Oneness of God
634 questions
Is saying "I must tell Allah" and "Welcome, Allah" in jest, knowing that it is not permissible, considered Shirk (polytheism)?
Is one who directs acts of worship to other than God considered a disbeliever (mushrik) in the rulings of this world?
Is the remembrance (dhikr) mentioned in the Hadith: "O Allah, Creator of the heavens and the earth, Knower of the unseen and the seen, Lord and Master of everything, I bear witness that there is no god but You. I seek refuge in You from the evil of my soul, and the evil of Satan and his shirk (associating partners with Allah)" to be said once, or can it be repeated openly? And is the word "shirkahu" pronounced with a fatḥa on the shīn and rā' (شَرَكه) or with a kasra on the shīn and sukūn on the rā' (شِرْكه)?
What is the meaning of worship and what are its limits? And is great praise for a person or excessive indulgence in a game considered worship of other than Allah?
Is it permissible for a man to marry a woman for whom he made a hijab (amulet/charm) to make her love him, and is this marriage and the children resulting from it forbidden or permissible?
What is the meaning of "invoking other than Allah"? Do the examples mentioned – such as addressing inanimate objects, animals, or absent individuals with ordinary phrases – fall under "invoking other than Allah"? And when does invoking other than Allah constitute Shirk (polytheism)?
How can the oneness of God be proven to polytheists?
Is it true that Ibn Taymiyyah divided Tawhid into Tawhid al-Rububiyyah and Tawhid al-Asma wa al-Sifat, and did Sheikh Muhammad ibn Ibrahim divide Tawhid into four categories, and does Sheikh Saleh Al-Fawzan divide Tawhid into four categories?
How does a student of knowledge begin his Dawah (call to Islam) after memorizing the Book of Allah and the scientific texts and the prophetic Hadiths? And does he begin by calling to the Oneness of Allah and renouncing Shirk (polytheism) and suppressing innovations? And how does he succeed in his Dawah?
What is the ruling on praying behind an Imam who commands the slaughter of a black hen, anointing with its blood, and throwing it in an open field, and is known for writing talismans and amulets?
Is believing in the "HAARP" project, which is alleged to enable humans to create earthquakes or tsunamis, considered polytheism (shirk) against God?
Did Ibn al-Qayyim state in the book "Bahr al-Dumoo'" (Sea of Tears) that "seeking blessings from the graves of the righteous" is permissible, and what is your warning regarding this book?
Is seeking the help of Satan to bring a woman closer unlawfully, accompanied by the feeling of satanic control and subsequent illness, considered Shirk (idolatry) or witchcraft?
Is the poetic verse: "Were it not for You in its planting, the bough would not blossom," – whose pronoun refers to Allah Almighty – considered to be from the doctrine of Ḥulūl (divine indwelling) among the Jahmiyyah?
Do you think the universe was created and organized by a great, intelligent, and powerful Creator?
Why is prostration to idols and planets considered apostasy in all cases, regardless of whether it is for greeting or worship, while scholars differ concerning one who prostrates to a human with authority with the intention of greeting, not worship?
What is the meaning of "Madad Ya Rasul Allah," or "Madad Ya Sayyiduna Al-Husayn," or "Madad Ya Sayyid Ya Badawi"?
What is the ruling on praying behind an Imam who says: "Our master Muhammad, may God's prayers and peace be upon him, is the light of existence and the cause of existence"?
Is it permissible to play the game "Dissidia" which depicts a conflict between two gods?
What is the reality of Tawhid al-Rububiyyah (Oneness of Lordship), and did anyone deny it?
Is it considered polytheism (shirk) to supplicate to Ramadan so that it may bear witness or intercede for a Muslim, or to supplicate to the Prophet (peace be upon him) and ask him for intercession, knowing that neither of them will do so except with God's permission?
Do the legal texts that speak of the virtue of scholars and people of knowledge—such as His Almighty's saying: "Allah bears witness that there is no god but He—and so do the angels and those of knowledge—upholding justice," and "Only those who have knowledge fear Allah among His servants," and the Prophet’s (peace be upon him) saying: "The scholars are the inheritors of the prophets"—in addition to the sayings of the Salaf, include only the great scholars, or do they include students of knowledge at various levels?
Is the abundance of sins and returning to them after repentance, along with the presence of whispers of mockery towards prophets, considered hypocrisy? And is the servant's repentance accepted repeatedly, even if the sin is repeated and great, such as shirk (polytheism)?
What does it mean to love a person more than Almighty Allah, and is it considered shirk (polytheism)? What are the practical examples of this, such as speaking with a forbidden girl out of love, or allowing one's wife to uncover her face while traveling out of compassion and love?