Remembrance and Supplication
537 questions
How can one get rid of masturbation and its psychological consequences, and does Allah forgive sins related to it after repentance, and does it affect success and achievement in life?
Is it permissible to sever ties of kinship out of fear of being killed?
What is the correct action for worshippers when the Imam recites tasbih and glorifies Allah during Qunut in Witr or Fajr prayer: Do they say "Subhanak" (Glory be to You) or do they remain silent?
Is it permissible for a wife to obey her husband in engaging in anal sex if he threatens to commit indecency with others should she not obey him, knowing the act is forbidden, and given her love for her husband and her keenness to preserve her home?
Should one perform ablution anew to recite the supplication for sleep, after returning from Fajr prayer and sleeping?
Is there a specific supplication (du'a) or remembrance (dhikr) after the iqama and before the prayer?
What is the expiation for one who vowed to Allah to abandon masturbation, then committed it six times, and how can he fulfill his vow when he is unable to do so?
Does prolonging the supplication after rising from bowing (All praise is due to Allah, abundant, good, blessed praise, filling the heavens and filling the earth and filling whatever You wish of anything thereafter, O You who are worthy of praise and glory, the most rightful thing a servant has said, and all of us are Your servants) invalidate the prayer, if it is as long as, or longer than, what was recited before bowing?
What is the recommended (masnun) to say before and after a good gathering?
What is the cure for the obsessive whispers of shirk?
What is the ruling on reading and following the tweets and writings of atheists, and what are the consequences of that, such as doubt in the existence of God? And will a person be held accountable for what he read or believed during that period due to curiosity and stress? And what is incumbent upon one who favored a tweet containing mockery of prophets or companions?
Should he continue supplicating to Allah to quit masturbation after Allah has blessed him with a righteous wife, knowing that he tried by all means and did not succeed?
How can one remain steadfast in repentance and abandon sins after repeatedly returning to them? And does Allah forgive what has passed of them? And what is the ruling on applying light medical foundation to conceal skin pallor?
Is it permissible to raise one's voice with Takbir and the collective remembrance of Allah (Dhikr) in order to avert a calamity?
What is the ruling on watching pornographic films during the day in Ramadan with lust and the release of pre-seminal fluid (madhy) without masturbating, and what is the expiation for that?
Can the sins of someone who committed adultery intentionally and repeatedly, despite knowing its prohibition, be forgiven if he then repents sincerely and regrets his actions, and vows to Allah not to return to the sin, or does the intentional repetition of the sin prevent forgiveness?
Is engaging in online sexual activity with a married woman considered adultery, what is its expiation, and is masturbation permissible to avoid such a relationship?
Is it linguistically and doctrinally correct to use the word "أديانهم" (their religions) in the aforementioned supplication, and is it permissible to use its plural form with the intention of conjoining it with the plural "أصحابي" (my companions) without intending multiplicity?
What should a committed girl do who memorizes the Quran and repents from a sin she repeatedly returns to, and who feels that she is a hypocrite and that Allah does not love her?
What is the legitimate Islamic ruling and what are the possible solutions for a 32-year-old man who wishes to marry to protect his chastity, while his parents prevent him from doing so for illegitimate reasons, such as their perception of his young age, their insistence on choosing his wife, or their condition that she be employed, whereas he desires a homemaker, knowing that his mother has started to shun him after he brought up the matter of marriage, and that he practices masturbation and occasionally commits fornication?
Is repeated repentance from masturbation—in a state of certainty that one will return to it—considered sincere repentance, and do sins delay marriage?
What is the ruling on someone who wakes up at night and turns over more than once: should they repeat the dhikr mentioned in the noble Hadith, or is once sufficient? And is it sufficient to make dhikr and supplication with the heart without uttering them with the tongue to attain the virtue mentioned in the Hadith? And what is meant by "night" in the Hadith: does it include the entire night or specific parts of it?
What is the ruling on dedicating the morning and evening remembrances (adhkar) to a specific remembrance for deceased family members, and supplicating for their forgiveness and mercy?
Is the practice of masturbation considered forbidden in its case, and does the ruling on compulsive acts apply to it, given awareness of what is happening?