As we were about to continue with Part 6 of the Making Sense of Wahhabism Series, I wanted to underline an incident that took place in Québec City Sunday night, January 29, 2017.
Click here to read the story of how 3 shooters entered a mosque during the evening prayer just before 8p.m., killed 6 people, injured 8 others.
This is a 7th entry in the series of Things that are good to know about your Muslim friend. Make sure to read the first six entries if you missed them, and which had to do with:
Physical contact between members of the opposite gender in Islam
This is a 6th entry in the series of Things that are good to know about your Muslim friend. Make sure to read the first five entries if you missed them, and which had to do with:
Music and dancing in Islam
This is a 5th entry in the series of Things that are good to know about your Muslim friend. Make sure to read the first four entries if you missed them, and which had to do with:
This is a second entry in the series of Things that are good to know about your Muslim friend. Make sure to read the entry on celebrating Christmas and other occasions here if you missed it.
Over the past few years, I have received quite a few questions about the correct way of applying the rules regarding the ritual daily prayers while travelling, so I thought I would write a little post to give an overview that covers most scenarios. Hopefully this will make things a lot clearer than what is found in technical legal works…
Q: Is it okay to drink grape juice in Islam?
Q: Is Ethanol najis? If a product contains ethanol and something comes in contact with it, does it need to be purified? Is it permissible to consume products that contain ethanol in their ingredients?
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