Is it permissible for a Muslim

Q 8: Someone provides people with free treatment seeking the reward of Allah. Is it permissible for them to do so for Kafirs (disbelievers) and Christians, or should such free treatment only be offered to Muslims?


A: It is permissible that such kind acts be directed to Muslims and non-combative Kafirs.

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Does suffering from an apparent skin disease waive the obligation of Hajj?

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Paying the costs of Hajj in installments from one's salary

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An insane person is exempted from Hajj and other acts of worship

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Visiting a male doctor to discover the cause of the inability to conceive

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Financing the parents' Hajj journey before performing Hajj for oneself

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A Muslim donates the expenses of Hajj to another Muslim

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Performing Hajj on behalf of the deceased parents more than once

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A person wishing to perform Hajj on behalf of one of his parents, should he perform it on behalf of his mother or his father?

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