A girl was engaged in a gathering with witnesses present, and the proposal and acceptance were made along with the recitation of Al-Fatiha. Is this considered a marriage? What are the implications if they disagree? Does it necessitate a complete divorce? Does she inherit from him in case of death? Is there a requirement for maintenance and a dowry, both immediate and deferred, knowing that the marriage was not documented in the Sharia court?

When the rulings or verses were revealed to the prophets, peace be upon them, did they see them in a dream and then convey them, or was it Gabriel who revealed them?

What are the consequences for the suitor if he insults the Divine Essence?

Does the consensus of Christians on the doctrine of the Trinity over the centuries constitute a transmission of authenticity?

A girl has been engaged, and she does not want to buy gold due to its high price; she wants to buy it when the price is lower, but the groom's mother objected to that. Does she have the right to object?

If one who believes in 'There is no god but Allah' and in the message does not remain eternally in the fire, will the devil remain eternally in the fire?

If there is a young man and a young woman who love each other, is there any sin in that?

Question: Some of our scholars mentioned that "the Self" in their definition of "Allah, the Exalted": is a proper noun for the necessary existence, and they said that it can be masculine or feminine. In consideration of what is the masculinity? And in consideration of what is the femininity?

Is it permissible to talk to a girl I intend to marry in the future?