Q: If someone (Muslim) calls a niqabi a "ninja" (not in a derogatory way or to mock niqab, nor to make fun of the person for wearing niqab), will it be kufr?
What if the niqabi didn't think much of it and just passed it over as a joke, because she believes that the person was just joking and not trying to degrade her or something.
Basically, a ninja can be considered good or bad, but it depends on what the ninja does (apparently).
Q: In the time of Imaam Mahdi, will the doors of Taubah still be open, because I heard in a bayaan that there are 3 times when the doors of Taubah will be closed, firstly when dajjal appears, secondly when the daabatul ard is in the world and finally when the sun rises in the west.
Q: What are the ways to increase our love for Nabi (sallalahu alayhi wassallam) and remembering him ?
Q: If someone did a good deed like istighfar, durood or giving sadaqah and is afraid that Allah will not accept their deed, will that make Allah not accept it? I heard someone say that you have to be certain that Allah will accept otherwise it will be not accepted. Kindly clarify.
Q: I want to study fashion and start a fashion brand... As you know there are models, runways, clothing according to the demand of people... Will it be haraam money?
Q: Someone joked about Islam being a terrorist group (sarcasm). I knew that it isn't a good thing to say but the tone and way of saying made me laugh and then I stopped afterwards because I know this is wrong, and I also felt worried about this. I don't mean to condone such jokes. Is this kufr?
Q:
1. Is it permissible to dispose of something with the name of Allah Ta'ala written inside of it, if the writing is covered?
For example, a copy has random pages where the name of Allah Ta'ala is written, but these writings are covered by other pages and covers of the copy.
2. If not, then is one required to check every copy and mark over them so it cannot be seen?
3. What other writings does one have to cut off (or just cover) before disposing?
Q: Can you please explain what scholars mean by each of these in kufr related queries if they respond with the following:
1. "One is risking their iman if they do this."
2. "One may risk their iman if they do this."
3. "This is dangerous"
4. "Any act which has some resemblance with shirk is haram, and can take you out of Islam." Does "can take you out of Islam" here means it definitely does take you out or there's a chance it does?
5. "Recite kalimah in abundance.", do they mean recite it as a precaution or to keep repeating kalimah frequently to save ones self from accidental kufr?
6. "This act borders with kufr or borders on kufr".
7. "This act is borderline kufr".
Q: What are regarded as minor sins? Could Mufti Saab please provide some examples.
Q: There is a scholar in our masjid, we used to ask deeni masail to him.
One day me and my cousins were joking about him, like one acts like that scholar and other one comes and asks masla to him. Our intention was not to mock his fatwas, his knowledge, or his role as a scholar but his speaking style and body language.
Did we commit kufr?