Paradise and Hell
1,670 questions
Are there any besides the Ten who are promised Paradise?
Is it permissible to lie to one's wife regarding love by saying, "Your presence beside me in Paradise is the greatest bliss in Paradise," while being certain that the greatest bliss is seeing Allah, or "Your presence beside me in Paradise is enough for me, and I have no need for the Houris (maidens of Paradise)," or "Paradise without you is hell"?
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What are the verses or Hadith that encourage acts of obedience and warn against abandoning them?
Is it permissible to grant certificates for training courses with information that does not conform to reality (start and end dates of the course, number of attendance hours) after students have passed an exam or pledged to complete the course later, while collecting fees from them?
Does the Hadith "If the servant's child dies" include one whose wife has died, and he was patient and grateful?
Does a man who dies with his wife pleased with him enter Paradise, just as a woman who dies with her husband pleased with her enters Paradise?
What should a wife do who concealed from her deceased husband's family that marital possessions mentioned in her dowry list are in her possession and not in their home, for fear of their procrastination, but the husband's family accused their deceased brother of lying for mentioning these possessions in the list?
Will a deceased infant girl intercede for her parents in the Hereafter, even though her mother was not observant of prayer at the time of her birth and death?
Is the meaning of the Hadith "None of you truly believes until he wishes for his brother what he wishes for himself" limited to loving good for one's Muslim brother in matters of the afterlife only, or does it include matters of both this world and the afterlife? And is a person's preference for himself in some worldly matters blameworthy and contradictory to the Hadith?
What should I do with my sister who does not pray, nor read the Quran, nor listen to it, and feels distressed when trying, and wishes for devotion, but does not find it?
What is the wisdom behind not explicitly prohibiting masturbation in the Holy Qur’an, as is the case with adultery, to avoid doubts about its ruling, fluctuating between prohibition, permissibility, and allowance out of necessity?
Is it incumbent upon the believer to love death and not fear it, and is there an act that guarantees Allah's mercy and Paradise?
Does a Muslim woman's lack of conviction regarding the hijab and her abandonment of it lead her to Hell, despite her commitment to prayer and fasting?
Is it true that a Muslim will not enter Paradise until he pledges allegiance to an Imam or a ruler, as one of the Imams claims, citing hadiths and Quranic verses as evidence?
Is the vision in the Hadith: "It is as if I see him, meaning the one with the two thin legs who will demolish the Kaaba," a vision with the eye, or does it have another meaning?
How will the believer be happy in Paradise if his non-Muslim family members are in Hell?
What is the ruling on a mother telling her daughter, when she makes a mistake: "You will enter Hellfire" or "You will incur sins"? Is she permitted to make such a determination, and what advice can be offered to this mother?
What is the ruling on self-immolation as a protest against injustice?
To what extent is the hadith sound: "Whoever wakes and sleeps in a state of his parents being pleased with him, wakes and sleeps with two doors to Paradise open for him, and if one, then one. And whoever wakes and sleeps in a state of his parents being displeased with him, wakes and sleeps with two doors to Hell open for him, and if one, then one"? And what is its narration?
What is the meaning of the cessation of Hellfire?
What is the ruling on someone who believed a false atheistic theory and acted upon it until he died – will Allah admit him to Hellfire or test him? And are natural phenomena, such as a child being born with his father's name stamped on his cheek, considered a miracle despite the handwriting not being beautiful? And why doesn't a deceased disbeliever appear in a dream to inform his relatives of what he is experiencing?
What is the argument and evidence of the scholars who decisively affirmed the non-exoneration of those whom the true message did not reach, and how did the scholars who decisively affirmed their exoneration refute them?
What is the meaning of the phrase: "By Him in Whose Hand is the soul of Muhammad, each one of them will be more guided to his dwelling in Paradise than he was to his dwelling in the worldly life," which is mentioned in the Hadith about the believers being detained on a bridge between Paradise and Hell?