Islam

Yes, in some religious beliefs and mythologies, angels are believed to have the ability to take on human form.

There is no scientific evidence to suggest that animals can see angels.

There is no scientific evidence to support the idea that dead people can see us from the afterlife. Beliefs about this vary among different cultures and religions.

No, dua cannot change one's qadr, which refers to predestination or fate in Islamic belief.

Yes, hijabis can wear pants as part of their everyday attire.

There is no scientific evidence to suggest that sharing a bad dream with someone can increase the likelihood of it coming true. Dreams are a product of our subconscious mind and sharing them with others is unlikely to impact their outcome in reality.

There is no scientific evidence to suggest that the dead can see the living. This belief is often based on personal or cultural beliefs rather than empirical evidence.

Yes, you can talk to your girlfriend during Ramadan, but it is important to be respectful of the religious observances and customs during this holy month.

It is generally not recommended to engage in physical intimacy, including touching your wife's breast, during fasting as it may break the spiritual focus and discipline of the fast. It is important to respect the sanctity of the fasting period and adhere to the guidelines set by your religious beliefs.

Yes, Muslim men are allowed to shave according to Islamic teachings, as long as it is done in moderation and does not lead to imitating non-believers or altering one's appearance in a way that goes against Islamic principles.

In Islamic teachings, it is generally discouraged for Muslims to curse others. Islam emphasizes the importance of kindness, forgiveness, and avoiding harm to others. Cursing is seen as harmful and goes against the principles of Islam.

According to Islamic teachings, sexual activity before marriage is not allowed for Muslims.

Yes, Muslims can maintain friendships with individuals who do not share their religious beliefs. Islam encourages peaceful coexistence and respect for others, regardless of their faith.

Yes, Muslims can read the Bible and gain insights from it for their own spiritual growth and understanding.

Yes, a Muslim can become a Freemason, as long as they meet the membership requirements of the specific Freemason lodge they wish to join.

Yes, a family can be believed to be cursed, leading to negative events or patterns. Potential consequences may include ongoing misfortune or strife. Ways to break the curse may involve seeking spiritual guidance, performing rituals, or focusing on positive energy and intentions.

To eat mindfully and with gratitude, start by saying "Bismillah" before eating to express thanks. Focus on each bite, savoring the flavors and textures. Avoid distractions like phones or TV. Reflect on where the food came from and the effort put into preparing it. Give thanks after finishing your meal.

Yes, you can convert to Islam even if you have tattoos. Islam does not prohibit individuals with tattoos from converting to the faith.

Yes, it is permissible to make dua (supplication) while on your period in Islam.

No, it is not permissible to pray Fajr before its designated time due to work commitments.

Yes, you can pray at any time, including before the designated prayer time.

Yes, you can pray without a prayer mat. It is not a requirement in Islam to use a prayer mat for prayer.

Smoking while fasting can break your fast because it involves consuming substances into your body. It is generally advised to avoid smoking during fasting to fully benefit from the spiritual and health aspects of fasting.

No, it is not allowed to look at the answer key during the exam.

Circumcision is typically recommended for male infants within the first few days of life.