Anger and Patience
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Is filial piety generally about the parents' satisfaction, or are there fixed guidelines for it? And is the child sinful if he deals harshly with his parents, given that this style is accustomed to them and does not anger them?
Is "He who is angered and does not get angry is a donkey" a Prophetic hadith?
What is a cancer patient for whom doctors have given up hope of recovery and whose condition is deteriorating advised to do in his final days?
What is the ruling on filial impiety towards parents who did not raise their children in the religion, who command them to disobey God, and who refuse their daughter's marriage to a righteous man, with the father also being accused of insulting religion and the Quran?
What is the ruling on someone who utters "may Allah curse the religion of" in a moment of anger without completing it? And what is the difference between the nullification of a deed and the nullification of the reward for a deed, and does an apostate, if they repent, retain their deeds while losing their reward?
How can I convince my father not to shave his beard?
How can one overcome the intense fear of marriage, women, and failure, which has become a psychological barrier, despite the latent desire to marry and form a righteous family?
What is the ruling on dealing with a father who is characterized by harshness and cruelty towards guests and in-laws, and is it permissible to wish for his death while seeking forgiveness for this thought?
Is a mother's anger at her son's wife considered disobedience (ʿuqūq), like a son's disobedience to his mother?
What can I do to get rid of the rapid, unprecedented behavior driven by thought, which causes me regret after every word I say in anger?
What is the ruling on one who places a wiretapping and tracking device on a girl with the intention of exposing and harming her, and cooperates with others in doing so, which led to her suicide?
What is the ruling of the Shari'ah regarding the completion of a girl's marriage to her fiancé, after she discovered that he had been engaging in homosexual acts with young men? And how can she ascertain his repentance? And should she confront him with what she has learned?
How can a woman about to be married be provided with resources that include real-life stories, situations, and experiences from the first days of marriage, to help her practically apply what she has learned theoretically?
Is it permissible for a woman to uncover her face when going to school or shopping, while wearing a little makeup, knowing that she is beautiful and wears a hijab, and rides the bus, sometimes accompanied by her mother? And what is the legitimate ruling and the best course of action to avoid problems and harm?
ما هو الدعاء المأثور عن الرسول صلى الله عليه وسلم الذي يمكن الدعاء به لتطمئن القلوب، في حال الإعجاب بفتاة وتمني الزواج منها، مع وجود عوائق تمنع ذلك حالياً؟
Is it permissible to continue supplicating against those who wronged me and prevented my promotion despite my deserving it, especially after my return from Hajj and Umrah?
Is the incident of Fatimah complaining about Ali, and the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, saying to her: "By the Lord of the Kaaba! Return to Ali and tell him that you are willing to rub your nose in the dust to make him happy; let him do as he pleases," authentic or fabricated?
Is saying "Haram upon You, O Allah" in a moment of anger and despair, then immediately seeking forgiveness, considered an exit from the fold of Islam, and what must the speaker do to repent?
What is the ruling on sighing (exhaling with a sound), and is it permissible, forbidden, or disliked, and why?
Did I commit a sin by supplicating against a group of circumambulators who caused me harm and pushed me, and what is the ruling on forming enclosed groups that harm circumambulators?
Is a daughter's refusal to accompany her mother to offer condolences to a relative considered a shortcoming in her duty towards her mother, and is the mother's anger and disregard for her daughter considered an overreaction?
What is the ruling of Islamic law regarding a deceased husband who insulted his wife with vulgar language such as "ya qahba (you whore), ya sharmouta (you slut), ya 'ayiba (you flawed one), ya bint al-'ayiba (you daughter of a flawed one)" in a state of anger and not out of conviction, and is this considered slandering chaste women?
What is the ruling on marrying a young woman whose character was not originally religious, but then she became guided and committed?
What should a 17-year-old do, who feels love towards women and wishes to marry, while he is in a critical stage of his high school studies, where he deliberately looks?