Marriage to a mahram woman is a major sin but does not mean that one is an apostate

She has repented from apostasy; does she have to make up the prayers and fasts that she missed when she was an apostate?

The fact that the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) pardoned ‘Abdullah ibn Abi Sarh does not mean that the hadd punishment for apostasy was waived

A Muslim apostatised and became Christian in order to get asylum in a foreign country, but he believes that he is still a Muslim

How should he deal with a work colleague who reviles Allah and His Messenger?

Dhu’l-Khuwaysirah at-Tameemi was a hypocrite

He thought of becoming a Christian; did he commit apostasy?

If he apostatized then repented, and he owed prayers, fasts or zakaah before he apostatized, then he must make them up

He was Muslim, then he went back to his country and apostatised, then he came back to a Muslim country; is he a mu‘aahad (non-Muslim living under Muslim protection)? How should we deal with him?

Will the repentance of one who impugns the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) be accepted? And is it better to admit it to the qaadi (judge)?