Oneness of God
567 questions
What is the ruling concerning the girl and her mother who used to say after a bad dream: "I saw a dream, I saw a dream, O Muhammad, make it righteous, O Ali, Lion of Allah," with the predominant assumption that they did not know that this might be seeking help from other than Allah? And is it obligatory to ask the mother if she knew what she was saying?
Has God spoken to us about conscience, and what is it that prevents us from committing sins?
What is the ruling on ill omens, and how can one get rid of them in cases of repeated bad luck?
What is the ruling on seeking intercession from the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, and abandoning seeking it to avoid suspicion? And is one who seeks intercession from the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, and claims to have evidence for it, considered ignorant? And does seeking intercession through the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, have the same ruling as seeking intercession?
Is it permissible to recite Sayyid al-Istighfar (the master of seeking forgiveness) if a Muslim feels that he is not truthful in his saying: "And I am upon Your covenant and Your promise as much as I am able," and would he be considered sinful if he says that and does not remain faithful to the covenant?
Does Ibn Rajab's statement, "Indeed, following one's whims in what Allah has forbidden is a flaw in the completeness and perfection of Tawhid," contradict the Hadith Qudsi: "O son of Adam, were you to come to Me with sins as much as the earth, and then meet Me, not associating anything with Me, I would come to you with forgiveness as much as it?"
Is the fatwa stating that "whoever believes in God and believes in Taghut is a disbeliever" valid?
To what extent is what is taught in Egyptian curricula true regarding the Ottoman enslavement of the Egyptian people and their role in the spread of ignorance and superstitions? And was the Ottoman Caliphate rightly guided and sound throughout its rule?
What is the difference between polytheists and disbelievers, and are Jews and Christians polytheists or disbelievers?
Sometimes unwanted thoughts related to religion or acts of worship arise in a person’s mind, even though they internally reject them and try to resist. Is a person held accountable for such whispers (waswās)?
Are there semantic differences between "annihilation from the will of other-than-Allah," "purification of Tawhid (Oneness of God)," and "Tawhid Al-Uluhiyyah (Oneness of God in His Divinity)"?
Does not the celebration of the Prophet's birthday (Mawlid al-Nabawi) constitute a reminder of the honor of the day, and a good deed falling under the glorification of God's شعائر (rites/symbols) mentioned in the verse: "That [is so]. And whoever honors the شعائر of Allah - indeed, it is from the piety of hearts," so why is it considered an innovation? And is seeking help from the Prophet - peace be upon him - as a means to Allah, as stated in His saying: "And seek the means (al-wasilah) to Him," considered polytheism (shirk) or disbelief (kufr)?
Is the belief in the Trinity mentioned in the Quran, and is it considered polytheism (shirk)?
What is the ruling on preferring a person over Allah and obeying him in His disobedience, and how does the one who does so repent from that?
Is using booklets that contain supplications for Tawaf and Sa'i considered a Bid'ah (innovation), or is the pilgrim free to supplicate with whatever he wishes?
How many pillars does "There is no god but Allah" have?
Will God not forgive me unless I forgive His servants?
Is the game Runescape, where the player passes through a place of worship to obtain energy, considered polytheism (shirk)?
Is playing a character like "WIZZARD" that casts spells and turns monsters into frogs, and "WIZZARD SUN" considered polytheism (shirk), and does the sin disappear by removing them?
Does God accept the repentance of one who attempted to subjugate jinn and committed grave sins such as urinating on the Quran, then regretted, repented, and turned to God, knowing that he fears God will not forgive him due to the Almighty's saying: "Indeed, Allah does not forgive association with Him, but He forgives anything less than that"? And is there expiation for this sin?
Is a person considered among the transgressors in the sight of God and the Quran if he vows to God or swears that he will be so upon committing a specific sin, and then actually commits it?
When was the noble verse revealed: "Say, 'Is it other than Allah you order me to worship, O you ignorant ones?'" And what is the meaning of "the ignorant ones" in it?
Is a person who stated that Abu Lahab knew that God is the One, the Unique, the Eternally Besought, but arrogantly disbelieved in Him, considered to have made him a believer, and is he required to renew his Islam due to this statement, even with his affirmation that Abu Lahab is a disbeliever and an idolater?
Can a Muslim commit sins with peace of mind, relying on the intercession of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, on the Day of Judgment, based on the Hadith: "Whoever says 'There is no god but Allah,' and has a mustard seed's worth of good in his heart, will enter Paradise"?