i have millions of questions to ask someone. and everybody in my life is sooo tired of me because of that. i know my questions are stupid and flawed and at times i might get to extreme levels of questionsing everything so it would be very nice if you corrected me somewhere there and warn me where i might be excessively questioning islam. i know i've got loads more to learn
instead of making a new thread for different sets of questions i thought of making this one thread. dont worry i'll let you breath once in a while but hey! dont get tired already
1) if islam is one religion why do we keep interpreting it differently? (i'm not talking about hypocrites and good muslims, i mean why scholars dont agree with each other or why different local imams will have different solutions to different problems; offcourse not the ones THE HOLY QURAN or HADITH mention)
2) what does islam say about following different sheikhs or scholars and imams( i mean which one do we follow? how do we know which one is right? or are all of them right? does it matter which one we follow? i mean on matters not mentioned clearly in quran or hadith obviously)
3) why did ALLAH(swt) make men more stronger(generally speaking here) and ask them to leave house alone and stuff like that and made women insecure? (i'm not a feminist, it's just a question)
4) as a kid( at about nine) i had started working at an old home, not really working but like i helped those old people in different ways, and they included men too, was that haram? i mean i'd do stuff like help them in getting up, getting to sleep or read books to them at night and take care of them. u get it right? so was that haram? i got really affiliated and attached to them and so kept visiting that place once in a while even after i left ( one and a half year back) and i want to keep doing that. keeping in mind i'm 14 now will that be haram ?
5) there's so many controversies over people seeing the HOLY PROPHET PBUH in dreams. do you think it's real? can muslims of today really see the holy PROPHET PBUH in dreams?( i wont mind if you share your own thoughts here)
i got some more but i'll give you a break
no no dont get too happy, that's because there might be more questions related to the above mentioned questions or like your answers..
sorry i can not overcome my bad habit of questioning stuff. it's not like i doubt islam, i just want to get to know it better
Last edited by ramen-thelegend; 04-17-2016 at 02:54 PM.
could you please be straightforward and simple? sorry, i'm not that intelligent.
Well you are more intelligent than you realise you are, the thing is making good use of what you possess, love, compassion, and empathy for others, is the key element in life.
Well not necessarily this applies to most of us till we develop and realise the world and its people's it's not whom they claim to be, we have got to grow up and mature and be a part of the world that we wish it to be.
Well NO, that is the last thing you want to do, from questions you get answers and knowledge from knowledge you get to know what the world is all about.
Well as for conscience, I truly believe God talks to us through conscience, sometimes conscience communicate with you to look at things another way, to stop and put yourself in another person's position.
answer me you smarty pants! i know you guys know everything and you just wont tell me
anyroad here's another
6) why does ALLAH love everyone? does he love non-Muslims too? (i mean about the fact he loves us(ok maybe not me but you) 70x more than our mothers do) why does he keep loving everyone even when they commit so many sins and disobey him?
Assalamu Alaikum,
Read the first Ayat of the Holy Qur'an.
"In the name of Allah,The Most Merciful,The Beneficent"
Yes,Allah shows mercy and love to every one,Muslim or non-Muslim.
Allah says in in The Holy Qur'an that he created Humans and Jinns for nothing except worshiping him.
But He doesn't have any problem if they don't believe.
They are causing problems to themselves.(See Qur'an 2 : 8 & 9).
Even to non Muslims,Allah give Oxygen and nostrils!
Allah is so merciful that he created everyone.He loves them all.
But if anybody doesn't belive in him,it is their own mistake,not Allah's mistake or problem.He just created them all.If they believe,they will get benefits,if they disobey,they are losers,not Allah.
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I think your question is almost answered,and sometimes it may be a confusing answer.
Assalamu Alaikum.
this time i have a very very stupid question that might change your mind about me. i'm scared. and i searched alot to find an answer on google or somewhere but i cant.
enough with the suspence. here:
38) do you pray taraweeh prayers when fasting in days other than those in ramadan? i mean are taraweeh prayers only for ramadan or all other times/days you're fasting?
MY ANSWER: There is no Jannah until after Judgment Day, the Jannah is the "New Earth" it is created after the destruction of this Earth and the wrapping of the Universe. Then a New Universe is created with a larger Earth to encompass people and the people are re-formed and brought back to be Judged, then the good people reside on the surface, the bad people are thrown into Jahannam. Jannah means something like "Hidden/Enclosed Garden" and Jahannam means something like "The Rift of Bitter Wailing" and is a literal opening in the New Earth which people are thrown into, and people can stand at its edge and look down into it. There is also a middle ground, where those who are not in hell but not yet in paradise can also be placed. None of this is in our current experience. When a person dies, there is no information, so they are skipped right to the point at which new information is created for them however long it takes.
Prophet Adam was living in jannah before sent down to the earth. It's mean jannah already exist. However, ordinary human cannot go there before the judgement day.
38) do you pray taraweeh prayers when fasting in days other than those in ramadan? i mean are taraweeh prayers only for ramadan or all other times/days you're fasting?
38) do you pray taraweeh prayers when fasting in days other than those in ramadan? i mean are taraweeh prayers only for ramadan or all other times/days you're fasting?
Salah taraweeh can be performed only in ramadan. That's why another name of salah taraweeh is "Qiyamu Ramadan" (Ramadan prayer). But outside of ramadan you can still perform night salah (Qiyamul Lail), although some ulama say you must sleep before perform this salah.
Salah taraweeh can be performed only in ramadan. That's why another name of salah taraweeh is "Qiyamu Ramadan" (Ramadan prayer). But outside of ramadan you can still perform night salah (Qiyamul Lail), although some ulama say you must sleep before perform this salah.
uncle i'm confused...
so theres some other kind of prayer we offer while observing fasts in days other than ramadan?
so theres some other kind of prayer we offer while observing fasts in days other than ramadan?
Salah qiyamul lail is not attached to sunnah fasting outside ramadan. You can perform salah qiyamul lail without fasting at the day.
Actually I talked about salah qiyamul lail to give you alternative. If you perform sunnah fasting outside ramadan, and you want to perform salah sunnah at night to make you feel like in ramadan, then you can perform salah qiyamul lail as 'substitute' of salah taraweeh.
I don't consider anyone my kin (even if they are my kin or have a blood relationship), until they conform to reality as it is, and my way.
In other words, I find the words "sister" and "brother" and such designations to be false and empty when I really don't feel these people are one with me nor are even understanding me at all. How can that qualify as someone one feels kinship towards? I certainly don't feel kinship towards such a one as incessantly disagrees with me or argues about what is generally known. I consider myself a Muslim, and whosoever does not conform to reality is not in my view a very good Muslim or a brother or sister of mine, no matter how long their beard might be.
pardon me....
.........i didn't ask for anyones view on it.
someone asked me why i did that and i answered and we're done.
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because of that. i know my questions are stupid and flawed and at times i might get to extreme levels of questionsing everything so it would be very nice if you corrected me somewhere there and warn me where i might be excessively questioning islam. i know i've got loads more to learn
but hey! dont get tired already
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. it's not like i doubt islam, i just want to get to know it better
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