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If you forgive people, Allah will forgive your sins on the day of judgement.

QUESTION: Many have wronged me, slandered me, and taken away my rights. I know that on the Day of Judgment, those who behave this way toward others will be compelled to give their good deeds to the oppressed. Now, should I refrain from forgiving them and take their good deeds instead? Or should I forgive everyone for the sake of Allah? Which will be better for me on the Day of Judgment?

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QUESTION: In Tahajjud, I sit for five minutes after praying two rak’ahs before starting a new two rak’ahs. During those five or 10 minutes, I speak to Allah about everything that is on my mind. Is this a okay?
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QUESTION: The Prophet (ﷺ) said: “He who has hair should honour it.” Does this hadith mean acts like applying hair spray or gel to hair or using an electronic beard comb specifically to straighten the beard hair can be acts of worship if we intend to please Allah.