Paradise and Hell
1,670 questions
Will those who commit major sins, as described in the Hadith: "They will not enter Paradise, nor will they perceive its fragrance," necessarily be punished, or is their matter up to Allah, for forgiveness or punishment?
What is the ruling regarding the compensatory financial allowance for housing and food that a questioner receives from his company while remaining in the company's accommodation, knowing that the new contract stipulates that obtaining this amount requires moving out and renting outside the company's premises, whereas the old contract allowed married employees to receive compensation while remaining in the company's accommodation?
What is the ruling on raising one's voice with "tahlil" (لا إله إلا الله - There is no god but Allah) and "takbir" (الله أكبر - Allah is the Greatest) and requesting that from people when accompanying a funeral procession?
Does the Almighty’s saying (and when Hellfire is set ablaze) mean that the Fire was not burning and was then kindled on the Day of Resurrection, or does it have another meaning?
Is it permissible for a woman whose husband came to her anally to know what she must do for Allah to forgive her?
What is the ruling on a message that includes a description of a house in Paradise overlooking the Throne of the Most Merciful, the Messenger's palace, and Al-Kawthar River, and its price is 12 daily supererogatory rak'ahs?
Does a Muslim remain a Muslim if his faith is incomplete, such as one who does not maintain purity despite the Prophet’s (PBUH) saying, "Purity is half of faith," or one who does not love for his brother what he loves for himself? And will one whose faith is incomplete enter Paradise with the impurity of his clothes, body, and home?
What is the reward for the righteous wife who brings joy to her husband and obeys him, and the reward for the husband who treats his wife similarly?
Will the angels be in Paradise, or will their role come to an end?
What is the difference between farah (joy/elation) and sa'adah (happiness/felicity), especially since farah is mentioned in Surah Al-Qasas as something forbidden: "Do not exult, for Allah does not love the exultant" (28:76), while sa'adah is mentioned in the noble Hadith as a matter of choice and preference?
Is it true that whoever listens to singing in this world will not hear it in the Hereafter, and is there any evidence for that?
How can one reconcile the eternal damnation of the dwellers of Hell, as stated in verses 106-107 of Surah Hud, with what is mentioned in Sahih al-Bukhari regarding some of them exiting it and entering Paradise due to their faith? Do the verses in Hud indicate that some virtuous individuals will reside in Paradise for a period before entering Hell? If not, how will disbelievers who served humanity and died in disbelief be rewarded?
Is the nation of our Master Muhammad, may Allah’s peace and blessings be upon him, destined for Paradise, and who is this nation?
Should a girl associate with a suitor who rejects her hijab?