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Correct me if I’m wrong but my understanding is that Allah removed humankind and the jinns from paradise due to sin. But after judgement da...

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Correct me if I’m wrong but my understanding is that Allah removed humankind and the jinns from paradise due to sin.

But after judgement day, humans will no longer do sin in paradise. I repeat no sin. They also keep their free will.

If he’s most merciful, and is capable of creating a sinless paradise, why go through with a test that involves rape of children, slavery, torture and suffering for innocents?

This goes logically speaking to the non innocent as well. Their world is shaped by the concepts Allah made. If Allah never created them, the most merciful. They would have never burned. Say they chose it. Whats the point? You know some will choose this and that, and some are bound to be tempted by the difficult world we live in.

It’s inevitable and he knows it. All children of adam are sinners like he says. He knows it. Why even go through the effort to build a pointless system like this. Where people will inevitably suffer at his system.

You don’t understand. He built it. Humans are bound to sin, with large numbers come diversity. People will suffer in his system. And also innocents will suffer in this world for absolutely no reason. When all he had to do was create a sinless paradise.

So my question is, why did he not create that? And if he avoided creating it or didn’t want to, how can he be the most compassionate?

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Hello. So today some Tunisians told me that there's this rule to do Ramadan correctly which consists on not drinking alcohol 40 days before Ramadan. It would seem easy since muslism are not supposed to drink alcohol anyways. I'm asking about the truthfulness of this since I was thinking of joining them for next Ramadan (I'm not muslim and barely drink, but I do enjoy some wine every now and again. It wouldn't be too hard to follow that rule but also I wouldn't feel dirty if I didn't)

They also said they shouldn't be around alcohol, places that sell alcohol or people who drink. Is this true? Some years ago I had some muslim friends in Belgium and I don't remember them ever saying that and, anyways, it would've been near impossible to achieve all of that in that country. Like, in some boardgame cafés they sell alcohol - so they wouldn't be able to go there even if they didn't order it?

Again, I am not religious. It's more about knowing what is true and to see how to make their Ramadan experience in a foreign country more comfortable

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Assalamu alaikum. I just moved to back to uk so now i am in a secondary school. my problem is obviously you cant properly pray there. its so hard. i ask people how do they pray in school (i asked teachers and students) and they just say they pray it at home because it is difficult. but isnt hardship for like travelling or war or smth. For now i am trying to do wudu in school but its so hard. during the break i have to buy a water bottle, then 10 minutes before lunch i have to speedrun wudu in the sink and then do the feet in the cubicle, which makes a big mess. then i have to speedrun eating my lunch before going to the office to pray. and im the only one that does this. i cant hold my wudu to save my life. i have to do this for 4 more months. does anyone have any advice like what to do cuz i really dont wanna do this for 4 months straight its so hard especially since only i know that i do this, not even my parents know. and it makes me feel like an extremist for praying on time.

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السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
I am a woman with curly hair that is difficult to maintain due to struggles with ADHD. This often results in my hair looking unkept, messy and tangled. I am getting married soon insha Allah and to avoid struggling with my hair would it be permissible for me to cut my hair at a reasonable length or in layers so that it will be easier to maintain ? Not only to be more presentable for my future husband insha Allah but also for myself in general as currently it’s very difficult.
Jazaakullah Khair

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Back in primary school (when I was from the age of 6 to 12), I was in the same class with the same people.

This class had a group of around 6 girls, and they were ABSOLUTELY horrible to me, and would deliberately exclude me so much that I'd be sitting alone outside during break time.

They'd say awful awful mean things to me which shattered my confidence, would name-call me, and just ruined my entire primary school experience.

I know I should've reported this or told my parents, but I was a shy and meek child back then, with no confidence and very low self esteem, and coming from an immigrant household, I didn't want to put more burden on my parents.

Now that I'm an adult, my blood boils when I think about these girls and what they did to me. The details I gave about them above are just mere summaries, and definitely don't go into details about the verbal and psychological harassment I had to face from them.

In the hereafter, would these people get punished for what they did to me

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