Mustafa Khattab – Answering Students Questions
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So I still can't hear that well.
So,
I'll try my best to answer your questions
today and tomorrow. I know you, have a
lot of questions.
So someone has a good question that has
not been asked before in the last, few
months or the last year. So, you can
ask inshallah. So,
the plan is to pick 1 brother and
one sister
and one brother and one sister.
Yes. We would like to start.
Brother.
Very good question. Okay. Okay. We'll begin with
the sister.
I can't hear anything. Uh-huh. So you don't
have, any of your
Well, all the Alama agree that, whatever you
condition, you can read Quran from memory.
And you can read Quran from your cell
phone or iPad.
The issue
is when you need to touch the Quran,
if the person doesn't have wudu or they
have the time of the month,
then,
so again, they can wear gloves or they
can use some. The safest way and the
easiest way is just use a cell phone
or your computer or iPad, and this is
the easiest way.
Otherwise, you have a difference of opinion. Of
course,
for education
purposes so this is in regards to if
you would like to read Quran because you
love to read Quran. But if you have
to read
and touch the book because you have exams
or for educational purposes, you have to study
in the classroom,
These scholars are lenient, and the ruling is
flexible.
Right? Because otherwise, it it will become difficult
for a lot of, sisters, special assistants.
We'll take a brother.
If you if you are supposed to give
the above for your ringtone,
for it,
how about if you have, if you have
a hand check hand, or if you
ask me, do you still have to use
your ringtone?
Well,
Well, the brother is asking if you
you are supposed to use your right hand
to give salafah, but what if you can't
use your right hand? Like it's broken or
something can use your left hand? Yes, you
can.
There's a story of Umar ibn Khattab
and
it was a Walima or something and
uh-uh he saw a man one of the
Sahaba
and he was eating with his left hand.
So Amal was not happy and he came
to him and he said okay,
why don't you use your right hand?
He said my right hand is busy.
He saw his hand like nothing wrong with
his hand
So he said okay why don't you use
your right hand? He said my hand is
busy.
It turned out that he was
in
a in a battle and he was defending
the place and his arm was hurt and
he can't use it anymore. So this one
he had to use his left hand, you
know.
So in Islam, if you are not able
to
do something the right way,
then the other way is acceptable.
Right? Like if you cannot pray standing up,
then you can sit down. It's it's acceptable
because this is the best you can do.
Right?
What? Question from here? Yeah. I'll take this
system here.
Well,
technically, if you make wudu, then you put
the nail polish, and you pray, your salah
is acceptable.
This is not the problem. The problem is,
with the next salah, if you need to
make wudu,
then you need to take off the nail
polish.
Unless, I heard
there's a new product,
they call it halal nail polish,
which is not water
which is not oil based
so basically it does not stop the water
from reaching your nails
and I think the safest way is to
use henna henna is acceptable anyway so you
can use henna for nail nail polish or
something that doesn't prevent the water from touching
the nails.
I will take, this guy in the back.
We're coming this way,
Yes. Does the girl have to wear a
hijab when she's bald? I can't hear anything.
Does the girl have to wear a hijab
if she if she doesn't have any hair
when she's pregnant?
She's not 11 years old? Oh, no. She's
not if if she doesn't have any hair.
If this is fine, she can't do. If
she doesn't have any hair. If she's fine,
she can't do. If she doesn't have any
hair. If she's fine, she can't do. If
she doesn't
I I heard this other question like,
in the books of faith, they said when
you wash your face,
you start from here where the hair starts,
and you wash all this area.
So one guy was asking, what if I
don't have any hair over here?
So the Sheykh said, then you wash your
face like this.
Right?
I don't know, like,
I don't know.
What do you mean? Like, if someone is
sick and she doesn't have hair? Is that
what you mean? Or is she No. When
she's pregnant, does she have to wear a
hijab? Like, if if she has cancer, for
example, and she's using, like, chemotherapy and she
lost all her hair? Yeah.
Technically, she should.
Because it's not it's not only the hair,
it's
it's part of the aura, like the heads
and the neck. You feel a man hid?
Why would you ask him? Yeah.
So I think she should just cover
cover up the best she can. Isha'amat.
Okay.
Check,
my sister.
This sister is new. Right? Yes.
You never asked before.
For k.
If someone is bleeding, say say for example
it happens, you have wudu, you are coming
to the Musallah, there is a nail on
the wall or something, or you hit the
door, and you start to bleed.
There's a difference of opinion among
the scholars. Some say you should, some say
you shouldn't.
I think Wallowa Arab, the chosen opinion
is you shouldn't. You don't have to. You
can if you want, but you don't have
to.
There are different,
different, proofs in authentic Hadith.
Like, say for example, in the
in the battle of Uhr,
when some of the Sahaba were wounded when
they were defending the Prophet
in salah,
they were bleeding when they are standing in
salah, and they continued their salah.
When Umar
was stabbed,
Omar Khattab, he was standing, he was the
imam,
and someone stabbed him, and he was bleeding,
and he continued until he lost his consciousness.
But, so, technically,
if there's a bleeding, then technically you can
continue your salah or start the salah.
If you want to make ulu, that's up
to you.
Especially if it's coming from the gums. Some
people have issues in their gums.
They bleed all the time. I used to
have this issue a long time ago, until
I started to use the, you know, the
toothbrush and
the toothpaste and toothbrush.
So at some point, it stopped.
So if someone's guns bleed all the time,
there's nothing you can do, because sometimes it
happens inside the salah itself.
And if we if we if we make
it,
fast on you to always go and make
wudu, it it will become very difficult for
a lot of people.
And Islam's,
purpose is to make your life easy, not
difficult.
Another question from,
this guy.
This guy. No. No. No. This guy.
Justin.
Yeah, so the point is the Prophet
always liked to,
to stay clean and nice, so he was
using the Mi Swak to clean his feet.
That was the whole point. Even when he
was fasting in the balayd.
We'll take, sister.
Yeah. This sister.
Yes.
Like what?
They always have Hijab during the worship, you
know, so
You can figure something out. Maybe you can
borrow 1.
Yeah. I'm I'm sure you can figure something
out, inshaAllah.
Plus if
plus,
I don't I don't want to say this,
but
technically
technically
the sisters are not obligated to pray in
the masih
So they don't have to pray in the
masih if they don't want to If they
want, they will get the reward If they
pray at home, they will get the reward
Alhamdulillah So either way, you will get the
reward so you don't have to wear too
much about this situation, inshaAllah.
Another question,
from this guy?
This guy. Yeah.
Sometimes it happens that someone,
you have a situation that someone,
like, loses or consciousness, they faints,
in the salah.
So if you think
if you think that there's something serious going
on or something is wrong with the guy
and
and you need to save his life, then
you stop your salah, go save his life.
And as I mentioned maybe 2 times ago,
if there is a fire next to the
masjid, like the house next door to the
masjid is on fire, everyone in the masjid
including the iman Zohul JAMA' they have to
stop the salah, go save one's life or
put the fire,
out and come back to continue their salah,
to do the salah again. But if inside
the salah there is 1 guy who fell
down or someone, and he can save them,
he can stop your salah and save them.
And there are some videos on YouTube, someone
is praying and they die in salah or
they fall down. So maybe 1 guy or
2 guys again.
But if the person is asleep and they
are snoring,
I don't know. I just
I don't know.
One last question, what's the system here?
So if I heard correctly, if someone lost
their memory,
do they have to pray?
Okay. So the sister is asking if someone
posted memory
or someone,
is very old and they have amnesia and
they start to forget.
What happened in the past is already written.
Right?
So,
what matters now is what comes in the
future.
Because if they don't remember Tazaha, if they
don't remember Quran, if they don't know how
to make salah, in this case, Islam makes
it easier for them.
Basically the obligations
are waived from them.
I think I gave the example of a
man who came to the Prophet
very old, very old,
and he took shahal
and the Prophet
it's an authentic hadith and the Prophet SAW
Alaihi Wasallam was explaining to him how to
make salah.
He tried to teach him
The man couldn't remember anything because he was
very old. So the Prophet told him, this
is how you pray. When you stand in
salah and say, SubhanAllah,
Alhamdulillah, Wa la ilaha illallah, Wa Allahu Akbar.
You made it very easy for him. So
again, if someone has amnesia, what happened in
the past, halas, it is written.
But what happens in the future is they
try to make
as best as they can. If they can't,
Because Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala, one of the
requirements
for
for is for the person to be sane
and
for his mind to be present, to be
able to understand what they are doing.
Otherwise, they don't have to do anything.
Allahu Akbar. Allahu Akbar. See you tomorrow, insha
Allah. I'll take the rest of the questions
tomorrow. Every week. Because I have a