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Venerating other than Allah (may He be Glorified) Welcoming a coming person by standing up and kissing them Bowing or to taking off shoes to greet others Impermissibility of bowing to greet a Muslim or a non-Muslim Students standing up when their teacher enters the classroom Standing up as a way of honoring the national anthemSaluting the flag, honoring officers, and shaving beards when in the army Saluting the leaders and the presidents like non-Muslims do Ruqyah and amulets The Qur'an heals the ailments of the hearts and bodies Reciting Surah Al-Ikhlas, Al-Mu`awwidhatayn, and Al-Fatihah as a cure for illness Ruqyah with the Qur’an, Dhikr, and Du`a' Seeking treatment by reciting the Qur'an through Ruqyah and making amulets and charms with it Saying Ruqyah in return for fees Reciting the Qur'an for a sick personTreating patients through Ruqyah by reciting the Qur'an and saying Dhikr and Du`a' reported in authentic HadithWriting some Ayahs of the Qur'anWhoever visits a diviner and asks them about anything, their Prayers will not be accepted for forty nights Permissibility of Ruqyah by reciting the Qur'an for others The lawful Ruqyah is that taken from the Qur'an and the Du`a' reported in authentic Hadith Ruqyah by reciting the Qur'an and saying Dhikr and Du`a' reported in authentic Hadith Charms, amulets and love-potions count as Shirk Treating a person possessed by jinn according to the Shari`ahRuqyah is permissible when it does not entail any Shirk Permissibility of supplicating with the Names of Allah to be cured from illness Going to a diviner in cases of illness Ruqyah used by Bedouins seeking treatment from vermin bites Going to practitioners of acts of Shirk who supplicate and seek help from the deadTreating a patient possessed by jinn by reciting Ayat over them Ruqyah by reciting the Qur'an, Dhikr and anything that does not entail Shirk Amulets Writing an Ayah of the Qur'an and wearing it around the upper arm Carrying pocket-sized copies of the Mushaf for protection against envy or the envious eye Reciting the Qur'an on some water of Zamzam then giving it to someone to drink to fulfill a needWriting Qur'anic Ayahs or any other Du`a' Ma'thur to be hung on the sick seeking recovery Wearing Qur'anic amulets by humans Wearing amulets and talismans containing some Qur'anic AyahsReciting some Ayahs on water for the sick and asking them to drink it Ruling on Ruqyah and amuletsWriting some Ayahs of the Qur'an and Allah's Most Beautiful Names in amulets to be worn around the neck Wearing amulets containing Ayahs, Hadith, or strange words by the sick Istighfar and Du`a' for a person who used to invoke the deadReceiving fees for making amulets"Whoever wears an amulet, may Allah not fulfill their want for them, and whoever wears a seashell, may Allah not give them peace" Putting a piece of cloth, leather, or the like on the abdomen of a baby Praying behind who makes amulets containing Ayahs or Du`a' Offering Salah while wearing amuletsAl-Hijab Al-Hasin is an abhorred Bid`ah and a kind of making amuletsUsing a chain for self-preservation, marketing, and offering it to a girl to marry her Hanging a piece of metal by a woman during the postpartum period or by a circumcised person as a charm to bring benefit or prevent evilEating from animals slaughtered by those who profess Shahadah, perform Salah, pay Zakah, observe Sawm, and perform Hajj but wear amulets Wearing amulets containing Ayahs and other writings Making unlawful Dhikr a means of protection Prostration before other than Allah Whoever dies as a disbeliever will not be forgiven and shall abide forever in Hell Prostrating before other than Allah and slaughtering animals for themPerforming Ruku` for one's parents Swearing by other than Allah Swearing by other than Allah and saying "What Allah and I will" and "None can help me except Allah and you" Swearing by honestySwearing by other than Allah as ShirkSeeking help from the Jinn, hypnosis and swearing by peopleSwearing by other than AllahTaking an oath by other than AllahPraying behind someone who swears by other than Allah and hangs amuletsSwearing by Allah and His AttributesSwearing by a pious shaykhSwearing by graves and shaykhsSwearing by the Qur'an and by other than Allah Exaggeration regarding graves and building Masjids over them Cursing the religion and ridiculing anything related to the Qur’an or the Sunnah The vision attributed to the attendant of the Prophet's graveVisiting graves for anyone other than womenThere is no obedience to a creature in disobedience to the CreatorDestroying statues and obliterate their drawings and wiping out pictures and their drawingsDemolishing small and big Masjids built over gravesProstrating and slaughtering animals on gravesTaking graves as places of worshipProstrating and slaughtering animals on gravesPraying in a Masjid where someone is buriedPraying in Masjids that have graves and shrinesBuilding Masjids over the graves of the Awliya'Praying in a Masjid with a grave and honoring the dead and invoking themBuilding and praying in a Masjid that has a grave in itBuilding Masjids over gravesGiving in charity to build a Masjid over the graveParticipating in building a Masjid over a graveBuilding over graves as an abominable Bid`ahBuilding Masjids over gravesCursing Islam is an act of serious RiddahPraying in a Masjid that has a grave and taking it a place of distributing charity and food among peoplePraying in the shrine seeking blessings from the WaliyPraying in a Masjid built over an old cemeteryBuilding a Masjid over an old cemeteryOffering Jumu`ah prayer in the Masjid where there are gravesIncluding the mentioned grave or any part of the cemetery in the MasjidPlacing a grave in the MasjidSpecifying an area in the Masjid to bury the person who built it or any other personPraying in the Masjid built over a grave and invoking the deadMaking the Prophet's grave a place visited dailyVisiting Al-Masjid Al-NabawyTraveling to Madinah to pray in Al-Masjid Al-NabawyTraveling to visit the graves of the prophets, righteous people and othersVisiting the Prophet's Masjid and praying therePilgrims visiting the Prophet's grave and Al-Baqi`Visiting the graves of righteous men, slaughtering for them and supplicating to themIbn Al-Qayyim's stance from traveling to Al-Khalil's grave and claiming the fire will endSeeking blessings from graves and their dwellers
Venerating other than Allah (may He be Glorified)
Welcoming a coming person by standing up and kissing them Bowing or to taking off shoes to greet others Impermissibility of bowing to greet a Muslim or a non-Muslim Students standing up when their teacher enters the classroom Standing up as a way of honoring the national anthemSaluting the flag, honoring officers, and shaving beards when in the army Saluting the leaders and the presidents like non-Muslims do
Ruqyah and amulets
The Qur'an heals the ailments of the hearts and bodies Reciting Surah Al-Ikhlas, Al-Mu`awwidhatayn, and Al-Fatihah as a cure for illness Ruqyah with the Qur’an, Dhikr, and Du`a' Seeking treatment by reciting the Qur'an through Ruqyah and making amulets and charms with it Saying Ruqyah in return for fees Reciting the Qur'an for a sick personTreating patients through Ruqyah by reciting the Qur'an and saying Dhikr and Du`a' reported in authentic HadithWriting some Ayahs of the Qur'anWhoever visits a diviner and asks them about anything, their Prayers will not be accepted for forty nights Permissibility of Ruqyah by reciting the Qur'an for others The lawful Ruqyah is that taken from the Qur'an and the Du`a' reported in authentic Hadith Ruqyah by reciting the Qur'an and saying Dhikr and Du`a' reported in authentic Hadith Charms, amulets and love-potions count as Shirk Treating a person possessed by jinn according to the Shari`ahRuqyah is permissible when it does not entail any Shirk Permissibility of supplicating with the Names of Allah to be cured from illness Going to a diviner in cases of illness Ruqyah used by Bedouins seeking treatment from vermin bites Going to practitioners of acts of Shirk who supplicate and seek help from the deadTreating a patient possessed by jinn by reciting Ayat over them Ruqyah by reciting the Qur'an, Dhikr and anything that does not entail Shirk
Amulets
Writing an Ayah of the Qur'an and wearing it around the upper arm Carrying pocket-sized copies of the Mushaf for protection against envy or the envious eye Reciting the Qur'an on some water of Zamzam then giving it to someone to drink to fulfill a needWriting Qur'anic Ayahs or any other Du`a' Ma'thur to be hung on the sick seeking recovery Wearing Qur'anic amulets by humans Wearing amulets and talismans containing some Qur'anic AyahsReciting some Ayahs on water for the sick and asking them to drink it Ruling on Ruqyah and amuletsWriting some Ayahs of the Qur'an and Allah's Most Beautiful Names in amulets to be worn around the neck Wearing amulets containing Ayahs, Hadith, or strange words by the sick Istighfar and Du`a' for a person who used to invoke the deadReceiving fees for making amulets"Whoever wears an amulet, may Allah not fulfill their want for them, and whoever wears a seashell, may Allah not give them peace" Putting a piece of cloth, leather, or the like on the abdomen of a baby Praying behind who makes amulets containing Ayahs or Du`a' Offering Salah while wearing amuletsAl-Hijab Al-Hasin is an abhorred Bid`ah and a kind of making amuletsUsing a chain for self-preservation, marketing, and offering it to a girl to marry her Hanging a piece of metal by a woman during the postpartum period or by a circumcised person as a charm to bring benefit or prevent evilEating from animals slaughtered by those who profess Shahadah, perform Salah, pay Zakah, observe Sawm, and perform Hajj but wear amulets Wearing amulets containing Ayahs and other writings Making unlawful Dhikr a means of protection
Prostration before other than Allah
Whoever dies as a disbeliever will not be forgiven and shall abide forever in Hell Prostrating before other than Allah and slaughtering animals for themPerforming Ruku` for one's parents
Swearing by other than Allah
Swearing by other than Allah and saying "What Allah and I will" and "None can help me except Allah and you" Swearing by honestySwearing by other than Allah as ShirkSeeking help from the Jinn, hypnosis and swearing by peopleSwearing by other than AllahTaking an oath by other than AllahPraying behind someone who swears by other than Allah and hangs amuletsSwearing by Allah and His AttributesSwearing by a pious shaykhSwearing by graves and shaykhsSwearing by the Qur'an and by other than Allah
Exaggeration regarding graves and building Masjids over them
Cursing the religion and ridiculing anything related to the Qur’an or the Sunnah The vision attributed to the attendant of the Prophet's graveVisiting graves for anyone other than womenThere is no obedience to a creature in disobedience to the CreatorDestroying statues and obliterate their drawings and wiping out pictures and their drawingsDemolishing small and big Masjids built over gravesProstrating and slaughtering animals on gravesTaking graves as places of worshipProstrating and slaughtering animals on gravesPraying in a Masjid where someone is buriedPraying in Masjids that have graves and shrinesBuilding Masjids over the graves of the Awliya'Praying in a Masjid with a grave and honoring the dead and invoking themBuilding and praying in a Masjid that has a grave in itBuilding Masjids over gravesGiving in charity to build a Masjid over the graveParticipating in building a Masjid over a graveBuilding over graves as an abominable Bid`ahBuilding Masjids over gravesCursing Islam is an act of serious RiddahPraying in a Masjid that has a grave and taking it a place of distributing charity and food among peoplePraying in the shrine seeking blessings from the WaliyPraying in a Masjid built over an old cemeteryBuilding a Masjid over an old cemeteryOffering Jumu`ah prayer in the Masjid where there are gravesIncluding the mentioned grave or any part of the cemetery in the MasjidPlacing a grave in the MasjidSpecifying an area in the Masjid to bury the person who built it or any other personPraying in the Masjid built over a grave and invoking the deadMaking the Prophet's grave a place visited dailyVisiting Al-Masjid Al-NabawyTraveling to Madinah to pray in Al-Masjid Al-NabawyTraveling to visit the graves of the prophets, righteous people and othersVisiting the Prophet's Masjid and praying therePilgrims visiting the Prophet's grave and Al-Baqi`Visiting the graves of righteous men, slaughtering for them and supplicating to themIbn Al-Qayyim's stance from traveling to Al-Khalil's grave and claiming the fire will endSeeking blessings from graves and their dwellers