Canlı Fetvalar

Is it valid to wipe the head with only one hand during ablution?

A woman was divorced two days ago, and she is young. She inquires about the waiting period and whether she can go out of the house or not?

What is the ruling on being unable to perform the Fajr prayer most days due to fatigue, and making it up at nine o'clock, for example?

A woman whose mother is alone, her father passed away two weeks ago, and she wants to bring her mother to Turkey. Is that permissible?

What are the limits of wiping a woman's hair? Is it not sufficient, for example, to wipe the hairline next to the ear with more than three strands or from the back, so that we do not wet the beginning of the hair and make it look unkempt?

A woman whose husband has passed away has an appointment for a corneal transplant surgery, and she must stay overnight in the hospital. It is known that the cornea is obtained through direct donation from a donor, and she has been waiting for this appointment for three years. Is it permissible for her to undergo the surgery and stay overnight in the hospital?

It is a Sunnah of ablution to wipe the head and ears once, meaning that it has not been reported from the Messenger that he wiped the head and ears three times like the other body parts. Is this correct?

Does the amount of exemption mentioned in impurity have restrictions, or is it applicable to all places, times, and conditions?

We learned since childhood that ablution involves washing each limb three times, the head once, and in the lessons presented, you did not mention the ear, which is a pillar of ablution. Isn't wiping the ear one of the pillars of ablution?