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I wanted to resurrect something I used to do pre-COVID days, and that is an open Q&A.

I used to have regular open Q&A, so we should resurrect this, inshallah.

So no lecture today.

Raise your hand, as long as it is a respectful question that's not going to get into trouble

because there's many sensitive questions these days.

So who wants to be first? Any question about Islamic anything? Bismillah. Open Qaeda. Yes, go.

Sheikh Salah is here, Masha from Fisco. If I had known, we would have had you leave Bislavish, inshah.

Fadda, I said a question.

Some of the other, I think Isa has a vote, like, but she doesn't have money to be the camera.

And believe it's a question.

Okay, so our Sheikh Salah asks a fiqi question that he should be able to give us fatwaan, inshallah

It is one of the classical controversies, and believe it or not,

all four medhabs have four different opinions on this issue.

La ilah, al-a-l-allah.

Sometimes, some issues are so confusing that even within the four medhabs, you have different opinions.

So he asks about a woman who owns gold, what should she do? A woman who owns gold in terms of zak gold, what should she do?

A woman who owns gold in terms of zakat, what should she do?

So in a nutshell, the scholars have divided amongst themselves into a number of issues like the majority opinion is that, believe it or not, a woman who uses gold for her decoration and jewelry does not give

Zakat on it. But there is another opinion which seems to have a lot of evidence and that is that

since gold is something that you can use as money if the situation gets difficult so gold then takes the

ruling of money even if you use it as decoration okay so this is an interesting

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