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Fasting the six [days] of Shawaal and combining with fasting the “white” days – Shaykh Fawzaan

Shaykh Salih al-Fawzaan was asked:

Noble Shaykh, is it correct to combine the six [days] of Shawaal with the white days with a single intention?

Watch the full video for the answer of the Shaykh!

Note: Shaykh Bin Baz (rahimahullāh) explained the meaning of ‘white’ days.

“They are the 13th, 14th and 15th (of every Islamic month), these are the ‘white’ (days). Meaning, their nights are white due to the (fullness) of the Moon, and fasting these days are a recommended act.”

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Ruling of Jumuah Prayer if it Coincides with Eid – Shaykh Fawzaan

Shaykh Salih al-Fawzaan was asked:

He says, oh honourable Shaykh (May Allāh give you success), if the day of Eid coincides with Friday, and we have prayed the Eid prayer and then the time of Dhuhr comes, which of the two is better, that we pray jumuah or dhuhr?

Watch the full video for the answer of the Shaykh!

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The Blessing of the Qurān – Shaykh Fawzaan

The Qurān is the greatest of Allāh’s blessings upon us, after the Messenger (sallallāhu alaihi wa salam), and it is at our disposal, easy for us.

Listen to this much needed reminder by Shaykh Sālih al-Fawzaan about the blessing of the Quran!

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Replying to Non-Muslims When They Greet Us Saying, ‘Assalaamu Alaykum’ – [By Shaikh Uthaymeen (rahimahullaah)]

In The Name of Allaah, The Most Merciful, The Bestower
If the non-Muslims give us salaam, we return the [salaam] because Allaah [The Most High] said: When you are greeted with a greeting, greet in return with what is better than it, or (at least) return it equally.  [Surah An-Nisaa’ Aayah 86]
So, if they [i.e. non-muslims] say: ‘Assalaamu alaykum [i.e. peace be upon you]’, we say clearly ‘Alaykumus salaam’ [i.e. peace be upon you], because [Allaah] states in the Aayah [i.e. Aayah 86 Surah An-Nisaa]:  Greet in return with what is better than it, or [at least] return it equally.  The only [reason] the Prophet [sallal laahu alayhi wasallam] commanded us to say ‘Wa alaykum’ [i.e. ‘And upon you’ without the word Salaam] is because they [i.e. some of the yahood in Madeenah used to say to the Muslims out of hatred], ‘As-Saam Alaykum [i.e. death be upon you] as occurs in the hadeeth narrated by Abdullaah Ibn Umar: “Indeed, when the Yahood give you salaam, they say, As-saam ‘alaykum [i.e. death be upon you]; so say, ‘Wa alaykum’ [i.e. And upon you].

O’ Seeker of Good – Shaykh Fawzaan

A caller will call out every night in Ramadhaan: “O seeker of good, come forward, and O seeker of evil refrain, and Allah frees people from the fire, and that happens every night”.

Watch the full video for this much needed reminder by Shaykh Salih al-Fawzaan!

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Giving Zakah (obligatory charity) to a Sick Person for Treatment – Shaykh Al-Uthaymīn

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

Shaykh Uthaymīn was asked about the permissibility of giving zakah to a person for  medical treatment.

He answered (rahimahullāh):

A person’s need for treatment, is an urgent need. Therefore if we find an ill person who needs treatment and he does not have money to pay for the treatment; then there is no problem in giving him zakah (obligatory charity). Because the intent of it (zakah) is the removal of need.


Shaykh Uthaymīn Majmū’ Fatāwa wa Rasā’il Vol. 18 Pg.342