Faith and Disbelief
902 questions
Are there other deeds, besides being impolite to the Prophet (PBUH) and abandoning the Asr prayer without a valid excuse, that lead to the invalidation of one's deeds, and what are they?
If he died having abandoned prayer, should he be shrouded?
Why was the phrase "Except the Messenger of Allah" chosen as a marginal title, and does this mean that uprising and denunciation only occur when the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, is insulted, and not when the Companions are insulted or when the creed and sacred things are violated?
What is the interpretation of the saying, "Preserving bodies takes precedence over preserving religions," who said it, is it Islamically sound, and what is the wisdom behind it?
What is the ruling on a woman who said to her husband in a moment of anger, "I have committed an act of disbelief," and slapped her face, and is expiation due upon her?
Is a Muslim who commits adultery considered an unbeliever?
What is the Ash'aris' evidence for the obligation of making an exception in matters of faith?
How can one deal with an inner struggle stemming from a dark past and ongoing sin, coupled with the fear of falling into disbelief (kufr) after repentance and commitment to acts of worship?
Can the scientific miracles in the Qur’an, such as the stages of embryonic development and the expansion of the universe, originate from the jinn’s informing, and is merely posing this question considered disbelief despite the hatred for this specious argument?
What is the short story that illustrates the effect of faith in the life of one of the noble Companions?
Are the mentioned symptoms of heart palpitations, desire to cry, cold extremities, fever, fatigue, and loss of morale, due to disbelief-related whispers, considered symptoms of the evil eye, jinn possession, or sorcery, and what is the cure?
What should a person do if their father forbids them from reading and acquiring religious books, telling them: "Do not be overly strict in religion," and "Your specialization is computers, not religion," and "There are many in this specialization," and "It's like abundant trash"?
Does the pronoun "هو" (he/it) in the Shaykh's statement, "or it is said he is a Taghut considering his worshiper, follower, and obedient one," refer to one who is worshipped besides Allah while being displeased with it, or does it refer to the definition of Taghut in terms of its consideration by the worshipped or by its worshiper?
Are the good deeds performed before repentance from abandoning prayer out of laziness counted as good deeds for a Muslim if he repents?
What advice can be offered to someone residing in a foreign country who feels apathetic in performing acts of worship, such as not engaging in remembrance (dhikr), reciting the Quran, and looking at foreign women, especially considering that he was diligently memorizing the Quran in his home country?
What is Islam's position on Muslim women who commit immorality and claim to be Muslims? And what should we do concerning them? And is it permissible for someone who does not possess academic qualifications to transmit religious lectures and lessons from the Internet and deliver them to sisters in the mosque?
How can a Muslim who apostatized due to torture, and wishes to live as a free Muslim without fear, find work that helps him achieve that?
What is the sweetness of faith, and does it have a tangible taste and pleasure? And what are the outward and inward signs of the delight of faith?
Are the Khawarij considered our brethren in faith, and should they be greeted with the Muslim salutation or with the saying: "Peace be upon whoever follows guidance"?
Do you encourage me to return to my country after my faith has weakened due to living abroad, knowing that my absence from my husband might last six months, and he agrees to this despite his strong desires, with the aim of returning to my committed environment, performing Umrah, and completing my studies? And would my staying [abroad] further weaken me?
What is hypocrisy, what are its beginnings, and how can one distance oneself from it?
Is it obligatory to utter the Two Testimonies as a precaution to renew one's faith, or is what is recited in prayer sufficient?
Is it permissible to deceive a girl's family into believing I am of their religion in order to marry her, and does this violate Sharia?
What is the ruling on saying "Ya Din Rabbi" (O Religion of my Lord), and is it considered disbelief (kufr), and is one sinful for merely thinking of it without completing the utterance?