Hassan Al-Basry said about hypocrisy; “No one but a true believer is afraid of hypocrisy, and the one who feels secure in it is a true hypocrite”. Not wanting to do something because one desires something else is not hypocrisy as long as he eventually does it without hating the law of Allah.

I read in Qur’an verse 9:64 and I am a bit worried. I am studying and learning about Islam. But I am sometimes afraid that I might learn about an order of Allah which would make me do something I severely dislike or make me leave something I dearly love. Is this fear a sign of hypocrisy? Is this what was mentioned in 9:64?

Quran | September 18, 2014 2:43 am
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I would like to know the ruling on quaranic calligraphy. As I like doing it. But one of my friends told me that one must not write quranic words and verses in tge form of calligraphy as the one who does it is praised more. I am confused as they do write calligraphied version of quranic verses on kiswah .