Paradise and Hell
1,670 questions
Is it permissible to mention the multiplier after any good deed, such as reciting the Qur'an, by saying: "the number of His creation, the pleasure of His Self, and the weight of His words," or "Allah is sufficient for me, and how excellent a guardian He is, the number of His creation, the pleasure of His Self, the weight of His Throne, and the extent of His words"?
Is buying land for a price lower than its real value, based on the price registered in official departments to reduce fees, lawful or unlawful?
Is this considered a test for my friend who has turned away from the permissible pleasures of life out of fear of Allah's reckoning, and how should you behave in front of her?
What is the ruling regarding those who say that the torment and bliss on the Day of Judgment are spiritual, and did Ibn Rushd say this in "Fasl al-Maqal"?
What is the text of the noble Hadith in which the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, guarantees Paradise for whoever guarantees him six things, and what are these commandments, and how can they be preserved?
What is the evidence from the Qur’an and Sunnah for the existence of "Sidrat al-Muntaha," "the tree of immortality," "the tree of knowledge," "the great tree," and "the tallest tree in Paradise (Heaven)"?
Is it true that the day of a believer's death is their Day of Resurrection, and that the clock of time stops for them? What is the torment of the grave, and does it continue until the Hour, or for a limited time?
What is the Sunnah regarding congratulating one another on the advent of Ramadan?
Are we sinful if we tell our mother—who is suffering from a poor psychological state and obsessive-compulsive disorder—that our brother has passed away, after we had told her he was traveling?
ما هو حكم قتل عجوز بمجرد رفع الصوت عليه؟
Will Allah punish the disbelievers in the Fire eternally, despite Him being more merciful to His servants than a mother is to her child, who would forgive her child after punishing him? And is listening to songs an impermissible echo, and watching bad movies an impermissible imagination?
If the deceased was a Muslim who committed some sins but sought forgiveness, will his grave be a garden from Paradise or a pit from Hell, and will his torment be that of a sinner or an infidel?
Is the absence of crying during Tarawih prayer, despite feeling shivers and not being preoccupied with worldly matters, considered evidence of a hardened heart or does it entail sin, and is it permissible for worshipers to cry out loud?
To what extent does the bond of kinship (silat al-rahim) extend, and can relatives like the son of the paternal aunt or the grandson of the paternal uncle be an impediment to entering Paradise if one is in disagreement with them or does not interact with them, based on the hadith: "The one who severs the ties of kinship will not enter Paradise"?
What is the ruling of Sharia on a wife who refuses to speak to her husband for days and weeks, and is the husband entitled to marry a second wife in this case, and what are the rulings on a rebellious wife (nashiz)?
How sound is the Hadith: "The Qur'an will come on the Day of Resurrection as an intercessor for its companions; no prophet or angel will equal its intercession before Allah"?
Has the number of the Islamic Ummah, since the era of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), reached 4.9 billion people, and will the three categories mentioned in the noble Hadith enter Paradise without reckoning or torment, or will they be brought out of Hellfire after entering it?
How do I deal with my younger brother who doesn't respect me and is unmindful of our parents? Should I treat him in kind, or should I set a limit to his transgressions, especially now that he is twenty-one years old?
Is it permissible to remove the hijab at my sister's wedding?
How can one escape the widespread temptation of women, based on the Prophet's saying: "I have not left behind me a temptation more harmful to men than women"?
Is it permissible to definitively assert that a specific disbeliever has entered Hellfire after his death?
How can God's forgiveness of all sins through repentance, including murder, be reconciled with the fact that Hajj does not absolve one of the rights of others, and that the intentional murderer's destiny is Hell? And what becomes of the rights of those murdered if the killer repents and enters Paradise?
Is it permissible to lie to one's father to gain his satisfaction and avoid his harshness?
What is the interpretation of the signs and phenomena that preceded the death of the father, who was known for his good qualities, who passed away on Friday night during the last ten days of Ramadan, and who was patient with his illness, and whose back sweated during his agony, and who was joyful, and who asked for soil to be prepared for him before his death?