Author Archives: Zahed Fettah

Zahed completed his LLB Law degree from the University of Birmingham, a BA in Sharī'ah Law from the European Institute of Human Sciences, and an MA in Islamic Studies from Newham University. His classical Islamic studies were mainly with scholars in the UK and Algeria, and he holds ijazahs in various books of Hadith and Fiqh. He is currently a researcher in Islamic Studies.

Can a Muslim be Vegan?

Zahed Fettah 29/07/2020 Dhul Hijjah, Featured, Islamic Thought, Latest Islamic, Propagation, Seasonal Reminders 5 Comments

Ustadh Zahed Fettah discusses the increasingly common "Vegan Qurbani" question

Do You Have an ‘All or Nothing’ Mentality?

Zahed Fettah 04/01/2017 Education, Featured, Islamic Thought, Latest Islamic, Opinion, Propagation, Spirituality 3 Comments

The Fiqh of Good Deeds Bismillāh and Alḥamdulillāh, and peace and blessings be upon the Messenger of Allāh. Allāh (subḥānahu wa taʿālā) has ordered that we do everything with iḥsān (excellence). As the Messenger of Allāh (sall Allāhu ʿalayhi wa ...

On Sh Haitham’s Student ‘Loans’ Fatwa

Zahed Fettah 05/05/2016 Education, Featured, Islamic Law, Islamic Thought, Latest Islamic, Opinion, Propagation 56 Comments

The Islamic ruling on the UK Student Finance loan Paying for university fees has always been somewhat problematic for many Muslim families. Things became much more severe with the drastic rise in student fees in the UK. This has meant that many ...

Islam21c Articulating Islam in the 21st Century

New Fatwa on Student Loans

A Concise Overview of the Shariah

Sh Haitham on the Child Custody Epidemic

Author Archives: Zahed Fettah

Can a Muslim be Vegan?

Do You Have an ‘All or Nothing’ Mentality?

On Sh Haitham’s Student ‘Loans’ Fatwa