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I've been confused for over a month about a ruling in which even scholars seem to to be split in half about it. SO I was wondering if I could do istikhara to be sure which is the right ruling on a matter in which it is not clear.
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Re: Doing istikhara for Islamic rulings?
Yes, you can.
Even if its jus a matter of ikhtilaaf.
Although, if something is doubtful, it is better that one leaves it.
You should've posted this in Abu Mus'ab's thread, woould've got a better answer from him.There is rest only in the aakhira.
Man will rest in the aakhira according to how hard he strives in dunya.
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Re: Doing istikhara for Islamic rulings?
Depends on what the ruling is.what exactly is the issue?assalamalaikumPeace & assalamalaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh.Comment
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