Faith and Disbelief
902 questions
Is singing the line "In my adoration of girls, I was a prophet one day" from a famous song considered an act of disbelief (kufr)?
Why were the battles of Badr and Hunayn mentioned in detail in the Holy Quran?
Is repentance from disbelief completed by merely uttering the Two Testimonies, or is it required to change one's religion in official documents, which might cause the questioner to despair?
Who are the Karramites, what are their ideas, and what is the stance of the People of the Sunnah and the Community concerning them?
Is the Ḥadīth whose meaning is: "Whoever insults the Arabs, those are the polytheists," authentic?
Is a Muslim who changes his religion "on paper" in order to obtain residency in a foreign country considered to have left Islam, or does he remain a Muslim, taking into account that he still believes in his heart and performs his religious obligations? And what should he do in this situation?
How can Muslims in Palestine '48, who live among Zionists, preserve their morals from deviation due to this interaction?
Was the brothers' action of assaulting and beating someone who insulted religion during a quarrel correct, or should the situation have been handled differently, especially since the Hudud are not applied in their country?
Is it possible to help with a public declaration of Islam for someone who has converted to Islam and is facing family problems due to their prominent Christian background, and wishes not to spend Christian holidays in their country?
What is hypocrisy and what is its danger to Muslims?
How can we trust the authenticity of the many hadiths and virtues of the Companions, especially if the Companion narrated them about himself? And is the justice of the Companions sufficient to guarantee that they would not lie? And could the narrations of the Companions about each other be out of courtesy or for worldly reasons? And could the Companions have conspired to insert verses about their virtues into the Qur’an?
ما هو سر اهتمام سورة محمد بالمنافقين وكشفهم؟
What is the ruling on insulting religion, and what must the perpetrator do if he realizes his mistake?
To what extent does God accept the repentance of a person who used to masturbate out of ignorance of its prohibition, and suffers from an inability to control their private parts, despite performing Hajj and resolving to repent? And will God expiate their sins and overlook their misdeeds?
Is it permissible to seek judgment from other than the Book of Allah, and when do we consider a state to be Islamic, knowing that all our laws are man-made?
Does the frequent practice of masturbation lead to ritual impurity (najāsa) and prevent one from performing the prayer?
What is the difference between disbelief (kufr) and apostasy/heresy (zandaqah)?
How does God come in between a person and his heart, and when does that happen?
Is a financial donation accepted from a person who struggles to maintain prayer and occasionally smokes shisha?
What are the verses or hadiths that speak about a Muslim's good treatment of his Muslim brother, and not harming or wounding him?
Why does Fatwa No. 48551, regarding "Is one excused for insulting the religion out of anger or ignorance?" contradict what came from the early scholars such as Ibn Taymiyyah, Ibn Uthaymeen, and Al-Albani, concerning absolute takfir (declaring someone an apostate) and takfir of a specific individual?
Has it been authentically established in the history of the Companions and the Successors, and in previous nations, that walking on water was a miraculous feat (karamah)? And is it possible for this miraculous feat to recur in the nation of Muhammad (peace be upon him)?
Is he considered an infidel, the one who likened himself to a Jew in harshness when he struck his children, based on his rejection of relying on custom for the meaning of the word, and his stipulation that the word "Jew" must appear with the meaning of harshness in Islamic law?
Is marriage a condition for completing one's faith, and has he who does not marry departed from the Muhammadan Ummah?