Paradise and Hell
1,670 questions
Will a woman be rewarded for her recurrent miscarriages, and will she meet her children - fetuses - in the Hereafter?
Is it permissible to say, "Children are beloved of God"?
I got married three years ago, and she will not wear the hijab; what is the ruling on that?
Is the statement of Ibn Taymiyyah that Allah is a beardless youth true?
Is it possible to be reassured that a person who died as a result of a bomb explosion while trying to protect his family, and who was of high morals and served people, is in Paradise?
What is the ruling on participating in a "running marathon" organized by a Christian mother to honor a deceased Christian relative, where participating teams win monetary prizes?
Will the repentance of our relative be accepted, who apostatized from the religion and disbelieved in God frequently, then lost his mind in an accident and became insane, but can still utter some words and remember some things, if he intends to repent or comprehends it somewhat when we remind him of it? And if his repentance is not accepted, what will be his fate on the Day of Judgment; will God re-test him, or will he abide eternally in the Fire?
Is it permissible for an ordinary Muslim to supplicate with "O Allah, forgive me, have mercy on me, and join me with the the Most Exalted Companion"?
How can one respond to the misconceptions raised about the ruling on Isbal (letting one's garment hang below the ankles), which include the following questions: Does the Prophet's not forbidding a man who let his garment hang low indicate that Isbal is merely disliked (makruh) and not prohibited (haram)? And does the action of some Companions and Tabi'in, such as Ibn Mas'ud and Ayyoub - may Allah be pleased with them - regarding Isbal, negate it being haram or a major sin? And is Isbal equivalent to drinking alcohol in being a major sin? And what is the extent of the validity of the statement that the majority opinion considers Isbal to be disliked? And does the stance of Omar ibn al-Khattab - may Allah be pleased with him - with the young man whose garment touched the ground, indicate that Isbal is not forbidden? And how can one reconcile the threat of hellfire for Isbal with the possibility of the one who practices Isbal being a martyr from the people of Paradise? And does the Hadith of Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq - may Allah be pleased with him - where the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said to him: "You are not one of those who do it out of arrogance," limit the warning to those who practice Isbal out of arrogance?
How sound is a Muslim's testimony for a specific person being in Paradise, or such a testimony according to Ahl al-Sunnah, and is the Prophet's (peace be upon him) testimony dependent on the righteousness of the servant?
How does one pray for one's parents after their death?
What is the ruling on a disobedient person who persists in his disobedience after proof has been established against him, and what is the evidence for it?
Will the people of Paradise experience normal sleep in Paradise, and what is the evidence for that?
What is the ruling on someone whose source of money is from illicit means, and he cannot stop this work because his family relies on him, yet he is committed to his prayers? Will he be tormented in his grave and be among the people of Hell? Or are his prayers useless because of his illicit source of income?
What is the duration of each period of the Prophet's intercession—peace be upon him—for those who have entered Hellfire, what is the maximum length of their stay therein, and how do their bodies endure the torment?
What is the fate of a Christian who fights alongside a Muslim to liberate their homeland, and both die, taking into account that the Muslim's reward is Paradise, and that Allah Almighty said: "And whoever desires a religion other than Islam, it will never be accepted from him"?
Is it permissible to refuse chemotherapy or surgical removal of a tumor if it entails risks such as paralysis or loss of a sense, and only prolongs life by a few years with increased pain and fatigue, while not undergoing treatment leads to death in an easier and less painful manner?
ما هو الحديث الذي أوصى فيه النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم معاذ بن جبل بحفظ اللسان؟
How can the two prophetic hadiths be reconciled: "There is no deceased person but his seat will be shown to him morning and evening; if he is one of the people of Paradise, then he is one of the people of Paradise, and if he is one of the people of Hellfire, then he is one of the people of Hellfire," and "Who is your Lord, and who is your Prophet, and what is your religion? So he says: Wait for me, for I will pray Maghrib (after he sees the sun has appeared for setting), and this is in the hadith of the questioning in the grave"?
What is the meaning of the Hadith: "As for the people of the Fire who are its inhabitants, they will neither die therein nor live, but there are people whom the Fire will affect due to their sins, so Allah will cause them to die a death"? And how will they neither die nor live, and what is the meaning of "Allah will cause them to die a death"?
How did the man enter Paradise even though the Day of Resurrection has not yet occurred?
ما هي الأدلة من القرآن والسنة التي تثبت أن الله شديد العقاب؟
Is it permissible to seek forgiveness and recite Al-Fatihah for deceased Christian parents? What are their rights over a Muslim after their death, and how can one show them piety?
What is the ruling on induced molting (al-qalsh) in laying hens, which involves withholding water from the birds for three days and feed for one to two weeks, leading to the death of 20% of them, then feeding them very small quantities until their feathers fall out, with this program continuing for two months, for the purpose of restarting the egg production cycle?