What is the ruling on someone who acquitted a statement that was possibly an act of disbelief, then it became clear to him that it was indeed so? Is he required to re-perform the prayers and fasting from the past period? And what is the ruling on someone who described applications containing Qur’anic stories as trivialities? Is that considered an apostasy from the religion?
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The questioner has many obsessive thoughts and doubts. The phrases she uttered or heard do not necessitate apostasy nor do they take one out of the fold of Islam. Therefore, her ritual bath and uttering the two testimonies of faith with the intention of embracing Islam were misplaced, and she is not required to make up her prayers or fasting.
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