All Questions

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Do Muslims believe in Joseph?

Yes, Muslims believe Joseph (Yusuf) was a prophet. Surah Yusuf tells his whole story, which the Quran itself calls the best of stories.

Yes. Prescribed antidepressants are medicine, not intoxicants, and Islam encourages treatment. Taking them doesn't mean your faith is weak.

Yes, simply: Alhamdulillah means "All praise is due to Allah." Say it after eating, sneezing, prayer, good news and even hard times.

Roblox isn't haram in itself, but Muslim parents should watch user-made content, chat with strangers and Robux spending. Here's how to keep it safe.

Yes, wear your best clothes on Eid, as long as they're modest. They don't need to be new or cultural: smart, clean and modest is right.

The Prophet Muhammad encouraged archery, horse riding and running, held horse races and raced his wife. Here's what authentic hadith say.

Yes, it means the same everywhere: "Allah is greater." Muslims say it when amazed, going up high, on Eid and after prayer.

No, it isn't chronological, on purpose: the Quran came over 23 years, but the Prophet arranged it by revelation as a book of guidance.

Yes: Astaghfirullah means "I seek Allah's forgiveness." The Prophet said it 70 to 100 times a day; say it after prayer and after mistakes.

No, new tattoos aren't allowed, and a Quran verse adds extra concerns, like taking it into the bathroom. Old tattoos from before Islam are forgiven.

Yes, say "As-salamu 'alaykum ahlad-diyar minal-mu'minina wal-muslimin" and pray for the dead. Here's the full meaning and etiquette.

Yes, many scholars allow kissing the Quran out of love and respect, but it isn't a confirmed sunnah or required. Reading it matters most.