ANSWER: Guidance is in the hands of Allah and we are only means! Don’t give up on him just because he is eating non halal meat. Try to guide him back with diplomacy to Islam and if your efforts fail, at least you had done your duty and you would be rewarded by Allah.
Read moreANSWER: You must not seek Islamic knowledge from ChatGPT! For finding authentic hadiths & Islamic knowledge follow : https://dorar.net/ Refer to https://islamqa.info/en for detailed answers with references.
Read moreANSWER: If they thought out of their own that this was intended to them, this is their problem! Keep on doing good things and don’t pay attention to such people.
Read moreANSWER: You must not listen or learn from Javid Ghamidi at all. Dr Zakir is an expert on comparative religion and this is his field. He generally speaks along the mainstream fatwas of our scholars. You need to check and cross examine his fatwas with what our scholars had said to be safe.
Read moreANSWER: You are not their mother!
Read moreANSWER: These things are known from Islam by default and it is next to impossible to claim that some Muslims don’t know the ruling of it, unless they are living in a kafir country and they did not learn about rulings of Islam properly.
Read moreANSWER: You shouldn’t insult their gods as this would cause them to insult Allah azza wa jal. What will you do if you fall sick and she says the same to you?? Call her to Islam through good manners, wisdom, knowledge, and diplomacy.
Read moreANSWER: Keep advising him every now and then, with good manners, knowledge and choosing the appropriate time & place without policing or nagging him. No one is perfect and you are not his mother. As long as he listens and does many of the things you advise him to do, this is great.
Read moreANSWER: You must not learn anything from such a person as he can’t be trusted.
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QUESTION: Regarding the hadith in Sahih Muslim 2670, where the Prophet ﷺ said, “Ruined were those who indulged in hair-splitting,” and repeated it three times: what does “hair-splitting” mean in this context? Could you please give a practical, everyday example of what this looks like, so I can understand what kind of behavior the hadith is warning us against?
ANSWER: It refers to people who go to extremes in speech, belief, or practice. Overcomplicating Religion: It describes those who ask unnecessary, overly pedantic questions or make simple religious duties hard on themselves and on others without any basis to it from sharia
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