It is not permissible to have a non-Muslim to teach your children even at home. The kufr and spiritual rijs and najaasat of his/ her kufr will have a detrimental athar (effect) on…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 01, p.4
If the physical signs of buloogh (puberty) have not occurred, then the age of buloogh is 15 for both girls and boys.
The Majlis Vol 24 No 01, p.4
The identity of an adopted child may not be concealed from him/her. As the child grows in understanding, he/she must be made aware of his/her true parents. It is not permissible to…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 02, p.3
Children who are disobedient to their parents or who neglect their parents, are under the curse of Allah Ta'ala and His Malaaikah. The special curses of Jibraeel (Alayhis salaam),…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 07, p.3
While it is permissible to adopt children, it entails considerable responsibility and brings in its wake practical difficulties. If the child is a girl, then even before she…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 08, p.3
Kissing even one's own children on the lips is not part of Islamic culture. It is a western practice. Kiss the children on their foreheads. It is not permissible. The prohibition…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 10, p.3
Make dua for pious children. Follow the Shariah. Abstain from sin and futility in all forms. Then, Insha-Allah, one will have pious children. Rasulullah (Sallallahu alayhi…
The Majlis Vol 25 No 04, p.4
Nike clothing and all clothing with kuffaar logos are haraam for even children.
The Majlis Vol 25 No 05, p.5
Doctors are part of the Satanist western cult of life, hence they recommend what shaitaan whispers to them. Since the advent of Insaan on earth, babies were bathed immediately…
The Majlis Vol 25 No 06, p.4
It is never permissible to teach Hifz to a boy who shaves his beard. In fact, the teacher will be guilty of a major sin for desecrating the Qur'aan Majeed in this callous and…
The Majlis Vol 25 No 08, p.2
Board games are haraam. The Akhlaaq of children should not be despoiled with haraam. These games are haraam with or without dice.
The Majlis Vol 25 No 08, p.3
Parents are responsible for the morals of their children even if the latter are adults and married. The responsibility begins from the day the child is born and endures throughout…
The Majlis Vol 25 No 08, p.4
In fact, it is not permissible to send your children to relatives who are not strict on the Deen. Refraining from sending the children does not mean that you are severing family…
The Majlis Vol 25 No 10, p.5
Since the shoes are labelled 'unisex' it will not be permissible to buy the shoes for your son even if you select black. Unisex garments and even shoes are haraam.
The Majlis Vol 26 No 01, p.5
It is not permissible for a Maulana to teach Hifz to a boy who shaves his beard or who openly violates any law of the Shariah.
The Majlis Vol 26 No 03, p.2
The mufti is indeed a jaahil. He gave the son the evil/haraam advice to obey the haraam instruction of his mother. It is haraam for the son to obey the haraam instruction of his…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 03, p.2
If there is any real value for the items, then pay that amount. If there is no real value, then give an amount you think is reasonable. It is always advisable not to make the…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 03, p.2
Children are of different ages. A child of 3 years and a child of 7 years and a child of 10 years, etc. have to be handled differently. The first requisite is for the parents to be…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 06, p.2
Yes, it is permissible to name a child Jibraaeel, Israafeel and Izraaeel.
The Majlis Vol 26 No 06, p.12
The first requisite is for the parents to be pious so that their piety exercises a beneficial effect on the children. If parents are impious, they should then not expect discipline…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 07, p.5