Day Questions

In India, if the restaurant-owner is a Muslim but the workers are Hindu, are we allowed to eat there? What if the case was that the owner is a Hindu and the workers are Muslim?

With respect to slaughtering, if the meat is taken from a Muslim who claims that it was slaughtered according to the Sharia and one finds is probable that the Muslim is saying the truth, it is permissible to consume it. However, it is not permissible – based on compulsory precaution – to consume food that non-Muslims – except Christians, Jews and Zoroastrians – touched with dampness. If there is doubt, one could consider it to be tahir.

Is blood seen in the chicken egg considered as najis or tahir?

The mentioned blood is tahir but one is not permitted to consume it based on an obligatory precaution.

When I am taking into account whether I am financially able to perform the pilgrimage, one should have money for the expenses of how many days after Hajj?

It is not obligatory to perform pilgrimage if one does not have the financial capability to cover the expenses to travel to and from the sacred lands, in such a way that it does not negatively affect his dignity or cause hardship to him.

Is it permissible to eat colored fish?

If the fish has scales then it is permissible to consume it.