Q: All my life I had been a Muslim but recently I began to watch videos on athiesm. At first I didn't believe them but now they have destroyed my iman. I begin to think why would Allah need to create humans and why does Allah not just show Himself? If humanity was created to perfection, why is there so much pain in the world and lastly why is there no clear proof. Please I want to restore my faith I feel so lost.
Q: Can we believe that Saheeh Muslim and Saheeh Bukhaari are 100% reliable or do they have some mistakes?
Q: Are we allowed to read self help books written by non-muslims. I read about anxiety, fears, developing confidence, etc.
Q: In Satanism, the devil's presence is represented by a black cube so why is the kabah a black cube?
Also why do Muslims kiss the black stone and treat it like an idol.
Q: What good kitaabs are there for me to read by means of which I can strengthen my Aqeedah. Beginners level and intermediary. Prefereable in English. Arabic or Urdu kitaabs as well.
Q: It has been said that our Nabi sallallahu alaihi wasallam has said that Christians have 72 sects and Islam will have 73 sects and only one sect will enter paradise, can anybody say which is that right sect.
Q: Please suggest some good websites for downloading authentic islamicbooks, Hadith books, quran tafseers and other fazail books both in English and Urdu language
Q: If we come across any statement in the bible or any other religious book which is correct in Islam, should we respect that, even though the wording is different?
Q: What are your eminent views about the mourning ceremonies and gatherings of Shia people. Is this haram or good?
Q: I am really confused on a point. People in our society react differently to the issue of cartoons of Nabi Muhammad (sallallahu alaihi wasallam). Some do strikes (which many a times become violent), others show no practical response, although they feel hurt. Please respond/guide me in light of sunnah with reference to seerah what is the methodology or reaction one should adopt against blasphemous acts.