Reading/Reciting the Quran

Wa alaikum assalam, There is no need to prostrate again in this case as you are reading the translation.

Wa alaikum salaam. No.

It is not to be studied as he was not a scholar in Islamic sciences. Besides, his Aqeedah was not in accordance of Ahlu Sunnah wal Jama’ah.

It is permissible to recite it after maghrib of Thursday until the maghrib of Friday And Allah knows best

It is an issue of dispute among scholars. The most authentic opinion is that it is possible for the Sunnah to abrogate the Quran. It is noteworthy to say that specifying a general statement is considered to be a form of abrogation. For example, when Allah tells us that it is forbidden for us to […]

As you are listening to it throughout the day, this is permissible. And Allah knows best

This is not true.

A graduate of Islamic studies can have the potential of understanding the Quran but this isn’t a must as a lot of them don’t know how to. However, they can do that if they put the effort.

This is the interpretation of some books of Tafseer, that the “lah’ow” means the wife and the son and that Allah wouldn’t do such a thing. Had he wanted to do such a thing, He would have taken a wife and a child from his own creation if he were to do such a thing […]

This verse states that Allah doesn’t forgive those who dies associating others with Him and that He may forgive other minor or major sins to whoever He wishes. Therefore, blasphemy and disbelief are also not forgiven if a person dies not believing in Allah.