allowed to learn about the female orgasm for my own knowledge. Only problem is that it uses a diagram. I don't know if I should not learn about it. **There is a Netflix documentary explaining the “female orgasm” better in depth but I don't know if it would fall under Zina.** Please do help me may Allah set help all of us and keep us safe ameen.

> Then We would have cut from him the aorta > > Quran 69:46 What is the interpretation for this verse?

I have a problem.. I have to go to college at lets just say 6pm-9pm every weekday. And we can assume magrib is at 6.20pm and isha 7.20pm.. I can come back and do Isha prayer but how can I do magrib prayer.. Can I do it before going to college or can I perform it after coming home? Can u tell me what I should do?

I'm 13 years old, and a girl. Ever since I had persisted in a small sin, I started to realised that I may have committed a major sin! I became so worried, I started to cry, I panicked and I desperately spoke to Allah and I promised him that one day I would learn how to pray and perform tabwah. I felt like Allah wouldn't be there to forgive me and I felt so disgusted in myself. I sincerely regret my actions. I soon learnt that Allah would forgive all sins and my faith was restored and I felt confident again. I then decided to research the major sins and I learnt about 'Shirk'. When I understood what it meant, I started thinking horrible things such as 'I worship another god along with Allah' but i didn't really mean it. I thought to myself that if I really committed shirk I would've put my heart and soul into worshipping the other god and I always reminded myself that it is only Allah that I worship, and nobody else. When I started to think this, I became so worried, I panicked once again and researched if Allah would forgive Shirk. A few said that they wouldn't forgive Shirk unless they repented. I heard that Allah forgives ALL sins, and some said Allah wouldn't forgive Shirk. Please answer my question as I do not want to suffer in stress any longer. I'm crying as I am writing this please, please, please! I do not want to go to hell and I fear greatly of it!! :(

I have done a lot of research on this verse, on the internet, but still haven't found a pleasurable response. The verse states: **"So if you are in doubt as to what We have revealed unto you, then ask those who read the book (sent) before you. The Truth hath indeed come to you from your Lord, so be not of the doubters.”** 2 question comes in my mind when looking at this verse: 1. Why exactly does Allah mention the doubt in our prophet mind? 2. What exactly does it mean when Allah says "ask those who read the book (sent) before you"...as in ask the people of the gospel or the Torah? I hope you can clarify this verse for me so that it eliminates some doubts in my mind. If there's a better, English VERSION, of the tafsir if anyone finds can please link it in the comments below. Jazakallahu Khair.

Here is a picture of Prophet Ibrahim (PBUH) footprint near the Kaabah Is there any evidence that is definitely footprint of Prophet Ibrahim (PBUH)?

I remember around three-two years, ago in a fit of rage, I insulted Allah, most merciful, most gracious. (I’m currently 15.) Now, I’ve been anxious to my mind,and have been having very bad thoughts because of my stupidness and have been in despair. How will Allah forgive me for this. I have repeated my shahada, performed ghusl and prayed salat-al-tawba, and have been trying to stay consistent with the 5 prayers. How may Allah forgive this. Astagfirallah.

Salam, I had a currious question from a non-muslim friend, and I do not have enough knowledge to answer.. The question was : When we read and understand Quran (fully), what are the most common concepts, messages, or in another words, if to make percentage of most important things in Quran, what would be those things ? Exemaple : 30% of Quran is focused in "what is allowed to eat/drink", 10% is relationship with parents, 20% rules to follow for mariage.. I really hope that my question will not be misunderstood and will not offence anyone.

Is it haram? can I set my username to "Joseph Stalin" or "Adolf Hitler" and have a picture of either of them on my profile in a website, for example YouTube? it's a username, so I'm not saying I'm Hitler or Stalin, I don't think if that counts as a lie, and I'm not being racist or saying anything bad those two did.

Assalamalaikum My wife pays zakat every year on the gold jewelry she owns.This year she lost her job and there is no other (husband also unemployed) source of income to pay zakat. We have huge responsibilities of paying for the education of my two children studying in US. With much difficulty we are managing our expenses and children’s expenses. Do we still pay Zakat? If yes, how? To avoid paying zakat during retirement (as there will not be enough income to pay zakat) my wife wants to exchange her gold jewelry to Diamond jewelry. Is it permissible? If not, how do we pay zakat if there is no source of income? Grateful for your advise!

Is the Holy Quran one book? Or Is the Holy Quran a collection of multiple distinct books (each with a name and signs)? In reference to 98:2-3 and multiple different verses which different books are named. Eg- al kitab, om al kitab, al quran, al zabur, etc etc. Beginning with 2:2 and the age old question- the Arabic word thalika al kitab being interpreted as “this book” and not “that book”.

I saw a hadith about prophet Muhammad being intimate with his concubine, Maria, in his wife Hafsa’s bed. When she saw this he told her not to tell Aisha about it and that he wouldn’t go near Maria again. Is this true and why would he not want Aisha to know about it if it was permissible for him to be with Maria? Also, why would he choose do this on Hafsa’s day and on her bed? Can someone please shed some light on this https://www.altafsir.com/Tafasir.asp?tMadhNo=0&tTafsirNo=73&tSoraNo=66&tAyahNo=3&tDisplay=yes&UserProfile=0&LanguageId=2

I’ve never seen any evidence of jinns or black magic ever no matter how hard I try to find something. There’s always someone debunking it or in the very few “supernatural” occurrences I’ve had in my life as I’ve grown I’ve come to realise that something else was the cause. Is there any actual evidence that any of these things exist or are they metaphorical/references to some archaic practices in the verses they are mentioned in the Quran?

Aoa, I am a 16 year old boy and for the past 2 years I had been addicted to masturbation and pornography but at first I didn't know it was haram, when I got to know I tried to reduce it and repent but everytime I would fail,last year I reduced it that I used to masturbate once a week, Then this year I made a promise to myself and Allah that I will try to not do it again and repented truly, Alhamdullilah I was able to quit it and didn't masturbate for 5 months but yesterday I accidentally opened adult content and semen came out( I didn't use my hand), I am so ashamed cuz I was able to control for such a long time and ik Allah doesn't forgive if u keep on doing it but this happened after many months and I had no intention to sin and feel very bad and I'm trying to repent will Allah forgive me?

What are the rulings over differences in opinion between madh'habs? How should they be resolved? As an example: as the Hanafi interpretation of 'Praying the prayers according to it's time' leading to a later time for Asr. How are these differences of opinion over madh'hab aligned with the ideology of Islam having no sects? ### Edit My understanding was that, in this example, there was a hadith that prayers should be prayed 'according to it's time' "In it's just time" and the Hanafi scholar ruled that this meant towards the end of it's time and the other 3 rules it meant towards the beginning of it's time. Thus there is a division, with one group believing one thing, and another believing another thing. **And yet the different madh'habs aren't treated as sects. Why is this?**

This [fatwa](https://www.islamweb.net/en/fatwa/269866/the-hadeeth-about-following-the-majority-refers-to-the-early-muslims) mentions the following report from ibn Mas'ud RA : >“The majority of the people have left the Jamaa‘ah. Surely, the Jamaa‘ah is that which concurs with the obedience of Allaah." Can someone find me the exact source(s)?

The most time I read Quran is on ramadan. Do we have to read it everyday or if we wanted to read it anytime we can? Another question. Do we need to memorize the Quran ?

Can someone help me where I can read the following sources? They concern the Hadith about holding fast to the Jama'ah. I just need to read the variants: 1. Al Mu’jamul Kabir, Hadith: 13623 2. Al Maqasidul Hasanah, Hadith: 1288 Links are enough.

Assalamualaikum I am given a speech on environmental day which has a line that nature is the gift of nature godness I know this are wrong and I don't believe in this I have no other option only to say this because I am the host of the program and all the script are written and given by teacher As I am scared I told my parents about the issue but they beaten me for refusing my chance . please answer is it shirk or not please please