Do the emergence of disbelief thoughts and blasphemy against God expel a Muslim from the fold of Islam and invalidate his fasting? What is the ruling on specifying the number of times Surah Al-Humazah should be recited? Is the emission of wind concurrently with saying "Yallah" considered disbelief? And is the gesture of mockery that occurred upon hearing "Ostor Ya Rabb" considered disbelief?
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The problem is obsessive whispering (waswasah) that has reached a significant level. You must strive against these whisperings and not give in to them or pay attention to them. A Muslim remains on Islam, and what has been mentioned does not take one out of the faith; rather, these are satanic whisperings. You must turn away from all of this and strive against these whisperings.
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