Oneness of God
567 questions
Does the verse: "So do not set up rivals to Allah while you know" (Al-Baqarah: 22) indicate an excuse for ignorance?
What is the ruling on saying "I am as certain of this as I am that God is One" or similar phrases to emphasize a statement? And does the Almighty's saying apply to it: "So do not coin comparisons for Allah"?
How can I achieve the Oneness of God (Tawhid al-Uluhiyyah), be sincere in my intention to seek Allah's pleasure, make the Hereafter my goal, and free myself from worldly desires after repeated setbacks?
Is it permissible to say, "Verily, distress has afflicted me, and You are the Most Merciful of those who show mercy," seven times to dispel anxiety, as Ibn al-Qayyim mentioned in the book "Al-Fawa'id", quoting Ayyub (Job), peace be upon him?
How can a servant achieve Tawhid for Allah Almighty?
What is the response to one who denounces the division of Tawhid into Tawhid of Uluhiyyah, Rububiyyah, and Asma wa Sifat, and says that it is like the division of the Christians, or writes books on that?
Which covenant and promise are meant in the saying: "And I am upon Your covenant and Your promise as much as I am able"?
Is it permissible to say "Ya Rasool Allah"?
How is the speaker in the verse: "And I am not a guardian over you" (وما أنا عليكم بحفيظ) the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, even though the Quran is the word of Allah, and it does not contain "Say" (قل) or anything similar, and what is the exegetes' evidence for that?
Can persistence in looking at what is forbidden lead to polytheism (shirk), and how would that be?
Is the phrase "زيادة يحيي ويميت" (Ziyadah gives life and causes death) correct, and is mentioning morning and evening correct?
ما هو تفسير ظهور السيدة مريم العذراء على شكل نور لبعض النصارى والمسلمين، وأنها تباركهم وتشفي مرضاهم وتعطيهم الخير؟
Is saying, “Proclaim His Oneness,” or “Proclaim the Oneness of Allah,” and responding with “There is no god but Allah,” part of the guidance of the Righteous Predecessors?
ما هو خطر الصوفية وهل يجوز اتباعهم؟
Is it valid to vow to slaughter something for God upon moving to a new house?
Is it permissible to apply the term "shirk" (polytheism/associating partners with God) to what is forbidden (haram)?
How can the revelation of the verse "Those who believe and do not mix their faith with injustice" be reconciled, according to Bukhari's narration (3428), with the verse "Indeed, polytheism is a great injustice," given that the latter implies its revelation before the former, as suggested by the Prophet’s saying, "Have you not heard what Luqman said to his son while advising him: 'O my son, do not associate partners with Allah. Indeed, polytheism is a great injustice'"?
When crying, is uttering "O my mother" considered shirk (associating partners with God)?
Is swearing by other than Allah, such as by one's blessings or children, considered forbidden or an act of shirk (polytheism), even if the one swearing did not intend shirk and believed in Allah alone?
What is the ruling on feeling uneasy about a specific thing without being pessimistic about it, such as entering a particular door or seeing a certain person?
ما حكم الشعار "الله الوطن الملك"؟
In brief, does my father saying "Ya al-Sheikh wuld Hammoud, may he give you a scorpion" constitute shirk? And is it permissible for me to inherit from him or steal from him due to his lack of fairness amongst us?
What is the ruling on playing an electronic game that contains characters which sometimes utter phrases involving polytheism (shirk) against Allah, such as "gods," knowing that it does not simulate any polytheistic act except for the pronouncement of these words, and that the player avoids playing with this character but teammates whom he does not know might choose it, and he then hears what that character says?
Is it necessary for one who repents from a creed involving polytheistic practices to review every polytheistic issue and acknowledge its polytheistic nature, then repent from it for their repentance to be accepted? And what is the meaning of "mutalabbis bi shirk" (clothed in polytheism / actively engaged in polytheism)?