Q: I wanted to ask what is the way that I could get my dua answered 100 percent. I have my o level results in a few days and have prayed since my last exam for a result with nothing below an A and a few A stars InshaAllah! I want this dua really to be fulfiled and I think I had put as much effort as I could during preparation. I request you sir to pray for me and that Allah makes what I want better for me. Please tell me a way to make my dying wish come true.
Q: Umm Ayman (Radiyallahu Anha), a black widow who had children, married someone much younger than her, Zaid (Radiyallahu Anhu), who was an Arab, and it was the Prophet (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) who helped arrange this. The only thing he said to his companions was, "Do you wish to marry a woman of Jannah?" And their hands went up. When the Prophet (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) said it was Umm Ayman (Radiyallahu Anha). Zaid was the only one who kept his hand up.
Based on this hadith, does this mean there will be dark skinned women in Jannah?
Q: If a Muslim does not believe in taqdeer (destiny), is he or she still a Muslim?
Q: Do the Scholars of Deoband and their followers believe that Allah Ta'ala is capable of lying?
Q: Is it true that Imaam Ghazaali (Rahmatullahi Alayh) called the mathematical numbers as words of Shaitaan and told Muslims not to study mathematics?
Q: I would like to know whether it is respectful to look at the ustaadh (female)'s face whilst in lessons of hadeth and tafseer? I know we suppose to sit in a respectful way, is it more respectful to look down and not at the ustadhs face, when she's explaining something? What's the most respectful way to behave in class of hadith.
Q: Is Faatiha/Niyaz Allowed? If yes give proof.
Q: If a Muslim believes a Prophet can come after Nabi Muhammad (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam), is he or she still a Muslim?
Q: My question is that what does the Qur'an say about lailatul nifsi min sha'baan?
Q:
1. Is it necessary for a new Muslim to publicly profess their Imaan?
2. Under what circumstances will it be permissible to hide one's own Imaan?
3. If a person dies hiding their Imaan, how will the Muslim public ascertain that this person was a Muslim? For example, if a person continued to live with their non-Muslim partner; did not dress as a Muslim; did not make a request for a Muslim funeral and did not change their name, would this be sufficient evidence to not classify them as Muslim?