Exceeding the proper limits regarding the Messenger
The Prophet is a light in terms of the light of his message and guidance
The presence of the Prophet or any other dead person at the deathbed of another
Claiming the Messenger is not human like us and that he knows the Ghayb and is omnipotent
Allah is the only Self-Existing Being
Allah showing in the Qur'an that Muhammad is human
Claiming the Prophet is unified with Allah
The one who approached and came closer was Jibril until the Prophet saw him
The first human being Allah created was Adam
The Prophet as a light that provides the right guidance
The Prophet is human and has a shadow like all humans
The Hadith "Had it not been for you, the orbit of celestial bodies would not have been created"
The claim that the Prophet is created from the Light of Allah
The Messenger is born to a human father and mother
The claim that the Messenger is created from the Light of Allah
The heavens and the earth were not created for his sake (peace be upon him)
Our Prophet is alive in his grave in the sense of the life of Al-Barzakh
The dead do not hear the calls or supplications of living people
Invoking the Prophet after his death to fulfill needs or seeking his help in removing distress
The formula of sending blessings on the Messenger when visiting his grave
Allah is over His Throne
The heaven and earth were not created for the sake of Muhammad
Allah revealed to the Prophet what He revealed to no other
The dead hearing the Prophet's call
The Prophet is alive in his grave in the sense of the life of Al-Barzakh
Tawassul
The guidance of the Messenger in visiting the graves
Tawassul through the Awliya'
Tawassul to Allah by the honor, sanctity or blessings of the Prophet or another
Tawassul through prophets and the Awliya'
Visiting the graves to supplicate to the dead or ask for their help or intercession
Believing the Awliya' as means of healing from illnesses and holding annual Mawlids for them
Tawassul through the entities, honor, or right of creatures
Calling on "the Prophet's honor" or "being dutiful to parents" upon leaving a gathering
Tawassul by the Messenger and Awliya'
Tawassul through creatures
Tawassul through the Qur'an and certain days
Tawassul by the honor, person or status of the Messenger
Tawassul through the blessing of the Qur'an or some creatures
Reading a book that includes Tawassul through the Prophet and asking for his intercession
Tawassul through prophets and righteous men
Swearing by other than Allah
Tawassul by the rights of prophets and Awliya' and through their honor
Tawassul through the Prophet as in the weak Hadith
Magic
Definition and meaning of magic
The difference between magic and evil eye
Death and life are predestined by Allah
Learning magic
The fabricated Hadith of "Learn magic, but do not practice it"
A sorcerer using something against Islam
A woman going to see a male doctor
Causing harm to others
Visiting a sorcerer to break a spell
"Whoever goes to a soothsayer and believes what he says, has disbelieved"
The Shari`ah allowed treatment for a spell
Seeking treatment in unlawful means and consulting sorcerers and soothsayers
Visiting sorcerers and enchanters to treat diseases
Treating magic with Ruqyah and Shari`ah supplications
Breaking the spell of a sorcerer by using a counter spell
Breaking a spell by a counter spell
Believing that knot tying cures diseases
The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) was afflicted with Sihr
Supernatural Matters: the Truth and the Falsehood
Miracles of the Prophets
Supernatural Matters: the Truth and the Falsehood > Karamat-ul- Awliya'
The truth of Karamat-ul-Awliya'
The Awliya' are faithful and pious people
Allah has created the people with different minds and knowledge
Supernatural Matters: the Truth and the Falsehood > Soothsaying
Praying behind an Imam who denies the Sunnah and commits Bid`ahs
Going to soothsayers to be pregnant
Claiming knowledge of the Ghayb by drawing lines on the sand or the like is an act of soothsaying
"Whoever visits a diviner and asks them about anything, their Salah will not be accepted for forty nights"
Consulting a practitioner of Arab medicine is soothsaying
Fortunetelling
Seeking help from the jinn to know the Ghayb and the ruling on hypnosis
Dealing with soothsayers and diviners
Offering Salah behind an immoral soothsayer who claims knowledge of Ghayb
Funeral Prayer offered for soothsayers
Seeking the help of jinn and turning to them to fulfill one's needs
Going to those who seek the help of jinn to cure diseases
Going to soothsayers, diviners, and the like, and seeking their help
Going to soothsayers, diviners, and sorcerers, and asking them about the Ghayb
Going to soothsayers to soothsayers to know the thief
Going to someone who claims to know where lost items are just by reading the Qur’an and Hadith
Seeking healing from soothsayers
Going to soothsayers for the sake of treatment and the like
Going to soothsayers and believing them
No one can harm or benefit anybody except by the Will of Allah
Giving soothsayers money to avoid their harm
Consulting diviners and soothsayers and wearing amulets
Breaks spells using the method of numbers
Consulting those who claim knowledge of the Ghayb
Consulting a doctor who treats patients with Arabic medicines
Going to a person who claims knowledge of the book
Reconciling between the two Hadiths of "Whoever visits a diviner and asks them..." and "Whoever visits a soothsayer and believes them..."
Supernatural Matters: the Truth and the Falsehood > Astrology
Prediction of natural occurrences according to the positions of celestial bodies
Astrologers do not know the Ghayb
Speaking, supplicating, or whispering to a stone is an act of Shirk
Supernatural Matters: the Truth and the Falsehood >The science of arithmetic and astronomy
Reconciling between science and religion in issues that appear to be contradictory
Relying on calendar to determine the beginning of Ramadan
Knowing the time of solar and lunar eclipses through calculation of planets movements
Predicting the weather conditions is based on awareness of the universal laws of Allah
Supernatural Matters: the Truth and the Falsehood > Charlatanry
The Awliya' of Allah and the Awliya' of Satan
Consulting charlatans and wearing amulets
Sufi Tariqahs and charlatanism
Going to charlatans for treatment
Using Jinn and conjuring them by means of supplications and charms
Talking to the dead
Supernatural Matters: the Truth and the Falsehood > Modern inventions
Testing the earth with modern equipment and instruments to discover what is inside it
Chemistry taught to students in schools is different from alchemy regarded as unlawful by scholar