Divorce
Ruling on Respecting Specific Names
If an apostate repents, does he have to make up the fasts that he missed before he apostatised?
Reviling any of the Prophets constitutes disbelief and apostasy
What are the consequences of uttering words of disbelief (kufr)
He uttered a phrase cursing [someone’s] religion, but did not complete the phrase; and the difference between annulment of good deeds and annulment of the reward for good deeds
Ruling on saying “May the gods curse you”
Guideline on what actions and words are regarded as mocking religion
Does a person become a disbeliever if he does not know the actions or words that could render a person a disbeliever, even if he does not do them?
She is not sure whether she went out of Islam; does she have to do ghusl?
Warning against jokes that mock some verses of the Quran
Refutation of those who claim that the hadiths which speak of executing the apostate are contrary to the Qur’an
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?
Making fun of Islam and repenting from it
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
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