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If a person dies because of driving too fast, is he regarded as having committed suicide?IslamQA2 December 2006
Ruling on one who kills another in self-defence and dies – does he have to pay blood-money or offer expiation?IslamQA1 December 2006
A mother gave her young daughter from a (kaz) vessel to drink and she died; is there anything upon the mother?IslamQA24 November 2006
A child ran out suddenly in front of the driver and he hit himIslamQA12 November 2006
She claimed that she was pregnant with a child from him and had an abortion, and he paid the expensesIslamQA12 November 2006
A woman who killed her son without awarenessIslamweb12 October 2006
The doctors aborted the foetus without her knowledge, out of fear for her lifeIslamQA2 September 2006
Does one who dies due to excessive speeding count as a suicide?Islamweb27 July 2006
A person's defense of himselfIslamweb27 April 2006
The blood of one who attacks unlawfully is wasted (unrecompensed)Islamweb2 April 2006
Scholars' positions on a one-eyed man who deliberately gouges out the eye of a person who has two good eyesIslamweb7 March 2006
Can they take the diyah (blood money) for the deceased loved one from the insurance company?IslamQA10 January 2006
Should the killer be detained until the minor reaches adulthood?Islamweb27 December 2005
She did not have any milk in her breasts so she fed her baby girl butter and she diedIslamQA23 November 2005
They became Muslim after they got divorced and they have a daughter. What are the rights of both of them?IslamQA20 November 2005
The ruling on individuals carrying out retaliation (qisas) against offendersIslamweb3 October 2005
Conditions for the sanctity of a Muslim's bloodIslamweb26 September 2005
She covered her child with a thick blanket and he diedIslamQA16 August 2005
In the event of manslaughter, the diyah is required from the killer’s family and expiation is required from the killerIslamQA14 August 2005
Aggression and retaliation in kind... the permissible and the forbiddenIslamweb11 January 2005