Issue No. 1381- If a person wakes up in the month of Ramadan and after the fajr adhān, and realizes that he has had a seminal discharge, his fast is valid whether he may know that he had the discharge before the fajr adhān or after adhān, or he may doubt the situation.
Issue No.1090- If a person becomes certain before starting Precautionary Prayers, that the prayers he had offered had lesser Rak’ats (for example, instead of 4 Rak’ats he had offered 3 Rak’ats), if he has still not performed an act which would invalidate the prayers, he should complete those parts of the prayers that he had not performed, and as a precaution, also perform 2 Sajdatus Sahv for the extra Salam. And if he has performed an act which invalidates prayers, he should repeat the prayers.
Issue No. 1766- Usury is haraam, and it is of two kinds: 1 – usury in loan that will be explained, God willing, in the section dealing with loans, 2 – usury in transaction, and it means a quantity of a commodity sold by weight or measurement at a higher rate against the same commodity, like, selling 3 kgs of wheat for 3 1/2 kgs of wheat. In Islamic narrations, usury has been reproached a great deal; taking or giving usury is considered to be one of the major sins.
Issue No.539- It is not permissible to receive any payment for performing ghusl on the dead, but there is no problem in taking wages for preliminary requirements such as doing any cleaning and similar acts.
Issue No.841- It is mustaḥab to recite adhān and iqāmah before offering daily prayers, and it would be better not to abandon them, especially the iqāmah. However, they are not prescribed for Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha and other obligatory prayers and rather, the word “الصلاه” [1] should be recited three times with the intention of performing a desirable act for Allah (swt). It is also mustaḥab to recite the adhān [with the intention of achieving rewards and in order to seek the blessings of Allah for the child] in the right ear of a child and iqāmah in its left on the day it is born or before the umbilical cord is cut off.
Issue No.846- If a person enters a mosque and finds out that the congregational prayer has ended, the obligatory precaution is that he should not recite adhān or iqāmah for his own prayer so long as the rows have not broken up and the people have not dispersed, provided that adhān and iqāmah have been recited for the first congregational prayer.
Issue No.854- Adhān and iqāmah should not be recited if the time of prayer has not set in, and if they are recited, they will be void.
Issue No.860- If the adhān and iqāmah are recited in a rhythmical way [meaning: Musical method] which is suitable for gatherings of diversion and amusement, it is haram and void.
Issue No. 2033- If a person pronouncing the formula does not know the Arabic grammar but utters the words of the marriage contract correctly and also comprehends the meaning, his marriage will be valid.
Issue No.513- If a person is in the throes of death, it is good to recite by his side Surah al-Yasin, Surah al-Saffat, Surah al-Ahzab, Ayat al-Kursi and to recite as much out of the holy Qur"an as possible.
Issue No. 2034- If a woman is married out to a man without their permission, but later they consent to the marriage and give their permission, the marriage is in order.
Issue No. 1303- It is recommended to recite qunūt before the tenth rukū‘.
