

Darul Iftaa ibn Masood is overseen by Mufti Mohammed Desai Saheb who is a graduate of Darul Uloom Azaadville. He served in the field of Iftaa for over ten years under the auspices of the senior Mufti of Azaadville, Mufti Muhammad Saeed Motara Saheb DB. He also spent many years in the company of Hadhrat Moulana Abdul Hamid Is’haq Saheb DB, Principal of Darul Uloom Azaadville and Khalifah of Hadhrat Hakim Akhtar Saheb DB.
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Gathering people to recite Surah Yaseen
Question:- What is the ruling of Shariah in regards to organizing a Yaseen Sharif Khatm for the deceased in the Masjid after a particular Salaah, where everyone sits and recites Surah Yaseen and thereafter Dua is made by the Imaam? Answer: Hafiz Suyuti Rahimahullah...
Embracing and greeting fellow Muslims immediately after the Eid Salaah
Question:- What is the ruling in regards to embracing and greeting fellow Muslim brothers immediately after the Eid Salaah? Answer:- The act of greeting and embracing fellow Muslim brothers immediately after the Eid Salaah is an innovation which is considered as...
Profit accrued from sale of a property purchased through an interest bearing loan
Question:- If someone buys a property or business on the basis of interest, will the increased value of the property/business also be Haraam? For example, a person took a loan of $100 000 to buy a property/business, and after two years it's now valued at $140 000. If...
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