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Does committing a major sin make a person an unbeliever?

What is shafa’ah (intercession)? Will you explain it? Is there a verse in the Quran about the Prophet’s interceding for us?

Why does Allah ask questions though He knows the answers?

How should “Allah’s being established on the throne” mentioned in the verse be understood?

Does the 113th verse of Surah Hud threaten only Muslims?

How was a group from Sons of Israel transformed into apes?

Are the people mentioned in the Quran as Ashab ar-Raqim three young people?

“In order that ye may not despair over matters that pass you by, nor exult over favors bestowed upon you…” Will you explain the verse above?

Is life a divine secret?

What are the opinions about the verse “What comes to you of evil, is from yourself”?

Will you explain the verse "Seek help with patient perseverance and prayer" (al -Baqara, 2/153)?

If Jews and Christians are allies (friends), why do they fight with each other?

What is the wisdom behind Allah’s addressing people by starting with the word "say"?

What are the verses of cure (shifa) in the quran? What are the decrees about them? In what diseases are they more effective?

What does ‘If you do not forgive us, we shall certainly be lost’ mean?

"And we have, (from of old), adorned the lowest heaven with Lamps, and We have made such (Lamps) (as) missiles to drive away the Evil Ones, and have prepared for them the Penalty of the Blazing Fire." (al-Mulk, 67/5) Will you explain this verse?

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?