Saying Masha Allah sarcastically
Q: If somebody uses "ma shaa Allaah" sarcastically in response to a sarcastic sentence, this is surely wrong, is it not? And is this kufr? Secondly, if someone laughs at the use of sarcasm here have they done kufr?
Q: If somebody uses "ma shaa Allaah" sarcastically in response to a sarcastic sentence, this is surely wrong, is it not? And is this kufr? Secondly, if someone laughs at the use of sarcasm here have they done kufr?
Q: If a person has committed backbiting against someone, and wants to make taubah from backbiting, and the person he was backbiting about does not know about it, does one have to go and tell the person I said this and that about you, make maaf, or can one beg forgiveness from Allah and do some good action and send the sawaab to the person?
Q: What are some of the rewards for controlling and withholding the emotion and urge of aggression and lust?
Q: Is lying in a joke permissible?
Q: Any wazifa to control my inner anger and frustration?
Q: I know we shouldn't advertise our sins. I mean we shouldn't tell others about our sins. I was told if you tell others about your sins, your sins wouldn't be forgiven. Can I able to tell an imam or a scholar so they can advise what to do about my sins?
Q: Is joking with friends and family allowed? If yes please explain to us to what extent and with what type of relatives can we joke?
Q: Somebody used my name and stole money. So Islamically they never stole from me but wouldn't have got that money without defrauding me. So on the day of judgement what is the ruling? Will I be compensated for being used?
Q: If you bad mouth or swear someone under your breath, meaning no one can hear you, is that still backbiting or sinful?
Q: In a dar al kufr country, can the money from the kafir government be halaal to take by any means? Such as taking it by deceiving them through lying? Is any advantage alowed in a darul kufr by any means for a Muslim?