- Gifting the Wife for Her Good Conduct: Islamic Perspective
- Shar’i Guidelines for Accepting and Returning Gifts in Islam
- Essential Islamic Conditions and Ethics of Gift Giving
- Ruling on Accepting Gifts Meant as Help Without Greed or Expectation
- Returning a Gift in Islam: Ruling and Etiquette Explained
- Gifting a Fiancée in Islam and Warning Against Bid‘ah Occasions
- Night Prayer After Witr: What If You Wake Up Again?
- Is Raising Hands in Witr Du‘ā’ Permissible? Authentic Ruling Explained
- Can a Woman Follow the Mosque Imam While Praying at Home?
- Abortion Based on Medical Prediction and the Sanctity of Life in Islam
- Is Abortion Allowed Due to the Risk of AIDS in the Fetus?
- Unlawful Abortion and Divorce from a Husband Living Un-Islamically
- Abortion Due to Fear of Poverty Is a Major Sin in Islam
- Ruling and Expiation for Abortion Due to Domestic Abuse in Islam
- Shar‘i Causes and Wisdom Behind the Permissibility of Divorce
- The ruling on visiting graves and seeking intercession through them
- How is it to go to soothsayers and astrologers?
- The ruling on washing with blood
- The order for the female students to stand up for the teacher
- Fatwa on not having children due to illness and financial difficulties
- The Virtue of Giving a Gift and Comparison with Charity
- “Beit al-Ta’ah” a clause of family law in Saudi Arabia
- The ruling regarding a woman who places this condition on the person giving the marriage proposal
- The incident of Thabit bin Qais رضي الله عنه
- Seeking khula due to the husband’s illness for a woman
- Not having children due to the husband’s defect
- A woman becomes sinful by living in marriage with a person who mocks the religion
- The command to seek the services of the one who performs Halala
- Husband’s cursing and insulting his wife
- The ruling on approaching a woman who has been given revocable divorce
- The ruling on a non-Muslim doctor treating a Muslim woman
- The ruling on shaking hands with strangers
