Oneness of God
567 questions
Is a person considered disobedient if they carry out one of God's commands without being convinced of it?
What is the meaning of the word "calamity" mentioned in His — the Exalted — saying: "Who, when a calamity strikes them, say, 'Indeed we belong to Allah, and indeed to Him we will return'"? And does it include everything with which a person is tested, such as illness and divorce? And when should one say "Indeed we belong to Allah, and indeed to Him we will return"? And does saying "There is no god but Allah" or "There is no might or power except with Allah" suffice in its place?
Does refusing to go with one's father and brother to visit relatives invalidate sincere repentance, especially if the refusal angers them, and one fears it falls under the category of "angering people," which may not be forgiven?
How do we make the love of God supersede the love of our parents?
Who are the people of major sins?
Is there any mention in the Prophetic Sunnah indicating the desirability of adjusting an inverted shoe?
How can the two noble verses be reconciled: "Indeed, Allah does not forgive association with Him, but He forgives what is less than that to whomever He wills" and "And indeed, I am a Perpetual Forgiver for whoever repents, believes, and does righteousness, and then is guided"?
What is the ruling on the reciter's saying, "And I supplicated to the God of Taha," and is this phrase considered polytheism (shirk)?
What is the difference between Jews and Christians in terms of the linguistic meaning and the belief, and what did Allah send to each group of them?
What is the ruling on intense fear that relatives may fall into disbelief, and do their deeds become nullified because they utter certain verbal prohibitions?
How can one reconcile God's forgiveness of polytheism with the fact that every soul shall taste death, and God has a soul, and with the fact that the hoopoe's speech in the Qur’an is the word of God that we worship through?
Is falling into the posture of prostration when kissing a father's foot or placing one's head upon it, without the intention of prostration, considered shirk (associating partners with God)?
Is there anyone from the Ummah of Muhammad (peace be upon him) who will not remain steadfast during the questioning of the two angels, or is that exclusive to disbelievers?
ما وجه الرد على مقولة "الدين لله والوطن للجميع"؟
What are the sins that anger Allah Almighty, and what are the greatest unforgivable sins?
Is the creed of the Turkish writer Harun Yahya sound, especially his statement: "Matter is but a glimpse; God cannot exist outside of this diverse matter; God is everywhere; nothing can exist outside of God's existence"?
What is the religious ruling regarding the whispers of disbelief (kufr) and polytheism (shirk) that afflict a woman suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and do these whispers anger her and transform her into an animal, and what should she do to resist them?
How can one get rid of thoughts that insult the Divine Self and those mocking inner voices, and deal with questions such as the fate of the world that did not know Islam?
What is the ruling on one who says "There is no god but Allah" and only affirms the existence of Allah, and what is the classification of this statement among the types of disbelief?
Is the wording permissible: "O Allah, I ask You by the right of 'There is no god but Allah' that You grant me success in such-and-such"?
Is it true that one who fears their parents says, "I have entered upon you with 'there is no god but Allah' and muzzled your mouth with 'there is no power nor strength except with Allah'"? If true, should it be said secretly or openly? And what are the pieces of advice and remembrances for one who suffers from anxiety and fear of exams?
What is the answer to questions regarding the people of Hud asking for a sign, and did Hud present a sign, and does faith necessitate a sign, and what signs did the prophets present, and does the varying strength of signs affect God's justice, and what did the Prophet Muhammad present to Abu Bakr, and what is the true relationship between the mind and the heart in faith?
Does the noble verse, "And thus did We show Abraham the dominion of the heavens and the earth that he might be among those of assured certainty," indicate that Abraham saw God's dominion and majesty, or that he saw a planet with the naked eye? And what planet can be seen with the naked eye besides the sun, moon, and some stars? And was science at that time advanced, then it regressed, as is claimed, especially since the mention of planets was repeated in the story of Joseph without Jacob's astonishment?
Is it true that whoever recites Surat Al-Ikhlas (Qul Huwa Allahu Ahad) 3626 times while in a state of ritual purity (wudu'), facing the Qiblah, and without speaking, Allah will fulfill their need, no matter how great, as stated in the book "Mafatih Al-Faraj"?