Oneness of God
567 questions
What is the ruling on seeking treatment and spending the night in the shrines of saints and righteous people to ask for healing from illnesses, and how can those who do so be convinced that healing is solely in the hand of Allah?
Is it permissible for a person to commit sins, saying that God is Forgiving and will pardon all his sins, and that he will seek God's forgiveness later?
What is the ruling on a covenant in which a person swears on his honor to exert effort in fulfilling his duty towards God, the homeland, and the people, and in helping people and all other creatures? What is the difference between a covenant and an oath? And what is the difference between haram (forbidden) and maʿṣiyah (disobedience)?
Is it necessary to change the location of a business project if the place is considered "unlucky" or has a "bad omen"?
Which comes first: faith or submission to God, and why?
Is there a comprehensive Hadith regarding the story of Ibrahim (Abraham), peace be upon him, and the angels, that includes words of Tasbih (glorification), Tahlil (proclamation of God's oneness), and Takbir (magnification of God)?
What is the ruling on keeping a nickname like "My feeling is that if he passes by you, I am confident you will bow down, you will stand up, you will exalt yourself and find yourself prostrating" in a messenger application? And is there any shirk (associating partners with God) in it?
Does using toothpaste labeled "Complete" (Is your toothpaste this complete?) or "Total" (The Comprehensive) fall under the category of polytheism, given that perfection belongs to Allah alone?
How can one refute the specious argument denying resurrection after death, claiming it is impossible, and the specious argument of the polytheists who justify their polytheism by Allah's decree and will?
Will those who love God enter Hell while there are disbelievers—like Jews and Christians—and corrupt Muslims who love God?
How can one restore the fear of God, feel true happiness, despise what is forbidden and love what is permissible, and regain affection for one's wife, after falling into a forbidden relationship that led to deviation and debt?
Is it true what is said that the phrase "Lā ilāha illā Allāh, Muḥammad Rasūūl Allāh" (There is no god but Allah, Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah) contains 24 letters, each letter atoning for an hour's worth of sins from the day's hours, and that it has seven words, each word closing one of the seven gates of Hell, and that this is considered a scientific miracle?
Is it permissible for someone in a state of major ritual impurity (junub) to invoke blessings upon the Prophet, may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him, if he hears mention of him?
Will Almighty God reward the servant for good with good, and for evil with evil, or are there other measures unknown to us?
Is the Islam valid for one who utters the Two Testimonies with the intention of entering Islam—if blaspheming God is disbelief (kufr)—and with the intention of reward—if it is a sin—after a sheikh told him that he must believe in the disbelief (kufr) of blasphemy in order for his Islam to be valid?
What is the way to repent from swearing by the prohibition of one's religion, such as saying, "It is forbidden upon my religion that I do not do such-and-such," while wishing to do the thing sworn upon, and what is the sacredness of this oath?
What is the ruling on saying "damn," "what the hell," "holy cow," "holy crap," "oh God/oh Allah," "Christ," and "what is this," and is saying "what the hell" considered disbelief?
How sound are the Seven Solomonic Pacts?
What is the ruling on one who attributes to Allah Almighty characteristics that are impermissible, knowing that they are impermissible, but these are thoughts that come to him, and he has tried to get rid of them but has been unable, and he seeks forgiveness whenever he remembers them? Has he fallen into shirk (polytheism)? How does one know that? And what should he do if he has fallen into it?
How do you interpret Allah Almighty’s saying: "And Allah is never unjust to [His] servants," knowing that negating the hyperbolic form (ظلام - greatly unjust) might suggest affirming the root attribute (ظلم - injustice) for Allah, and this contradicts the doctrine of Tawhid (Oneness of God)?
How can shaving the beard be considered shirk if one's parents command it, especially since there is no explicit divine command in the Qur’an for its obligation, and given that it is considered merely a recommendation for piety that can be achieved through other means, and thus, shaving it does not constitute a disobedience to God’s commands?
Is the one who repents from shirk required to recall every act of shirk in order to repent from it, or is that from the whisperings of Satan to dissuade one from repentance and Islam, and are the two declarations of faith sufficient for entering Islam?
Is thinking about seeing God, heaven, and Prophet Muhammad, and about how God created the world, while believing in God and His oneness, considered unlawful (haram)?
Are good deeds and acts of righteousness that are not accompanied by the intention of drawing closer to God, and whose motivation is custom or fear of blame, accepted?