Paradise and Hell
1,670 questions
Is it permissible to supplicate for marriage in Paradise to one of the Companions, or the righteous, or the martyrs, if marriage was not facilitated in this world? And is a girl who did not marry and preserved herself considered a martyr upon her death?
What is the ruling on common phrases such as "Later with your Lord" and "Leave God aside"? Is whoever utters them considered an infidel? Do charities and prayers for the dead benefit those who said them? What is the meaning of ill manners with God? Does the Master of Supplications for Forgiveness or prayer for forgiveness erase all sins, including the transgressions of these phrases, without repentance? Are most users of these phrases considered infidels to whom the Hadith: "Whoever has a mustard seed's weight of faith in his heart shall enter Paradise" does not apply?
Are there levels to Hell, like Paradise, such that the torment varies according to the sins committed?
How authentic are the hadiths that intimidate women from entering Paradise and tie their destiny to pleasing their husbands, and are spouses not equal in recompense before God, and why is the female gender alone cursed, even though men are not free from error?
Why is a martyr called a "shaheed" (martyr) in Islam?
What is the ruling on listening to a nasheed that includes the wish that the Messenger, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, be pleased with its singer and accept him?
Is what the religious young man does—who relies on his family due to his illness—considered blameworthy reliance (tawakkul), and will someone who relies blameworthily enter Hell eternally?
Is a wife who died of a pulmonary embolism after a difficult birth and organ hemorrhage considered a martyr? And is it forbidden to wish for death in order to meet one's wife in Paradise?
Is it permissible for a Muslim to say, "We are, God willing, guaranteed the Houris, since we are Muslims"?
Is elaborating on a supplication by mentioning specific names—such as "O Allah, make So-and-so point to my file with acceptance"—when applying for a job that requires the approval of several people, considered impermissible?
Can my supplications and charity on behalf of my mother change her destiny from Hellfire to Paradise, and decrease her sins and increase her good deeds after her death?
Is God's mercy limited to being one hundred parts, and will disbelievers not attain it on the Day of Resurrection, making it reserved for a limited group, and is questioning its vastness considered a sin?
Is it permissible to accuse a righteous girl—even though she does not wear a hijab—of fornication, and to pray for her to enter Hellfire?
Will crossing the Sirat take place before the Day of Reckoning, meaning before the Earth is changed, or during the changing of the Earth, knowing that crossing the Sirat and entering Paradise or Hell occurs after people have been judged?
What is the sin of the followers of other heavenly religions in not entering Paradise and their eternal stay in Hellfire, despite their faith and monotheism, and the difficulty of changing their religion in their societies?
Did Fatimah al-Zahra – may Allah be pleased with her – menstruate, and what is the extent of the authenticity of the hadith: "I named my daughter Fatimah because Allah has weaned her and those who loved her from the Hellfire"?
Are God's feet two feet and a leg, or just two feet, and do the hadith "Paradise and Hellfire argued" and the hadith "until the Lord of Might places His foot in it" refer to the same thing?
What is the remedy for a person's fear that his deeds will not be accepted on the Day of Judgment, or that he will not reach the highest ranks of Paradise, despite his striving and diligence in acts of obedience and avoiding reprehensible things? And is having a good opinion of Allah, along with taking the necessary means, sufficient for him to reach Firdaws (the highest level of Paradise)?
Is it permissible for a Muslim to wish for death on the Day of Resurrection before the Angel of Death is slaughtered, even if that is in exchange for the delights of Paradise?
What are the matters that guarantee entry into Paradise and salvation from Hellfire after repentance, and does memorizing the entire Holy Quran save one from Hellfire?
Is it permissible to livestream games, which may cause viewers to waste their time, and does its impermissibility—if it exists—vanish by adding useful information, and is the financial support provided for the livestream lawful?
Is Rayhana bint Zayd among the Mothers of the Believers and the wives of the Prophet in Paradise, and what was her fate after his death and her return to her people?
Is backbiting collectively permissible against a single person, and what is the interpretation of the hadiths that condemn those praised by people for evil or by angels who speak of good and evil, given the prohibition of backbiting and cursing in the Quran? Does this only apply to those who openly commit sins? What is your advice to someone afflicted by people's harm, and should they seek reward or see themselves as a fulfillment of the hadith about Allah's dislike for a servant?
Is it permissible to supplicate for a deceased mother who memorized two-thirds of the Qur’an, asking for her to reach the highest ranks of Paradise, even though she did not complete memorizing the entire Qur’an? And is this considered an transgression in supplication?