Aqaaid

Q: Please list the most favorite fragrance of Hazrat Muhammad (sallallahu alaihi wasallam)

Q: If I eat wihout washing my hands and if my hands were impure then after eating if I say alhamdulillah and I say alhamdulillah after eating haraam food because I ate with impure hands. So is this kufr?

Q: What if I do not celebrate the mawlid but my mother and father celebrate the mawlid. Also my father is a sufi but I only follow Allah and his Prophet Muhammad (sallallahu alaihi wasallam). People from the sufi masjid label me as a wahabi or a salafi. What should I do? They say I don’t love the Prophet Muhammad (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) if I do not celebrate his birthday. But the early Muslims did not celebrate his birthday and it’s not in the authentic saying of the Prophet Muhammad (sallallahu alaihi wasallam).

Q: What is the best way to explain to a non-believer that the Quran is the words of Allah?

Q: Is future telling haraam in Islam? There is a great personality in history, Shah Naimutullah wali who predicted the future of the subcontinent and it came true.

Q: I wanted to perform salaah so I asked my husband to switch off the tv, so he said "Ey" as if he was annoyed. Is such a comment kufar?

Q: I suffer from doubts regarding many things. I am constantly remembering jokes and statements I made in the past that may have been statements of kufr. I have recently read about people singing certain songs that may have taken them out of the fold of Islam. Alhamdulillah I do not listen to music anymore. However I remember listening to and singing the same songs many years ago. I did not know the meaning of these songs at the time. I am now doubting the validity of my nikah and legitimacy of my children due to my actions prior to and after nikah. Is my nikah valid if I have commited these actions prior to nikah?

Q: I heared that the total number of sunnats of Nabi sallallahu alaihi wasallam is 2000.

1. Please tell me that book

2. Also please suggest a book which contains all mustahabbaat

3. Suggest a good book which describes all kabira gunahs

Q: There is a local mufti or two I'm close with - they are both teachers in madrasah. One of them is a Khatib in a masjid and the other is an imam. They are known for their knowledge and piety. If I get questions pertaining to these should I consult with one of them? I think I'm more comfortable with that as it's easier to express oneself in person. I had previously asked question(s) pertaining to both of them and their answers gave me comfort. Would it be better if I consult one or both of them on this issue and others, especially with regards to my mental state, instead of questioning scholars online for fatwa? Will I be sufficiently fulfilling my responsibility? 

Q: Is the qasidah burdah a form of shirk?