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Delivering the Friday sermon in a language other than Arabic
Islamweb
31 March 2005
Prohibition on stepping over people who are sitting in the mosque on Friday
IslamQA
8 February 2005
Disagreement over the day of Arafah and Eid al-Adha
Islamweb
2 February 2005
The Prophet would not eat on the day of Eid al-Adha until he had prayed.
Islamweb
26 January 2005
Difference of language is not a justification for repeating the Eid prayer
Islamweb
7 December 2004
The permissibility of the eclipse prayer after Fajr and before sunrise
Islamweb
29 November 2004
One who missed the extra takbirs in the Eid prayer
Islamweb
28 November 2004
Legitimacy of supplication in the second sermon on Friday
Islamweb
17 November 2004
How does a woman pray Friday prayer at home, and must she perform ghusl?
Islamweb
2 November 2004
He missed Fajr prayer and found the congregation offering the eclipse prayer
IslamQA
1 November 2004
Eclipse prayer after dawn
IslamQA
31 October 2004
Accidentally Prayed in The Wrong Direction
IslamQA
8 September 2004
The preacher should not forbid anyone from praying the two rak'ahs of greeting the mosque
Islamweb
23 August 2004
Ruling on collecting donations after the khutbah has ended and before the prayer
Islamweb
28 June 2004
The prohibition of preoccupation and playing around during the khutbah
Islamweb
22 June 2004
It is recommended to make up the Eid prayer but not the khutbah
Islamweb
25 May 2004
Ruling on performing the eclipse prayers at home
Islamweb
13 May 2004
Eclipse prayer of two units with two prostrations is valid
Islamweb
11 May 2004
They work in an area where no people live; do they have to pray Jumu’ah?
IslamQA
7 April 2004
Collecting donations during the Friday sermon is vain talk
Islamweb
31 March 2004