Paradise and Hell
1,670 questions
ما الفرق بين الوفاة والتوفي والموت من الناحية الشرعية واللغوية؟
What is the nature of God's wrath upon those who do not supplicate Him, and are they punished for that? Is it considered a sin that warrants entry into Hellfire? And how can one increase their supplication? What is the ruling on dedicating supplication solely to asking for Paradise?
Is it true that declaring a person who has committed a major sin to be an unbeliever is considered an innovation in religion?
How will the one who abandoned prayer be accounted for on the Sirat (Bridge) on the Day of Resurrection?
What deeds save us from Hellfire?
Does thanking Allah for a calamity increase calamities, based on His saying: "And [remember] when your Lord proclaimed, 'If you are grateful, I will surely increase you [in favor]; but if you deny, indeed, My punishment is severe'"? And does praise (Al-Hamd) have the same meaning as gratitude (Al-Shukr)?
How do we respond to those who say that the Day of Judgment is merely a planetary explosion and the end of its lifespan?
Is not fully adhering to the hijab, listening to music, and occasionally watching television, while maintaining other acts of obedience, considered hypocrisy that requires a serious self-assessment?
How can we benefit from your knowledge to debate the "Shahwah" Jews, convince them of their errors, and guide them to the religion of Islam?
ما هي أسماء النار المذكورة في القرآن الكريم؟
Is the conversion of a non-Muslim to Islam valid if he does not intend to abstain from alcohol?
What is the explanation of the saying of Imam Ali, may God be pleased with him: "He is the one whose hereafter is happy and whose worldly life is miserable," and "How amazing it is for one who works for this world, yet is provided for in it without effort, but does not work for the Hereafter, yet is provided for in it only through effort"?
What is the authenticity of interacting with the verses of the Noble Quran by asking Allah for good when reading verses about Paradise and provision, and seeking refuge in Him from evil when reading verses about Hellfire and torment? And is what is meant by "seekingفضل (فضل: grace, bounty, favor)" in the Hadith about the crowing of roosters limited to provision only, or does it include every matter a Muslim desires?
Is it permissible in Islam to use a medication that carries a high risk of leading to the patient's death, knowing that there is severe pain that sometimes causes delay in prayer?
Are there any established and authentic supplications from the Prophet (PBUH) for the servant's protection during the terrors of the Day of Judgment, such as the Gathering (Mahshar), the Reckoning (Hisab), and the Bridge (Sirat), or is the matter of supplication unrestricted?
Will the majority of the world's non-Muslim population enter Hellfire, and what is the wisdom behind Allah's sending down Judaism and Christianity before Islam, given that Islam is the true religion?
Is it permissible to miss a deceased person?
How does a Muslim make their primary concern winning in the Hereafter instead of pursuing worldly pleasures?
Is thinking about death, fearing everything, seeing images of the deceased, and being unable to sleep, a warning of approaching demise? Is this state related to a committed sin? Does seeing a relative of mine dead in a dream indicate a long life? Is a prayer for a long life answered? And what are the deeds that bless one's life?
How can one alleviate the feeling of boredom and isolation resulting from commitment to religious observance, and what are the tips and guidelines for dealing with friends and relatives who do not accept this orientation?
Does the Hadith, "He will be released from the Fire, whoever said 'La ilaha illa Allah' and had in his heart goodness weighing a barley-corn...", include the People of the Book who affirm the oneness of God but do not believe in Muhammad (peace be upon him)? And what is the ruling regarding those who do not declare the People of the Book to be disbelievers?
Is what the questioner saw in a dream regarding a deceased person who did not pray, lied frequently, engaged in sodomy, and committed suicide—and the recitation of the verses: "And whoever turns away from My remembrance - indeed, he will have a difficult life, and We will gather him on the Day of Resurrection blind." He will say, "My Lord, why have You gathered me blind while I was seeing?" [Allah] will say, "Thus did Our signs come to you, and you ignored them; and thus will you today be ignored"—considered a vision? And can a definitive judgment be made that this person is being tormented in his grave, and is it permissible to seek forgiveness for someone like him?
Is having a good opinion of Allah considered one of the branches of faith, and what are these branches in detail?
How can a Muslim purify their soul from bad morals?