Visiting the Prophets Mosque
96 questions
Why did Allah not send the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and reveal the Qur’an from the beginning of humanity to prevent people from differing?
Have any of the reputable scholars issued a fatwa for the demolition of the Prophet's grave (peace be upon him)?
Is there a Qur’anic verse that prefers the Messenger over other prophets?
Is it true that it is not permissible to travel to Medina for the purpose of visiting the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, but rather for visiting his mosque, and why do we travel to the Prophet's Mosque to pray therein with a reward of a thousand prayers, while we forsake the Sacred Mosque (Masjid al-Haram) where prayer is rewarded a hundred thousand-fold, even though prayers upon the Prophet reach him wherever the supplicant may be?
Can the Hadith number for "O Allah, make not my grave an idol that is worshipped" be obtained, as it is mentioned in the Muwaṭṭaʾ?
What is the ruling on visiting the graves of the righteous and supplicating to Allah there for blessings, with the belief that all matters are in Allah's hands, and that this may be a reason for the supplication to be answered as a veneration for the righteous person or through his intercession?
Why can't non-Muslims enter Mecca?
Is the statement that it is permissible to build mosques over graves, based on the verse: (Those who prevailed over their affair said, "We will surely take a place of worship over them") correct?
How sound is the narration reported about Sayyid Ahmad al-Rifa'i that he visited the Mosque of the Chosen One, peace and blessings be upon him, in Medina, and supplicated at the grave, whereupon the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, extended his noble hand to him, and he kissed it?
How could the messengers have prayed behind the Prophet in Al-Aqsa Mosque and then been in the heavens, and are they alive in a way different from us?
Are Elijah and Jesus prophets, and what is their story if they are?
What is the ruling on transforming mosques into places for entertainment and amusement, or tourist attractions where visitors take pictures?
What precedes intention (niyyah)? And does intention require an intention? And how did the Salaf make seventy intentions for a single action?
Was the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) illiterate, not knowing how to read or write?
Is our Master Abraham, peace be upon him, buried in Hebron in Palestine, or is the grave there merely a shrine?
What is the ruling on a mosque that contains a grave?
What is the ruling on visiting the occupied territories within the interior, organized annually by the ministry for employees, which requires Israeli permits to access tourist sites such as the sea and Al-Aqsa Mosque?
Could you explain the Hadith: "Journeys are not to be undertaken except to three mosques"?
Is it permissible to ask God for protection from major sins and from Satan, the accursed, or is that considered an transgression in supplication?
Is there a contradiction between His saying, "Your companion has not erred, nor has he gone astray," and His saying, "And He found you astray and guided you?"
What is the ruling on celebrating the passage of a year, two years, or more or less, since a person's birth (birthday), and blowing out candles? What is the ruling on attending banquets for these celebrations? And if a person is invited to them, should they accept the invitation or not?
What is the ruling on visiting Al-Aqsa Mosque and praying in the Dome of the Rock Mosque for those coming from outside Palestine, especially prominent Islamic figures, under Zionist occupation?
Is it permissible for a woman to wear perfume before going out to the street or visiting relatives, and is she considered an adulteress and required to perform ghusl for janabah, and is she subject to the punishment for adultery if she does so, based on the hadith: "Any woman"?
Will a person suffering from magic and obsessive-compulsive disorder be held accountable for misunderstanding a greengrocer’s words (thinking he said "Lot" instead of "nuts")? Is that considered disbelief? Will he also be held accountable for imagining obsessive matters while visiting the tomb of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him? Is that considered disbelief?