Remembrance and Supplication
537 questions
Does practicing online sex with married, divorced, and widowed women, via camera, microphone, or writing, constitutezina? And what is the reason for the inability to stop this sin and the recurring regret? And why does lust control in this way despite attempts to stop and pray? And does practicing masturbation without communicating with anyone reduce the sin? And what is the way to deal with this situation?
How can one get rid of pornography and masturbation addiction, which leads to repeated relapses into sin despite attempts at repentance and remorse, the feeling of Allah's watchfulness, and the fear of a bad end?
What should a committed girl do when suffering from severe self-flagellation and fear of her deeds not being accepted, as well as the whispers of showing off (riyaa'), due to remembering past sins and former ignorance of Islamic rulings, and what is the way to overcome these negative thoughts?
How can one regain the sense of life and pleasure after being exposed to doubts about Islam that lead to constant contemplation of them, and how can one realize if one is in danger?
What should one do who has been accustomed to masturbation and watching sexually explicit videos since childhood, and cannot stop them, and is unable to marry or fast to remedy that?
What is your advice to a girl who is suffering from pangs of conscience due to her imitation of sexual movements with her cousin in childhood, and how can she overcome her fear of her secret being exposed?
Are remote study circles considered to be included in the Prophet's (PBUH) saying: "No people gather in an assembly remembering Allah Almighty, but the angels encompass them," and is supplication in them better? And is the questioner sinful if she is compelled to listen to lectures while doing her housework?
How can the repentance of a wife who betrayed her husband be accepted? And how can the husband forgive her and forget what she did?
Will Allah accept the repentance of a young man who committed many grave sins such as watching pornography, engaging in sodomy, slandering chaste women by imagining his female relatives and other women in pornographic scenes, and masturbating without caring about the call to prayer or the Qur’an, and then regretted what he did?
What should I do for Allah to be pleased with me and forgive my sin after I drank alcohol and committed sins while I was drunk, and then repented?
How can a Muslim stop watching forbidden movies and TV series, especially when resorting to them to overcome boredom?
Why does a girl feel uneasy and reject all good suitors despite performing Istikhara and praying for a righteous husband, and why does it end in rejection from the other party in the few times she agrees, causing her and her parents sorrow and a feeling of tribulation?
Is it possible to undo sorcery and get rid of its symptoms without finding the sorcery papers that were previously disposed of by throwing them into running water or feeding them to a black dog?
What is your advice to a person whom God has guided after misguidance and was devout, then his condition changed and he began performing acts of worship with difficulty, and feels whispers that God is testing him in his religion, and he does not want to purify himself?
How can one get rid of the feeling of hatred towards siblings whom the questioner hates because of their idleness and disobedience to their parents, and their pretense of righteousness before people, given the inability to confront them or feign love for them?
Is it permissible for a man whose wife does not satisfy his sexual desires, and who is considering marrying another or divorcing her due to his inability to marry a second, to divorce his wife while there are problems between her and his mother?
Does the lack of answered prayers to be rid of the sin of looking at forbidden things—despite repentance, acts of worship, and fervent supplications on days like Arafah—mean a lack of sincerity in one's intention?
How can one deal with a husband who is always absent, swears to divorce his first wife but does not, now has a daughter with her, and deprives his second wife of having children, which has led her to feel extreme injustice and a wasted life?
What is the reason for the repeated anger between the spouses, the husband's abandonment of prayer, his feeling of a weight on his chest, and what is preventing him from returning to his prayers?
Is a daughter's shunning of her father, who mistreated her and caused her severe psychological harm, affecting her life and relationships, considered religiously forbidden (haram), and is she to be excused for it?
Does a mature girl seeing her parents caress each other in front of her lead to fantasies that may result in something akin to masturbation? And are these fantasies considered a sin that distances her from Allah? What should she do about her parents' behavior, and how can she calm her urges?
Is it permissible for a Muslim to combine the ذكرs mentioned in the Hadiths about the enduring good deeds (al-Baqiyat al-Salihat) into a single supplication, such as: "Subhan Allah wa bihamdihi, Subhan Allah al-Azim, wal-Hamdu lillahi Rabbil-Alameen, wa la ilaha illallah, wallahu Akbar, wa la hawla wa la quwwata illa billah, wa tabarak Allah," or would this be considered a contravention of the saying of the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace?
Is there an expiation or repentance for breaking an agreement between brothers upon which “Al-Fatihah was recited,” and is this considered a cause of problems in life?
How can one permanently get rid of masturbation in light of repeated relapses and the fear of falling into adultery?