Remembrance and Supplication
537 questions
What is the reason for the fluctuation in the feeling of the sweetness of faith and acts of worship? Is that due to sins, and how can they be avoided?
Does the belief in the permissibility of gradual commitment to the rulings of Sharia, especially for one who fears relapse, while not removing the sin of transgression, make a person an infidel who believes in the permissibility of violating Allah’s law or that a law other than Allah’s is better? And what is the best approach for a new Muslim who did not pray: should he gradually commit, or should he obligate himself to apply all obligations and abstain from all prohibitions at once? And what are the limits of this gradualism?
Is the voice that the young man heard after his supplication and recitation of Surat Al-Ankabut, which said to him: "O My servant, do not grieve," a message from Allah or merely an imagination, and what are the pieces of advice that will help him maintain his prayers and draw closer to Allah?
Does watching pornography and engaging in sexual conversations make my mother fall into such acts, based on the principle of "as you sow, so shall you reap," and will my repentance be accepted?
Is it true that the Prophet (ﷺ) used to mention the names of Michael, Gabriel, and Israfil at the beginning and end of every prayer?
Is it permissible for a woman passing by a cemetery wall who sees graves to recite the prescribed supplication, or should she refrain from doing so, or what should she do?
Is there a specific supplication to be recited when the preacher sits between the two Friday sermons?
Will the woman return to making coffee at home if she believes this appeases spirits that harm her after she stopped, and is this considered polytheism (shirk) with Allah?
Does doubting the authenticity of a miracle of the Prophet, peace be upon him, for reassurance, expel one from Islam? And will Allah forgive these sins?