Inviting Others
262 questions
How does one learn the methods of debate and argumentation?
Is the Christian colleague's saying to the Muslim woman, "Recite the Mu'awwidhat over your daughter" an indication of her belief in the Holy Qur'an and a harbinger of her potential conversion to Islam? And is inviting a disbeliever to guidance and offering her a gift considered an act of forbidden loyalty to Christians? And is it permissible to continue inviting her to Islam?
Is one who utters words with a sound and an infidel meaning, while intending the sound meaning, considered an infidel if the listener understood the infidel meaning and apostatized? And is the apostate who invited others to disbelief, then repented and did not invite them to Islam, sinful?
What is the path and methodology that leads to the Paradise of the Lord of the Worlds?
Is the residence of Muslims in the lands of the disbelievers considered a sin, especially for those who were born there and find no way to move to Islamic countries?
What is a suitable name for a YouTube channel that I want to open to earn reward [from God], what should its content be, and what are the related tips?
What are the most prominent weaknesses in Christianity, and what are the best methods for debating Christians to invite them to Islam?
What is the ruling on interest from banks called "Islamic" when the methods of investing the money are not confirmed?
Why might a person not receive what they hope for despite taking the necessary means, while others achieve their desires without expending the same effort?
Did God punish the Prophets, and was Joseph’s remaining in prison for several years a punishment from God for him because he asked his companion to mention him to his lord?
Is the story of Badhan, the Persian governor of Yemen, embracing Islam true?
What is the methodology of calling to Allah, its principles, and its methods?
Are noble verses such as: {For indeed, Allah leaves astray whom He wills and guides whom He wills} absolute? And does it mean that a person's striving for good may not prevent their deviation? And why were there no explicit verses mentioned in the Holy Quran indicating that Allah guides whoever strives for good? And when does Allah will to guide a servant? And how can a believer feel at ease when reading these verses?
What is the ruling on accompanying people of differing madhhabs after inviting them to the madhhab of Ahl al-Sunnah wa al-Jama'ah, without a positive response?
How can I invite my irreligious family to the faith when I am the youngest member of the family?
When is it legislated to boycott the innovator and hate him for the sake of Allah, and is boycotting legislated in this era?
Is my method of inviting non-Muslims on Twitter correct, and what should I do about followers who post obscene pictures or polytheistic speech?
Is it permissible to browse social media pages that include reprehensible content and unlawful images, and to comment on them with the intention of inviting their owners and their audience to abandon sins, while trying to lower one's gaze? And would the caller to Islam be sinful if his comment causes others to see these reprehensible things? And is it permissible for a man to invite and correspond with women in this situation?
Can someone who is envious (the object of envy) differentiate between self-inflicted envy and envy from others, and what is the cure for each?
Is it permissible to expand the business of selling mobile phones and electrical appliances in installments by one of the following two methods: 1. Taking the goods from the distributor and paying their value upon sale, where the goods are displayed and under my guarantee, and after selling the device in installments, I pay its full value to the distributor from my own account? 2. Purchasing an item from an exhibition according to the customer's desire, with the condition of a grace period for returning the item if the customer retracts the purchase?
Is the fear of rendering oneself an infidel due to obsessive religious doubts, and imagining that self-talk is apostasy, considered among the actions of the Khawarij or deviant sects?
How do scholars differentiate between a trustworthy and a weak narrator if both narrated a certain Hadith, share the same name, and are not attributed?
What is the ruling on purchasing beverages whose caps include a prize? And does the ruling differ if the buyer prefers these beverages over others, even if they may be of lesser quality?
What is the ruling on profits earned from working online in groups or companies, where free registration and the purchase of permissible products are followed by inviting others to join and buy, with commissions calculated based on the transaction volume and the size of the network of invitees, and is the profit resulting from moving between levels according to the size of the relationship network legitimate?