Questions about Islam

format_quote Originally Posted by StrivingforDeen

But if he is not sure of religion.

For example, many people has given you indepth explanation, so there is no doubt left.

Does sinning lower the chance of being guided?

format_quote Originally Posted by StrivingforDeen

Does sinning lower the chance of being guided?

Its the outright rejection of truth that lowers the chance of being guided.

Everyone sins, and we'r required to repent, Allah is most forgiving.

format_quote Originally Posted by Umm Abed

Its the outright rejection of truth that lowers the chance of being guided.

Everyone sins, and we'r required to repent, Allah is most forgiving.

You didn't answer my question.

Lets say I have tried some stuff during my non Muslim period.

And I am still doing them/okay with them.

Will it lower my chance of being guided?

As long as you regard them to be sins, you can still be guided.

Does that answers your question?

format_quote Originally Posted by Umm Abed

As long as you regard them to be sins, you can still be guided.

Does that answers your question?

It answers it almost.

Like lets say someone goes to a nightclub and has sex then the same night asks God to guide him (not with the intention of stopping sinning).

You feel me?

Yes there is still chance of him being guided because he may leave those sins and repent in the future.

format_quote Originally Posted by Umm Abed

Yes there is still chance of him being guided because he may leave those sins and repent in the future.

Does living in a non Muslim influence. Cuz I moved here and probably lost half of my Iman in 3 days. I startez listening to Music. Talking to the opposite sex.

format_quote Originally Posted by StrivingforDeen

Does living in a non Muslim influence. Cuz I moved here and probably lost half of my Iman in 3 days. I startez listening to Music. Talking to the opposite sex.

Environment has strong influence, that is why being on your own is better than being in the wrong company, in the same way good company is better than being alone.

Most of us live in non-muslim countries. We have to make extra effort to safeguard our iman. Oh and music has a terrible effect on faith.

format_quote Originally Posted by Umm Abed

Environment has strong influence, that is why being on your own is better than being in the wrong company, in the same way good company is better than being alone.

Most of us live in non-muslim countries. We have to make extra effort to safeguard our iman. Oh and music has a terrible effect on faith.

Well there's no one really committed here of my age.

format_quote Originally Posted by StrivingforDeen

Well there's no one really committed here of my age.

You mean no other young muslim person around your area?

What about your family? Arent they muslims?

format_quote Originally Posted by Umm Abed

You mean no other young muslim person around your area?

They all listen to Music minimum hangout with girls and whatnot. There's some older Muslims I know.

format_quote Originally Posted by Umm Abed

What about your family? Arent they muslims?

My Dad is the only Muslim in The fam.

format_quote Originally Posted by StrivingforDeen

My Dad is the only Muslim in The fam.

Oh, that is why it is a big challenge for you now. How did he react when you left the religion?

format_quote Originally Posted by Umm Abed

Oh, that is why it is a big challenge for you now. How did he react when you left the religion?

He doesn't know.

format_quote Originally Posted by StrivingforDeen

He doesn't know.

Oh ok.

I think the best thing for you is to move out in a couple of years time into a more religious society.

format_quote Originally Posted by Umm Abed

Oh ok.

I think the best thing for you is to move out in a couple of years time into a more religious society.

Like where?