Remembrance and Supplication
1,179 questions
Is a person who repeatedly vows to Allah to abandon masturbation and sin, and then breaks his vow, obligated to offer multiple expiations or a single expiation? Is Allah's withholding of success in marriage from him a sign that his repentance has not been accepted, and will Allah forgive him for repeatedly breaking his vow?
Is suicide the only solution for someone who suffers from severe psychological pain and a loss of self-confidence and trust in others, and fears falling into sin, especially given the inability to marry?
Is it permissible to say, "I put my trust in Allah" (tawakkaltu 'ala Allah) when undertaking any matter, and is it sufficient to say it once or three times?
What is the ruling on uttering the intention for circumambulation (tawaf), and on the extreme crowding in order to reach the Black Stone?
What is the meaning of "أُكَفِّرُ" (I make atonement/expiation) as it appears in the saying of Job (peace be upon him): "Then I would return to my house, and make atonement for them both, for fear that they might have cursed God in their hearts"?
What are the conditions for a prayer to be answered?
Which is better: prolonging the standing (qiyam) or increasing the number of rak'ahs?
Should a worshiper repeat the eclipse prayer if they finished it before the eclipse ended?
What is the ruling on a bewitched person who, without his will or choice, and while in a state of unconsciousness or stupor, utters words of apostasy—such as insulting Allah and His Messenger—will he be held accountable legally and judicially before a judge?
What is the ruling of Islamic law concerning dealing with a husband who watches obscene dance videos and chat sites, lies frequently, neglects his prayers, and disregards his wife's emotional needs, especially given the presence of pregnancy?
What is the way to get rid of severe depression and be able to leave the house after repentance, and can repentance be a cause of depression?
Are lunar and solar eclipses a sign of increasing sins on Earth?
Is it permissible to say: "O Allah, I am pleased with You, so are You pleased with me?"
How can a woman treat herself for recurrent sins, especially after noticing that her husband despises her because of her sins, and that she worships Allah in hardship but returns to sins in prosperity, and this time despair has overcome her?
How can a hardened heart that fears not God repent, and how can a person return to God after numerous sins and despair of receiving a response?
Is it obligatory to maintain continuity between the pillars, duties, and supererogatory acts of prayer?
Is it permissible for a mother to go to a man who claims to be a sheikh to perform ruqyah for her daughter without her knowledge? And is it permissible to perform ruqyah that contains talismans with the aim of marrying off the daughter? And can this lead to possession by jinn?
Is it permissible to recite the morning adhkar after sunrise?
How can I protect myself from the whispers of Satan?
What must a divorced woman do who committed Zina despite her efforts to abstain and her attempts to prevent penetration, and her aversion to what happened, knowing that she saw a strange dream the day before the Zina? Does that dream have a connection to what happened? And what is the ruling on her disapproval of penetration and her aversion to it during the act?
Would the husband be sinful if he divorced his wife with a final, irrevocable divorce due to his destructive jealousy, controlling suspicions, and disturbing dreams that made life between them a living hell, along with the deterioration of his physical and mental condition?
What is the ruling on saying "Masha'Allah" (as God willed) during prayer upon being impressed by the Imam's voice or remembering something?
Which is more correct: "O Allah, grant me its immediate and deferred [benefit]" or "O Allah, grant it to me immediately, not deferred"?
What is the ruling on saying: "Something is destined for us, and it is destined for us to part with people"? What is the ruling on saying: "Long live whoever heard your voice"? And what is the ruling on saying: "Haram عليك (It is forbidden for you)" concerning something that is not forbidden?