Issue No. 2420- The money which is deposited by people as current account with banks has the form of an interest-free loan (qarzul hasanah) to banks in which they may withdraw their savings in the bank whenever they wish to. However, it would be haraam to lay down a condition for interest while depositing the money and in that case, the loan is void too and the bank does not have the right of disposal over it.
Issue No.447- If a woman becomes ḥā’iḍ while she is performing prayer, her prayer becomes void and she should discontinue it. However, if she doubts whether or not she has become ḥā’iḍ, her prayer remains correct.
Issue No.892- If a person who is offering prayer in a lying position (due to inability), can sit or stand for some parts of prayer he should sit or stand and perform those parts. Similarly, if oneoffering prayer in a sitting posture becomes capable of standing, he should offer, while standing, that part of the prayer which he can. However, he must stop reciting until his body becomes still.
Issue No. 1380- If a person who is fasting has a seminal discharge while sleeping during the day, it is better to perform ghusl immediately. However, if he does not perform ghusl, it will not harm his fast.
Issue No. 2106- If a man has sexual intercourse with his wife while fasting in the month of Ramadan or when she is in her menses, he has committed a sinful act, but if a child is conceived, it is legitimate.
Issue No. 1384- If a woman becomes pure of ḥayḍ or nifās after the fajr adhān, she cannot observe fast. Similarly, if she sees blood of ḥayḍ or nifās during the day, though just near the maghrib time.
Issue No. 1383- If a woman becomes pure of her ḥayḍ or nifās before the fajr adhān, and has no time to do ghusl, she should perform tayammum, and her fast will be correct. However, if she has no time to do ghusl or to perform tayammum, she should do ghusl later and her fast will be valid.
Issue No.889- If while offering prayer, one becomes unable to stand, he should sit down, and if he is unable to sit, he should lie down. However, until his body becomes steady, he should not utter anything.
Issue No.453- If a woman becomes ṭāhir at the end of the time for a certain prayer, even if there is enough time for performing only one rak‘at she must do ghusl and perform prayer as an obligatory precaution and if she does not do so, she must offer it as qaḍā.
Issue No. 129-Brewer's yeast which is used in medicine and is neither intoxicating nor liquid, is ṭāhir and Halal.
Issue No. 2154- If the husband of a woman has disappeared and then she comes to know that he has died [she is not sure of the exact time of death], the ‘iddah of death commences from the time the woman is informed about his death.
Issue No.741- If a person sees blood on his clothes and is certain that it is less than a dirham (which is almost equal to the upper joint of the forefinger), or it is the blood of a wound or an abscess which does not invalidate the prayer [1], and performs prayer in it and realizes later that the blood is more than a dirham or it is not the blood of a wound or an abscess, his prayer is correct.
