Q: If a person, due to slip of tongue, said something of kufr while not intending it, is he kafir?
For example, a person wanting to say that "one who rejects God is not a Muslim" but he accidentally says "one who rejects God is not a kafir" but then he realises and corrects it. Does he have to renew his iman and nikah?
Q: I have dirty thoughts 24/7. I can't do anything simple. Even simple tasks like reading sweet romance no explicit things makes me think bad. What should I do?
Q: Please could you advise me on this matter:
I have a friend who wants to study actuarial sciences and I have heard that it is impermissible to go into this field.
Could Moulana explain whether it is impermissible or not and why? How should I advise my friend?
Q: What is the status of a person who insults Hazrat Abu Bakr and Umar (radhiyallahu anhuma) or any other Sahaabi? May Allah Ta'ala protect us.
Q: Please tell me what is the first major sign of Qiyamah?
Q:
1. If someone rejects a tenet of Islam due to lack of knowledge, are they kaafir? Example: Believing not doing waajib acts doesn't entail sin, only fardhs entail sin.
2. When it becomes known to them that the act is a tenet of Islam, they accept it. Do they have to reclaim shahaadah?
Q: If a scholar gives a very strict fatwa regarding something related to shirk, but all the other trustworthy and reputable scholars give a more balanced and moderate fatwa, then if I follow the opinion of the scholars who gave the balanced fatwa, will I become a disbeliever or sinner?
For example, when studying Darwin’s theory—if someone studies it while keeping in mind that it is false, and only continues studying it for academic purposes, and this opinion is supported by many scholars—But one scholar says that such studies are "trash" and that there’s no need to study them as it could harm one’s faith.
In that case, if I follow the balanced fatwa and not the harsh one, will I be considered a disbeliever or a sinner?
Q: I am Muslim. Can I write gay fiction, without any kissing scenes or sexual activity, only holding hands, cuddling and love confession...
Q: I live in India. In my locality most of the people are non-Muslim and I want to know if it is okay to take them as close friends and participate in their religious gatherings or festivities and alike?
Very few greet by saying Namaste how to reply to it?
Q: Knowing that giving gifts is of great merit and is encouraged in Islam...
Is it permissible to participate in a game named as secret sheep for eid which people exchange gifts... since it was derived from the name secret santa and the rules etc. all are derived from the secret santa (done on Christmas).