Vow (Nadhr) — Oaths & Vows
- How a vow (nadhr) comes into being
- A vow to hold a mawlid
- A vow to distribute wheat
- A vow to perform the ‘aqiqa upon recovery
- Selling a vowed goat and spending its price on the mosque
- Is paying the value sufficient under a vow to give a goat in charity?
- Vowing a goat’s kid and giving its price
- A vow in the form “if such-and-such happens, the sacrifice of one goat is wajib”
- Declaring something lawful unlawful for oneself
- A vow to have a mosque minaret built
- A vow to arrange a Qur’an recitation is not concluded
- An oath is concluded by the words “I swear”
- A vow to go out for a Tablighi chilla
- Vowing a male goat in the name of Allah
- The value of a vow is for the poor
- Vow food given to a wealthy person’s child
- What are the conditions for an animal given in charity for the recovery of a sick person?
- The ruling on a sheep vowed as an offering
- Slaughtering and eating an animal released as “bhuk”
- Offerings at shrines
- Offerings at a shrine: a detailed explanation
- Offerings at the shrines of Ban Biwi, Khuda Barakat and the Five Pirs
- Ruling on a bull released in the name of idols
- Ruling on the special goats of the Hindus
- A rooster given as a votive offering
- An animal dedicated in the name of other than Allah
- What should be done with food vowed to other than Allah
- A vow for an easy childbirth
- Making a sacrifice conditional
- Vowing to listen to “The Story of Hazrat Sayyida”
- A vow of a khatm of the Qur’an
- Making a vow on passing an examination
- Consecutiveness is necessary in a vow to fast for one month
- A vow to give five hundred rupees to a mosque
- Inquiring about a vow
- A vow to slaughter a cow
- An issue concerning a vow to sacrifice a specific animal
- Fulfilling a conditional vow in advance
- The ruling on a specific vowed sheep or goat after the days of sacrifice
- Words by which an oath does not take place