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Etiquette, Morals and Heart-Softeners
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Pedagogy education and upbringing
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Medicine and medical treatments
Is it permissible to have the teeth whitened by a dentist?
SaveIs it permissible for a Muslim to donate his body for medical research after he dies?
SaveIs Botox Haram?
It is permissible to use botox if it is free from harm, because Prophet Muhammad said: “There should be neither harm nor reciprocating harm.”SaveThere is nothing wrong with laser surgery on the eye to correct weak vision
SaveRepenting from Drug Addictions
SaveIs Corneas Donation Allowed in Islam?
It is permissible to remove the corneas from a person after his death has been confirmed, and to implant them in the eye of a Muslim person who needs them, if it is thought most likely that the operation will be successful, and so long as the next of kin (of the deceased) do not object.SaveHow should a person who has put medicinal creams on his face do wudoo’?
SaveTouching the ‘awrah of a sick person and touching blood
SaveIdentifying the gender of the foetus in order to choose a male because of a hereditary disease that affects females
SaveRuling on giving infertile women fertility drugs so that they can get pregnant
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