Does a person's feeling of joy upon hearing insults against the Divine Being constitute disbelief, even if they detest disbelief and suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder related to disbelief? And does renewing the Shahada during prayer renew their Islam? And if it does not renew it, is it then necessary for them to renew their marriage contract if they do not know when they committed that act of disbelief?
If a person dislikes disbelief and their heart is content with faith, then the whispers that circulate in their mind—such as whether they were pleased with disbelief or similar thoughts—will not harm them. Rather, a Muslim's dislike for these whispers is evidence of the sincerity of their faith. This is a sign of Satan's disgrace. Therefore, you must turn away from these whispers and completely disregard them, whether they concern matters of faith and disbelief, the validity of marriage, or anything else, while seeking help from Allah, turning to Him, supplicating frequently, and seeking treatment from specialists.
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