Am I a hypocrite for wearing hijab if I still sin?
No, wearing hijab while you still sin doesn't make you a hypocrite. Everyone sins; good deeds erase bad ones, so keep it and keep repenting.
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No, wearing hijab while you still sin doesn't make you a hypocrite. Everyone sins; good deeds erase bad ones, so keep it and keep repenting.
Yes, most scholars say Muslim kids can play with dolls. Aisha played with dolls in the Prophet's house; some scholars prefer simple or faceless dolls.
Tayyib means good, pure and wholesome: food that is clean, healthy, ethically produced and lawfully earned, on top of being halal. Here's how.
Yes, spitting in the mosque is a sin according to the hadith. Why burying it no longer works on carpets, plus what to do when you have a cold.
It depends: praying inside a toilet is disliked (invalid for Hanbalis), but an en-suite bedroom or hotel room is fine. Pray on a clean spot there.
No, you don't need to memorize the Quran to become Muslim. Only the shahada is needed; learn al-Fatiha and short surahs for prayer step by step.
It depends: same-gender handshakes at graduation are fine; most scholars say avoid opposite-gender handshakes, while a minority allow a brief one.
Many scholars say there will be beautiful sounds and singing in Jannah, linked by some to Quran 30:15, though the details are part of the unseen.
Islam agrees with Jehovah's Witnesses that God is one and Jesus is not God, but sees Jesus as a human prophet who was not crucified (Quran 4:157).
No, you shouldn't make dua to win the lottery, since it's gambling. What to ask Allah for instead: halal income, barakah and freedom from debt.
No, you don't need wudu to make dua. You can call on Allah anytime, in any state. Wudu is a recommended manner, not a condition for your dua.
Allah says "We" in the Quran as a royal plural of majesty, not more than one God. Learn why the Quran switches between We, I and He.