A religious clarification explains whether fasting six days of Shawwal can be performed in another month with reward.

A detailed clarification on whether financially able Muslims are sinful if they do not perform the sacrifice.

A spiritual insight into the importance of remembrance and its impact on inner peace, along with its religious ruling.

A clear religious opinion explains the ruling on depositing money in banks, savings accounts, and investment certificates.

A new religious opinion clarifies whether a coworker with insufficient income can receive zakat and under what conditions.

Secret charity is considered one of the highest forms of worship in Islam due to its sincerity and purity of intention, with profound spiritual and worldly benefits highlighted in the Qur’an and Sunnah

Questions arise about whether a woman in the state of ihram can wear a niqab during Hajj or Umrah, and what the consequences are if she does so. Egyptian Dar al-Ifta clarifies the detailed ruling and scholarly opinions

Dhul-Qi’dah is one of the sacred months in Islam, carrying historical and spiritual meanings that reflect peace, stability, and preparation for the pilgrimage season.

As Dhul-Qi’dah 2026 begins, many wonder whether the opportunity to fast the six days of Shawwal has passed, or if there is still room to gain its reward.

Dr. Ali Gomaa emphasized that true self-awareness is the starting point for understanding human existence and one’s relationship with God, explaining that recognizing human weakness leads to realizing divine perfection.

Dar Al-Ifta explains the ruling on whether a woman experiencing istihaadah (irregular bleeding) must renew her ablution for each prayer or if one wudu is sufficient.

An important clarification from Dar Al-Ifta regarding fasting the six days of Shawwal after its end and whether they can be made up in Dhu al-Qi’dah for those who missed them.