D&D Theology's "Ask About Islam" Thread Mk. IV

Thank You.

Also, is oral sex allowed or is it haram?

loooooool bit young aren't we?

Different views.... some allow it as its considered part of foreplay.......others say ok with conditions, stuff to do with fluids, etc.
Others says not allowed or should be avoided.

urm...unsure. Anal is a definite no no. Oral may be seen as discouraged (issues with the ejaculate/possible demoralising feeling of the woman). I think the general view may be that it is makrooh.

The following link should be useful inshaAllah:
http://www.fatwa.org.za/documents/sex/Oral%20Sex%20fatwa.htm

Lol went on a biology trip and had no answers when people asked whether this was allowed in Islam =p



Thanks again

What would you say to those who say Islam (as well as other religions) is going against our basic biology i.e. to procreate? Many young Muslims are passing by their 20s and the peaks of their fertility because they can't get married and by the time they get married their fertility level are not as high leaving them with a few opportunities to procreate successfully or worse.

What would you say to those who say Islam (as well as other religions) is going against our basic biology i.e. to procreate? Many young Muslims are passing by their 20s and the peaks of their fertility simply because they can't get married and by the time they get married their fertility level are not as high leaving them with a few opportunities to procreate successfully or worse.

Since it is the case that a Muslim man according to Islamic law can marrying someone from Ahal Al-Kitab it is mubah(permissible) to marry a woman who converted to Reform/Conservative/Liberal Judaism seeing as that such gerutdone by these movements are considered to be pasual(invalid) according to Orthodox Judaism the women will not be considered to be a Yahudi therefore can Nikah be done with such a woman??

I'm not sure, but for anyone that feels able to answer the question, could you please clarify the following:

what was her religion before the conversion?
Has she converted to Judaism?

well any religion
well she has but a form of Judaism that is not considered valid according to Orthodox Judaism

With regards to the sect of Judaism, I'd assume the essential criteria are that she must believe in God and his revelation through one of His prophets, and not commit shirk. But as I said, I'm hoping someone else will give you more informed answer than myself.

The issue is with this Reform Judaism to my best of my understanding does not believe the Tawart given to Musa as KalimatAllah as in Orthodox Judaism which believes it to be so

Would accompanying a friend, who is going to drink, in a bar/pub be haram?
Would buying a non-Muslim friend haram meat e.g. like bacon, be haram?

Thanks.

A question from me

What are the formal views (ijma) of the exact age of A'isha رضي الله عنها at the time of her marriage? The matter has great significance to the transmission of the ahadeeth by Hisham ibn Urwah (apparently the only transmitter of them), but was the transmission when he was in Kufa, suffering from memory loss? I saw someone post the following link, which is less vague than others I have seen in that it gives references http://muslimsanswerback1.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/ayeshas-age-of-marriage-to-prophet.html

Of course, the marriage was no doubt legitimate, but I just wonder for factual reasons what the exact age was by view of the scholars. References would be appreciated.

The issue is with this Reform Judaism to my best of my understanding does not believe the Tawart given to Musa as KalimatAllah as in Orthodox Judaism which believes it to be so

Would accompanying a friend, who is going to drink, in a bar/pub be haram?
Would buying a non-Muslim friend haram meat e.g. like bacon, be haram?

Thanks.

Speaking in general, it's quite amazing how the great Muhaditheen in our 1400+ year history, who had memorized millions of hadith, with their celebrated analytical and critical thinking abilities in differentiating the authentic from the unauthentic, that not one of them was able to find out this "mathematical" inconsistency with Aisha's(رضّى الله عنها) age....

Here's a refutation to all (if not most) of those false claims in the link. Let me know if its missed an argument out.

I'd also recommend you watch this;

[video="youtube;hE_zypf8DAU"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hE_zypf8DAU[/video]

It's just modernists being intellectually dishonest, a trait shared with Islamophobes.

Hey guys!

I would like to ask a question: does watching tv 'break' your wudhu? I have heard mixed opinions on this matter as the tv wasn't invented in the prophets(PBUH) time.


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