Imam al-Sadiq (AS) said, 'Generosity is one of the noble traits possessed by prophets. It is the pillar of belief, such that only a true believer will be generous, as well as one who possesses great certainty and high aspiration, for generosity is a gleam from the light of certainty, and the one who knows what he wants finds it easy to give away.

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Question ID  4751  -  Non Muslims Q&A -  2019-06-30 18:15:01
Salam, Can we take milk from a Hindu Milkman for consumption. As earlier we are not aware of t His faith Lately we got to know . Plz help shall we keep taking milk form him or not. Can milk be tahir if we boil it
 
Answer:-  If any food or drink is touched by Mushrik with wetness, it becomes Najis.
If milk is Najis, boiling it will not make it Taahir.
Wassalam
Mohammad Al-Musawi

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Question ID  4750  -  Non Muslims Q&A -  2019-06-30 16:00:02
Salam alakium How is that a kafir is to be considered najis even though Imam Ali (as) said: A person is either your brother in faith, or your equal in humanity. It does not make any sense to say that a person who has never ever in his or her life been exposed to islam or expressed any hate toward Allah nor the prophets and the Imams (as) to be considered a kafir. How can one say that such person is najis even though they might be better in character than a person who is a Muslim? Are they seriously to be compared to alcohol and dogs? What is this logic? I have read this verse for the justification of a kafir being najis: O you who believe the idolaters are unclean, so they shall not approach the Sacred Mosque after this year And if you fear poverty then God will enrich you out of His grace if He pleases Surely God is Knowing, Wise. (9:28) From my point of view it does not make any justification for them to be considered najis even though I am not a scholar. Where does it say they are physical najis? How did Sayyed Sistani (may Allah prolong his life) come to this conclusion? I find it really really hard to believe. I have read this article for clarification but it does not still convince me: https://www.islamquest.net/en/archive/question/fa3260 I know that the sunnis does not consider kafirs physical najis. I also read that Ayatollah Yusuf Saanei, the late Sayyed Fadlullah and Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati had different view regarding kafir people. Is it possible to follow another marja on this particular issue? Wa salam alakium
 
Answer:-  1. Those who do not know about Islam will not be punished in the Day of Judgement but will be tested there and judged according to their response.
2. Sunni scholars have different opinions on this matter and other matters (See Bidayat Al-Mujtahid by Ibn Roshd), but their opinions do not come from authentic Hadeeths nor from Ahlul Bayt(AS). If you are follower of Ahlul Bayt (AS), you are supposed to follow them, not others.
3. We have authentic evidence from the Prophet (SAWA) and Ahlul Bayt (AS) that the Mushrik is Najis. We must abide to this evidence whether you like it or not. Allah (SWT) knows much more that us and must surrender to His orders.
4. You must follow the verdict of the most learned scholar who is been accepted by the eminent scholars in the Hawza as the most learned.
Wassalam
Mohammad Al-Musawi


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Question ID  4685  -  Non Muslims Q&A -  2019-04-30 23:00:01
Salam alakium To follow up on Question ID 4683 In some cases I will have to request the court that the counterparty shall pay the fee with interest because of a breach in the contract. The request to pay with interest is seen as a normal procedure as it is the right of the client. Hope that was clear enough. Wa salam
 
Answer:-  Demanding interest on any outstanding amount due to delay is not permitted in Sharia.
You can ask for damages if you or your client have suffered a damage.
Wassalam
Mohammad Al-Musawi
 
Question ID  4683  -  Non Muslims Q&A -  2019-04-29 19:45:01
Salam alakium I work in a law firm which is owned by a non Muslim in Europe. When I take cases for people or companies I will have to win the cases and sometimes for example request interest for the loss for the client. Is this permissible for me as the lawyer for the company or the firm. This is something all law firms do and it would as it is the right for the company. Wa Salam
 
Answer:-  Wa Alaykum Assalam wr wb
Please explain your question clearly. What is the meaning of (sometimes for example request interest for the loss for the client)
 
Question ID  4366  -  Non Muslims Q&A -  2018-08-28 22:45:01
Salam alakium I am a follower of Sayyed Sistani (may Allah prolong his life). I have read that a kafir is najis according to Sayyed Sistani. I have a big problem with this, as my hands are constantly wet. I want to go to visit many asian countries in the future but I am afraid to make everything najis because I can not wash my hands every time I am at a meeting or work with someone. What do I do? Do I regard the people tahir as long as I don´t know their faith? Statistically it will be hard to find anyone who are from ahlul kitab there. What if I want to eat at their resturants. Can I just go there and eat without asking if they touched it with their wet hands?? Please helm me out.
 
Answer:-  Wa Alaykum Assalam wr wb
If you are sure that your hands became Najis, you don’t need to wash them immediately, but only before Wuzu or Namaz.
If you are sure that the food is Najis, you will not be allowed to eat it.
Wassalam
Mohammad Al-Musawi
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