Q: If it is permissible to delay denouncing evil (النهي عن المنكر) for a good reason, then if I see someone cursing, for example, if I advise him and he curses and he does not respond, and I say I will delay the advice until he calms down, but he calms down and I did not advise him, and two days passed, should I advise him after two days or is the obligation waived? And why is it waived when it is a debt?
Q: A boy came up to me for chanda (collections) of masjid. He asked me to give it, I had no money in my pocket so I said to him sarcastically and jokingly "I have 2 to 4 crore rupees in my pocket you want it?". Did I commit kufr?
Q: How can I truly repent from backbiting? I can not find the person I have talked bad about.
Q: Is it kufr to mock the way someone smiles.
Q: If my dad asks me how someone is doing, for example if he asks ‘how is your uncle/auntie’ etc., is it permissible for me to say that the person is fine even though I haven't spoken to the person and I don't know how they are?
Q: What can one do to control his anger, cool his temper and prevent anger breakouts, and how does one get rid of any grudges or frustration one feels for another person?
Q: Can I give kaffarah for someone if I curse him during Ramadaan fast?
Q: How to deal with people who lie about you, tarnish your image, hurt you and deprived you of your basic rights. They constantly taunt you and pick faults in you? How to stay firm in faith when you see a liar and deceptive people to be successful in life while truthful and honest ones suffer?
Is continuously praising oneself and thinking low of others permissible in Islam?
Q: If I ask someone to bring me water or to give me water, is it haraam for them to say no?
Q: Is mocking someone's appearance considered kufr because we are mocking the creation of Allah?