Anger and Patience
746 questions
Does the husband's statement "May Allah curse me if I ever have relations with you again" uttered in a moment of anger, constitute an oath, and what is its expiation?
What should a mother do who, in a moment of anger, invoked destruction upon her daughter, while admitting her remorse and her desire to protect her, after her 15-year-old daughter repeatedly lied?
How do I deal with my father who is always angry with me, and whom I feel I am disobeying because I do not listen to him, and due to the frequent quarrels between us?
Should I marry my religious female colleague solely for her devoutness—as the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, advised—despite not feeling attracted to her, or should I wait?
Why is enjoining what is right and forbidding what is wrong considered one of the fundamentals of the Muslim faith?
What should I do about my hatred for my mother-in-law and her constant harassment, and should I confront them about what is happening?
What is your advice to a wife who is going through marital problems and argues with her husband in front of their daughter, and her husband does not consult her and prefers to seek advice from his brother, and dislikes her consulting her mother due to their poor relationship? And how should the husband act if his mother insults his wife in his home, taking into consideration that she had insulted him before? And what is the ruling of Islamic law on the mother's instinct, and is there a father's instinct in Islam? And what should be done if the husband sees flaws in his wife's character?
Is one who recites the Quran while committing some forbidden acts sinful, and will his recitation be held against him or will he be rewarded for it, and how can he feel its delight? And is one who wishes psychological illnesses upon himself considered psychologically ill, so he is not sinful for his wish?
Is it permissible to supplicate against an unchaste, immodest woman who harms those around her and does not heed advice? And does Allah answer the supplication of one who is not observant [of religious duties]?
Is the fame-seeking attire described by the questioner considered a sin, and is what her colleagues said true, or does it stem from something within their own selves?
How can one repent from insulting in a state of anger? And must the person who was insulted be informed of this? And is charity accepted as expiation for this sin?
What is the ruling on supplicating with the words: "O Allah, make me the first of my family to die"? And is it permissible to say: "O Allah, do not deprive me of my family, nor cause me grief concerning them," or "O Allah, let me enjoy my family for as long as You grant me life"? And is this considered an transgression in supplication?
Is uttering abusive words about someone who mistreated my mother considered backbiting?
What is the ruling of Islamic Sharia regarding raising a child with autism who suffers from speech and behavioral difficulties, and whose parents fear for his future and care after their death, especially with the impact of this on their family life and their ability to teach him religious rituals?
What should a young man do who fell in love with a girl online and realized how devout she is, and he is facing difficulty forgetting her?
How can one strengthen faith, avoid hypocrisy of the heart, face calamities, and control anger without compromising rights?
Is it permissible to respond in kind to those who slandered, insulted, caused reputational damage, and spread lies, and is there any sin in doing so?
Is it permissible for a girl to imagine her future married life, including family, emotional life with her husband, work, and children?
Can a person who repented atone for the sin of angering his deceased mother?
What is the religious ruling regarding a wife who raises her voice at her husband and diminishes his respect in front of their children and servants due to his anger?
Is my husband suffering from a decline in worship and negligence in prayer, and am I the cause of that, or is the problem deeper, related to society and the loss of good companionship, and what is the solution?
What is the wisdom behind Allah Almighty leaving Satan to deceive and mislead people, instead of punishing him immediately and deferring that until the Day of Resurrection?
How can one be saved from evil?
Will a wife be rewarded for her patience with a husband she does not love? Is she considered a betrayer for thinking of the one she loved? Is she sinful despite not betraying and fearing God? Can God marry her to the one she loved in the Hereafter?