Wifāq ul Ulāma (SA) ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AFRICAN 'ULAMA
1. Women should conceal their entire bodies by wearing loose-fitting and concealing clothing and by also donning the niqaab.…
Calling out the azaan in the musjid
Q: Is it permissible to call out the azaan in the musjid?
A: It is makrooh to call out the azaan in the musjid.…
Sunnats and Aadaab of Clothing – Part 5
1. One’s garments should not flow beneath the ankles. Grave warnings have been sounded in the mubaarak Ahaadith for the one who allows his garment to flow beneath his ankles.…
Calling out the Azaan before the Jumuah Khutbah in the Musjid
Q: When calling out the azaan in the musjid is makrooh, then why is the azaan before the jumuah khutbah called out in the musjid?…
Read More »Sunnats and Aadaab of Clothing – Part 6
1. It is preferable for one to wear white clothing as the Hadith explains that white clothing is the best.…
Replying to an Azaan where the Words are Distorted
Q: If the words of the azaan have been distorted and changed (e.g. the azaan of the Shias), should one still reply to the azaan?…
Read More »Sunnats and Aadaab of Sitting in a Deeni Discourse – Part 3
1. One should listen attentively to the speaker.
2. Whilst the Deeni discourse is in progress, one should not be engaged in any other activity other than paying attention to the speaker e.g.…
Read More »Sunnats and Aadaab of Keeping the Hair – Part 8
1. The pubic hair and the hair under the armpits should preferably be shaved once a week.…
Sunnats and Aadaab of Greeting (Salaam) – Part 12
1. When one greets his Muslim brother with salaam, he benefits him in three ways:
1) He makes duaa for him that Allah Ta’ala keep him in peace.…
Read More »Sunnats and Aadaab of Sitting in a Deeni Discourse – Part 4
1. Whilst the Deeni discourse is being delivered, one’s full attention should be focused towards the speaker.…