Correcting someone who is listening to music
Q: My brother was playing a game and music was loud in the background. I told him to stop and he said ‘be quiet, it’s a live event (referring to a feature of a game)’. He is baaligh, is this kufr?
Q: My brother was playing a game and music was loud in the background. I told him to stop and he said ‘be quiet, it’s a live event (referring to a feature of a game)’. He is baaligh, is this kufr?
Q: I am a married Muslim woman. I have lost my ring which I got as a gift on my nikaah from my husband just like an engagement ring for which I am very upset but people around me told us that losing your nikaah ring isn't a good sign for married life.
I am very much tensed and I wish that this is just a rumor, nothing else. Please tell me about it in the light of islam.
Q: If a person does an act of kufr, but he doesn't know if it’s actually kufr and says the kalimah out of precaution, will his taubah be accepted and will he re-enter Islam?
Q: If I uttered a kufr or shirk word, is it enough to say shahadah again or do I have to do tawba?
Q: Is the concept of alternate reality or parallel universe compatible with Islam? This would essentially mean that there are infinite universes with infinite versions of all human beings existing in these universes.
Q: What is the ruling if someone jokingly tells his friend "Jesus of Bethlehem" because his friends says Jesus when he is surprised by something?
Q:
1. Is it correct to say that Allah’s Zaat is Noor/Allah is Noor?
2. Is it shirk to say/believe that since Allah is Noor, we are worshipping Noor?
Q: Is saying godzilla and godfather haraam?
Q: Is it mentioned in the Quran that obeying the Messenger is obeying Allah? When I asked someone that who should we obey more, Allah or the Holy Prophet (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam)? They said obeying The Holy Prophet (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) is the same as obeying Allah. Does it mean that we should equally obey them, wound we fall into shirk as we are obeying someone equally to Allah?
Q: We know that angels are infallible, but what about the story of Haroot and Maroot, when they taught people magic, were they not sinning when teaching people magic?