Imaan of a person who wants to die and go to Jahannum
Q: If a Muslim says that they just want to die and go to hell. Does that constitute kufar? Does their nikah break?
Kufr
Calling oneself a kaafir
Q: If someone angrily retorts that he or she is a Kaafir, does he or she bocome one? And if this happens, how should he or she rectify it?
Thoughts of kufr
Q: I suffer from waswas regarding kufr. I had said something and doubted whether what I said was correct or not and what if I have done kufr. Later on I completely forgot about what I said. So I took my shahadah and said that I wouldn't do it till I get it confirmed. In a sense I was neither confirming nor denying it. Have I done correct. I'm afraid I might have disbelieved in what I must believe in
Uttering statements that lead to kufr
Q: Recently I have heard one scholars speech regarding kalima e kufr (saying bad words about Islam even in a joking way) can cause an individual to become a kafir and his nikah will break.
Actually my wife used to make comments about my beard some times that she doesnt like it and it doesnt suit me. The scholar said that saying this will make her a kafir (in the video).
Please suggest whether my nikah is valid and if not then how do I renew my nikah.
Calling oneself a kaafir
Q: I want to ask, I'm a Muslim wife and in the state of anger I committed a sin...Me and my husband used to fight everyday in the start of our marriage. One day I got frustrated and in the state of extrme anger I said why Allah did this to me... I'm angry with Allah... and from now I'm not a Muslim... I'm kafir etc... but I was very angry at that moment but after that I realised how could I do this... I'm a true Muslim and perform salaah 5 times a day... I made taubah to Allah for that sin committed in anger and promised him not to do it again... Kindly let me know if this will affect my marriage.
The disciples of Hazrat Esa (Alayhis Salaam)
Q: Please advise:
1. What is our belief about the 'Twelve Disciples' mentioned in Christianity? Their names are given as follows: Peter, Andrew, James, John, Phillip, Bartholomew, Matthew, Thaddeus, Simon, and Judas Iscariot.
2. What is our belief about 'Paul the Apostle'?
Do any of the following statements and actions constitute kufr?
Q: Do any of the following statements and actions constitute kufr:
1. One's mother walks into the room to pray, and you tell her to go pray somewhere else (or go pray in another room) because you're watching something on your computer.
2. Committing sinful acts (like watching pornography, masturbation, listening to music) in the same room where the Holy Qur'an is kept, and other Islamic books and literature is kept (like books of Durood Shareef).
3. Someone says that the Old Testament is barbaric and harsh, and one nods and smiles in agreement.
Mistakenly uttering statements regarding Allah Ta'ala
Q: If a person says in a conversation about someone else that "was he the relative of Allah" or "Allah was not sleeping" but he did not mean to say it but by mistake he uttered these words without believing it by heart. Will his nikah and Iman distroyed? Means whether she has to do tajdeed e iman or tajdeed e nikah or only tobah is enough?
Utterances of irtidad by an insane person
Q: Are the utterances of irtidad by an insane person considered. Will fasakh take place of his nikaah? What happens when the insanity is self induced. Meaning he became insane due to using drug substances. Will his utterances be considered?
Acting in a play as an angel, Nabi, Sahaabi, etc.
Q: Is it permissable to act as an angel, sahaabi, prophet, shaytaan, jinn in a play?