Athaan in the baby's ears should be as soon as the baby has been bathed. If there is no male present, the mother herself should recite the Athaan and Iqaamah in the baby's ears.
The Majlis Vol 21 No 12, p.3
It is the Waajib duty of parents to ensure that their children do not associate with company. In the present age of moral depravity there are no good companions for children. It is…
The Majlis Vol 22 No 01, p.2
No, the money of naabaaligh children may not be used for taking them for Umrah or anywhere else.
The Majlis Vol 22 No 01, p.2
When parents buy clothes for their children, they should make niyyat of loaning the garments to them. The clothes will then remain the property of the parents who can do with it as…
The Majlis Vol 22 No 02, p.2
The closest male Asbaat are responsible for the maintenance of the abandoned children. They are the paternal grandfather, paternal uncles, etc. If there are no Asbaat or the Asbaat…
The Majlis Vol 22 No 02, p.4
If the baby was born on Wednesday, then the 7th day will be Tuesday which is the day for Aqeeqah.
The Majlis Vol 22 No 02, p.4
Since Dhiraar was the name of a Sahaabi, and Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) upheld its validity, it is permissible to keep this name. In the context of this…
The Majlis Vol 22 No 03, p.2
If the social security gives the money specifically for the children, then you have to use it only for them. The money will be an amaanat in your possession.
The Majlis Vol 22 No 03, p.4
The weight of the baby's hair in either gold or silver, if affordable, should be given as Sadqah to the poor. The weight is extremely little, hence in this age, the value of the…
The Majlis Vol 22 No 03, p.4
If the toys and clothes were given into the ownership of the child, and not as a loan, then you have to buy them for a fair price and keep the money in trust for the child or spend…
The Majlis Vol 22 No 04, p.2
The mother is responsible for her illegitimate child. The man who fathered the child is not the legal father in terms of the Shariah and he has no legal obligation to the child.
The Majlis Vol 22 No 04, p.3
Yes, it is permissible to slaughter the two Aqeeqah sheep in different places on the same day.
The Majlis Vol 22 No 04, p.4
According to the Shariah, the father has the right of custody of the child. The woman who became a murtad has no right of custody.
The Majlis Vol 22 No 04, p.4
When making gifts, then it is necessary to make equal gifts to one's children. But this equality does not apply to the basic needs of children. For example, one child is in need of…
The Majlis Vol 22 No 06, p.5
The Shariah prohibits a male from teaching girls from the age of 7 years. Since the parents of the sexually molested girls, not only violated this command, they in fact, ridiculed…
The Majlis Vol 22 No 07, p.5
Besides the issue of having to write exams during Ramadhaan, in general these schools have been established to undermine the Deen. Shaitaan has adorned these harmful institutions…
The Majlis Vol 22 No 08, p.2
It is permissible to keep names of the Malaaikah (Angels).
The Majlis Vol 22 No 12, p.12
The molvis have long ago killed off Maktab Ta'leem. The first culprits and hooligans in destroying the Ta'leemi system established by the Salafus Saaliheen are the molvis - the…
The Majlis Vol 23 No 01, p.5
As long as the child is born after expiry of six months from date of the Nikah, he/she will be legitimate and inherit in the father's estate.
The Majlis Vol 23 No 01, p.12
Firstly, the school you are attending is not an Islamic school in terms of the Shariah. It is a non-Muslim school - a kuffaar school – a shaitaani school. Calling it 'Islamic' does…
The Majlis Vol 23 No 01, p.5