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What are the affairs of wisdom which are mentioned in the Surah Duhan in the Quran (44. The Evident Smoke), and who does make them distinct?

It is stated in the Quran that Jews will live in poverty but they are very rich today. How would you explain it?

According to the Quran, all prophets beginning from Hz. Ibrahim were Muslims. The following is stated in verse 163 of the chapter of al-An’am: "...I am the first of those who bow to His will." Is there not a contradiction between those two verses?

Will you explain verse 22 of the chapter of Ibrahim? "And Satan will say when the matter is decided: ‘It was Allah Who gave you a promise of Truth: I too promised, but I failed in my promise to you..."

It is stated in a verse that visitors should not go to the Prophet’s house. How can it be explained?

Who are the people over whose hearts veils were set?

"What is the life of this world but play and amusement?" "Not for (idle) sport did We create the heavens and the earth..." How should we understand the verses above?

Why does Allah make a slave go astray according to the following verse: "…Allah guideth not such as He leaves to stray…" (an-Nahl, 16/37)?

Will you explain verses 189 and 190 of the chapter of al-A'raf?

Why do we read the chapter of al-Fatiha for the spirits of our dead people?

"The wealth and blood of a non-Muslim are halal for a Muslim.” How should we understand this statement? Does it not contradict with the following verse: "if any one slew a person…, it would be as if he slew the whole people"?

Will you explain verse 186 of the chapter of al-Baqara?

Will you explain the issue of the good deeds of the People of the Book not being rejected mentioned in verse 115 of the chapter of Aal-i Imran?

The following is stated in verse 41 of the chapter Yusuf: "He will hang from the cross.” However, it is stated in some websites that the penalty of crucifixion did not exist in Egypt and that the Romans applied it. Which one is true?

Does the statement of the women who cut their hands saying, "Allah preserve us" in verse 31 of the chapter of Yusuf not show that they believed in the religion of oneness?

What is the explanation of the chapter of ad-Duha and the reason why it was sent down?

How can genetic abnormalities be explained if everything is created in the best way?

Will you give information about the following verses: "It may be thou frettest thy soul with grief, that they do not become Believers", "And most of them believe not in Allah without associating (other as partners) with Him"?

"When Ibrahim said, ‘Make imams from my offspring’, Allah said, ‘Evil-doers cannot be imams.’" (al-Baqara, 2/124). How should we understand prophets being sent from Hz. Ibrahim’s offspring despite the verse above?

"And indeed We will make them taste of the Penalty of this (life) prior to the supreme Penalty, in order that they may (repent and) return." (as-Sajda, 32/21) Will you explain the verse above?

"Whoever expects to meet his Lord, let him work righteousness, and, in the worship of his Lord, admit no one as partner." (al-Kahf, 18/110) Will you explain the verse above? What does admitting partners in worship mean?

"Allah chooses messengers from angels and from men..." (al-Hajj 22/75) Will you explain this verse? Are there angels among prophets?

Will you explain verse 143 of the chapter of al-Araf? Did Hz. Musa (Moses) say he wanted to see Allah?

Is verse 27 of the chapter of al-Fath a verse that gives news about the future?

While it is stated in verse 2 of the chapter of ar-Ra’d that "the heavens were raised without any pillars", it is stated in verse 7 of the chapter of al-Mumin that "angels sustain the Throne". Are those verses not contrary to each other?

What did Allah mean when He said to the angels "I know what ye know not" in verse 30 of the chapter of al-Baqara?

Will Allah throw people into Hell for nothing? How should we understand the following verse: "If We had so willed, We could certainly have brought every soul its true guidance: but the Word from Me will come true, ..." (as-Sajda, 32/13)?

It is emphasized in some verses that what unbelievers do are of no use. However, the following is stated in verse 7 of the chapter of az-Zilzal: "Then shall anyone who has done an atom´s weight of good, see it…". How will you explain it?

Is it true that whatever a person who reads the verse ‘Hasbiyallahu la ilaha illa Hu…’ seven times wishes will happen?

Are the verses about houris in the Quran trigger lust? For instance, "... And voluptuous women of equal age..."