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umair
salam, im umair ..........i just wanted to ask abt the role of taqdeer as taught by quran.i mean how much is taqdeer or qismat rules our life...................is everything happening to us bcos of taqdeer.............nothing's bcos of taqdeer or there is a taqdeer but we do have control over it.. can someone plz explain me . ill be thanxful

Zein Sallie
Asalamu Alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh: Is it halaal for a wife to use birth control pills? Can she prevent herself from having her period using some medication? Salaam

haroonpaki72

Assalam U Alaikum Please tell me way to perform Istikhara. How will I I know that which > way is better after salat and dua. > Haroon

ANSW:This "prayer for guidance" is often used to help in important decision-making Anytime a Muslim is making a decision, he or she should seek Allah's guidance and wisdom. Allah alone knows what is best for us, and there may be good in what we perceive as bad, and bad in what we perceive as good...

RAMI Abu-Ghoush

Subject: [The Call to Islam] I don't believe in God, but rather in
>science....
Yunus: Fine, tell me where the light of the Moon comes from?
>
>Bob: Centuries ago people thought that the Moon was a miniature version
>of the Sun and that both emitted their own light, but recently studies
>confirmed that the Moon reflected the Sun's light.
>
>Yunus: The Holy Quraan in chapter 25, verse 61 mentions, "Blessed is the
>one who placed the constellations in the Heaven and placed therein a
>lamp and a Moon reflecting light." Here the Sun is referred to as a lamp
>for it has its own illumination, while the Moon is said to have
>reflected light or borrowed light, meaning not its own