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Muslim Marriage Contract Question: What is the law of contract marriage? Answer: preliminary A man's sexual desire (lust) is a natural thing, that is a natural thing that has been established by God to humans (See QS Ali ‘Imran [3]: 14). It's just that, humans need to pay attention and be careful how they channel sexual desire. Because humans are given a choice in the form of two paths by Allah SWT, namely the path that is lawful and the way that is haram (See QS Al Balad [90]: 10; QS ِ Ash Sham [91]: 8). The lawful way is through a legal marriage between a man and a woman. This is the only legitimate way according to Islamic sharia and blessed by Allah for a man to channel his sexual lust to a woman. On the other hand, an unclean road is a path that deviates from Islamic sharia and is not blessed by Allah. There are many kinds of bad paths, such as adultery, lesbianism, and homosexuality. One form of adultery that is quite widespread today is what is called the...

Alcohol in Islam - Law and its danger Alcohol Law When in the past, there was no known name for alcohol, but for something intoxicating called khamar. Khamar is the result of the feeling of grapes or the like to be processed into intoxicating liquor. Khamar is something intoxicating, makes someone lose, and comes out of consciousness. Everything intoxicating is prohibited by Allah SWT, as His word means; "They ask you about khamar and gambling. Say to both that there is a great sin and some benefits for humans. But the sin is greater than its benefits. "(Q. S. Al-Baqarah: 219). Alcohol is a general term used to refer to an organic compound that has a hydroxyl (-OH) group attached to a carbon atom which itself is also bound to another hydrogen (H) or carbon (C) atom. Alcohol consists of many groups, the most simple and often used is methanol and ethanol. The Prophet Muhammad said, which means: "Alcohol is the mother of all evil and this is the most shameful c...

Law of Divorce in Islam and its Proposal In a married relationship, we surely expect a lasting, happy relationship and continue together until death separates. Problems in married life certainly exist. However, as a married couple who have committed themselves before God, they must try to solve all household problems together. Unfortunately, today more and more married couples feel that their problems will not be resolved except by divorce. Divorce or talak is termination of the relationship between husband and wife from a legal marriage relationship according to the rules of Islam and the state. Divorce is considered the last way a married couple can take to solve a problem that they might have. Even though it does not rule out the possibility that the divorce decision they take will bring the next problem, especially in relation to child custody. Therefore, we should try as much as possible to prevent this divorce. Definition of Divorce According to the Islamic Shari'a,...

It is not doubtful as a Muslim that Zamzam water contains blessings. Narrated from Ibn ‘Abbas radhiyallahu‘ anhuma, the Prophet sallallaahu ‘alaihi wa sallam said, خير ماء على وجه الأرض ماء زمزم فيه طعام من الطعم وشفاء من السقم "The best water in all the face of the earth is Zamzam water. In it there is food (which arouses) the taste and cure of various diseases. "(Narrated by Ath-Thabrani in Al-Mu'jam Al-Kabir no. 11167. See Ash-Shahihah no. 1056.) It was also narrated from a friend of Abu Dzar radhiyallahu ‘anhu, the Prophet sallallaahu‘ alaihi wa sallam said, إِنَّهَا مُبَارَكَةٌ ، إِنَّهَا طَعَامُ طُعْمٍ وَشِفَاءُ سُقْمٍ "Indeed zamzam water is blessed water, food (which arouses) taste, and medicine for various diseases." (Narrated by Ath-Thabrani in Al-Mu'jam Ash-Shaghir no. 295) From Jabir bin ‘Abdillah radhiyallahu‘ anhu, the Prophet sallallaahu ‘alaihi wa sallam said, مَاءُ زَمْزَمَ ، لِمَا شُرِبَ لَهُ "Zamzam water is in accorda...

Every prohibition and rule of God in Islamic teachings is certainly not just to avoid acts that are personal in nature. The rules and prohibitions that God gives always affect individuals and social as evidence that there are many functions of faith in Allah SWT. For those who violate it, the loss is in themselves and also the impact on the people around them. "O ye who believe, do not eat usury multiplied, and ask your trust in Allah that you may have good fortune." (Surah Ali-Imran: 130) In Islamic teachings, what Allah conveyed through the above verse shows that usury is prohibited. In Islam, behavior and perpetrators of usury are acts of crime that Allah will curse both in his life in the world and in the hereafter. Usury is often related to bank interest or the addition of loan repayments. Included in this (wealth in Islam) usury is a regulated part of Islamic fiqh. This is also conveyed by the Prophet Muhammad in a hadith, "the Messenger of Allah cursed (co...

As Muslims, we are obliged to carry out the Islamic Shariah as a whole. Allah SWT said in the letter An Nisa 'verse 65 which means, "So for the sake of your Rabb, they (in essence) are not believers until they make you a judge of the case they are disputing, then they don't object in their hearts to the verdict that you gave, and they accept it completely." (QS. An Nisa ': 65). The verse states that for anyone who fully accepts the law brought by the Prophet sallallaahu aih alaihi wasallam in each of their affairs they are said to be believers. Therefore, Muslims should not neglect, let alone reject the sharia of Islam in every aspect of life. However, we also cannot deny that there are not a few Muslims who reject the application of sharia law. The reasons also vary and this also has various legal consequences. The following are reasons for the rejection of sharia law and the accompanying legal consequences. Refuse sharia law because it has the beli...

The Law of Origin of Worship, Haram Until There Is a Proposition . Some people argued that when a worship which had no argument was contradicted, "Can we worship, why is it forbidden?" Actually people who put forward this kind of understanding do not understand the method outlined by the scholars that the law of the practice of worship is haram until the existence of the argument. In contrast to worldly matters (such as cellphones, FB, internet), the original law may be until there is a prohibited argument. So, these two methods must not be confused. So for those who make a practice without guidance, we can ask, "Where is the argument that commands?" . There is a fiqh method which is quite good among the scholars, . الأصل في العبادات التحريم . "The law of worship is haram (until there is a argument)." . Our teacher, Shaykh Sa'ad ibn Nashir Asy Syatsri - may Allah preserve and bless his age - say, "(With the above method) it is not permissible for ...