Inviting Others
262 questions
What is the ruling on saying "You, Shi'ite!" and what is the ruling on the listener who smiled upon hearing it, and is that considered an act of disbelief (kufr)?
What is the method of repentance from listening to music, and is there a sin incurred by the admonisher if his admonition is not accepted?
Is it true that God does not accept the repentance of one who intends to commit a sin, saying that God is Forgiving and Merciful, then commits it, repents, and then repeatedly returns to it mockingly? And does God accept the repentance of one who laughs at a joke that ridicules religion, then says, "I will return to Islam and repent"? And does blasphemy occur by insulting the Prophet (peace be upon him)?
What were the tribulations and difficulties that the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, and his companions faced when inviting the Quraysh to Tawhid (monotheism)?
Why did Allah create us?
What are the procedures and steps that should be taken to help a Christian girl who has announced her conversion to Islam after being invited to it, knowing that she fears her family and community, and is not more than fifteen years old?
Is it permissible for the ruler to impose the hijab and religious obligations on people by force?
What is the ruling on a man who claims to know the thief by seeking the help of angels after reciting the Qur’an and supplications, claiming that what he does is not fortune-telling and that Ayat al-Kursi prevents devils from approaching him, and he takes money for that, so how can an argument be established against him and his fallacies be refuted?
What is the ruling on one who says, "I have vowed myself to this religion," while not intending thereby a vow, but rather to urge himself to action?
Are solitude, a love of listening to the Quran and lectures and being moved by them, and an attempt to alert others to Sharia-related errors, along with a desire to embrace the Quran when reading it, considered evidence of drawing closer to God and adhering to the religion, or does it represent extremism and takfir?
What is a good-smelling and reasonably-priced men's fragrance that can be used for da'wah (inviting to Islam)? And did the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, use perfume? And is perfume haram (forbidden), knowing that perfume blending shops are widespread?
Is it necessary to strive to improve the present, despite it being a fleeting world, and for fear of forgetting the Hereafter?
What is the ruling concerning a girl whose family refuses to allow her to wear the prescribed hijab, and who faces ridicule and attempts to discourage her from them whenever she forbids them from evil?
What is the posture in which the camel is mimicked and opposed during prayer, and is it by putting the hands down first that it is opposed, or by putting the knees down first?
What is the ruling on one who calls people to worship other than Allah, whether he believes in what he calls to or not, and whether he worships what he calls to or not, and is he considered a polytheist?
What is the duty of one whom Allah Almighty has favored with specific blessings towards themselves and towards others, and what responsibilities arise from this favor, such as inviting those whom Allah has guided, spending for those who possess wealth, and helping others for those whom Allah has granted knowledge or intellect?
Were the previous prophets sent to the jinn, or only our Master Muhammad?
What is the grading of the Hadith: "There is no hour that passes over the son of Adam in which he does not remember Allah except that he will regret it on the Day of Resurrection"? Is it legislated to set a clock alarm to remind one to perform Dhikr every hour, and is it permissible to inform others of this action?
Does the Almighty's saying, "Most hateful it is with Allah that you say that which you do not do," apply to the owner of an Islamic website who publishes religious topics that he does not entirely apply to himself? And is he accountable for everything published on his site, including errors in verses and hadiths?
Is joining the SFI company – which relies on collecting points through surveys and reading tips, promoting its halal products while avoiding the forbidden ones, and inviting others to register and receive a percentage of their points and purchases with the possibility of surpassing them in profit – permissible or impermissible (halal or haram)? And is it permissible to register family members and work on their behalf to increase profits?
What is the ruling on working or earning from the internet through the following methods: watching advertisements, collecting cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (whether manually or automatically), randomly answering surveys, inviting others to subscribe to these websites, and displaying advertisements on a YouTube channel?
What is the ruling on informing one's mother and sister about the disbelief-related whispers (waswās al-kufriyya) that afflict a person—despite his aversion to them and his not intending anything by them—for the purpose of seeking relief and consultation? And does one become a disbeliever if he utters them?
Is it permissible to transmit or quote fatwas, sayings, hadiths, and legal opinions from websites or shaykhs for the purpose of da'wah and advising others, and in this case, is it necessary to attribute every piece of information to its original source?
What can those who came later, like Al-Albani, add to the science of Hadith, and is their role limited to completing what the predecessors did, such as refining weak narrations to strengthen them?