Ahkam (Islamic laws):

The Use of Insect-Based Pigments in Foodstuff

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Picking Up Lost Items off the Ground

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Making Use of a Mosque’s Yard

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Harboring but not expressing mistrust of a brother-in-faith

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

To purify a carpet using kurr water

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Khums on household items

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

The Criteria for Ḥalāl Music

Any music which is lahwī and deviating people from the way of Allah which is suitable for gatherings of merry making is harām whether it is classic or not.

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Necessity of Taqlīd

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

To skip the second surah for fear of missing prayer

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Gelatin

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

The Contingence of Marriage to an Intellectually Mature Virgin

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

To Make Wuḍū’ with a Dried Wound

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Membership Fee and Commission Paid by Members of a Home-Operated

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Penalty Clause

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Paying for a Product in Installments

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Delegating to a Baker the Payment of kaffārah to the Poor

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Blood Money for Aborting a Fetus

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Eating the shell-bearing marine animals

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Associating with a Believer Who Neglects to Perform His Canonic

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Using a Bank-Provided Financial Aid for Other than the Specified

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Spending Khums to Renovate Mosque

Ahkam (Islamic laws)

Printing Sacred Words on Articles of Clothing

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Repaying Borrowed Gold

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

How to Say a Paid Prayer

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Being Splashed with Liquids That May Be Canonically Impure

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Performing One Ablution of Ghusl in place of Several

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

To Use Others' Property Left in a Dormitory

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

What is “the right of passenger”, what are its conditions?

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

The will of the deceased is enforceable in only one third of the entire estate

Ahkam (Islamic laws):

Is leaving a will obligatory?