Do these doubts about Islam and inclination towards Christianity, along with some misconceptions related to the Quran and the torment of the grave, indicate hypocrisy, and what is the way to get rid of them and remain steadfast in Islam, and is it advisable to engage in dialogue with a Christian to explain their beliefs?

Satan is keen on tempting the believer and casting doubts and suspicions into his heart. For this reason, Allah has legislated seeking refuge from him, and Islamic law has encouraged seeking knowledge to attain certainty and warned against befriending disbelievers.

If confusion creeps into the heart, one must resort to Allah by supplicating and seeking refuge, pondering over the Holy Quran, and consulting scholars.

Browsing Christian websites is a mistake, as they are immersed in doubts and delusions far greater than what a Muslim might experience. Islam is the true religion preserved from alteration and change, and none will be saved on the Day of Judgment except the monotheistic Muslim.

The miracles of 'Isa (Jesus), peace be upon him, were not unique to him; rather, they were proofs of his prophethood and message, not evidence of his divinity. And multitude does not indicate correctness.

There is no contradiction in Islamic law; rather, openly committing a sin is more forbidden because it increases the disregard for Allah's sight, and then informing people about it.

The apparitions of the Virgin Mary to Christians are manipulations by Satan. One must be wary of listening to priests and looking into their distorted books. Instead, search for websites that present the scientific miracles in the Quran to refute doubts.