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I can answer questions about Islamic belief and practice, accepting Islam, fiqh and fatwa, women`s issues, and marriage and family matters. I will not address questions regarding political issues.
I have taught Islamic Studies for nine years, in the US and in Saudi Arabia. I have published articles about Islam in the Minaret of California, the Saudi Gazette, and online.
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All human beings are born pure, without sin and without the inclination to sin, and in a state of submission to God?s natural laws. ?Islam? means ?submission to God?s natural laws.?
Each child, then, is born pure, but as it grows it is changed by society and through evil influences. Islam, the religion, is a process through which human beings regain the basic nature of purity in which we were born.
Asalamu aleykum. As you probably know, divorce is the halal act that Allah dislikes the most. When people divorce, Shaytan throws a huge part in Hell to celebrate. Marriage is a challenge. The
Dear Aswat, To repent to Allah, a person has to do the following: 1. realize that she has sinned. You've done that. 2. ask Allah to forgive her 3. do everything she can to avoid committing the
Asalamu aleykm The practice of divination you describe is 100% haram, and any answer a person receives from it comes either from Shaytan or from the person's own mind. The best thing you can do
Asalamu aleykum I had a reversion experience similar to yours, ma sha Allah, in 1986. As far as your current situation, the most comforting suggestion I can make is that, besides from offering your
Wa aleykum us sallam I'm not aware of a particular punishment for that, although there might be one. My advice is recite athkar morning and evening, to offer all your sunnah and fard prayers, including
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