Preaching the light of Islam all over the World for the betterments in the world and hereafter.

 Concept of judgement in Hereafter life for human and Jinn ChatGPT said: The concept of judgment in the Hereafter for both humans and jinn is a fundamental belief in Islam, Christianity, and Judaism, with variations in interpretation across these faiths. In Islam, the Day of Judgment (Yawm al-Qiyamah) is a central tenet where all creatures, including humans and jinn, will be held accountable for their deeds . Below is an explanation of this concept from an Islamic perspective: 1. The Reality of Judgment Day The Day of Judgment is when all of creation will be resurrected and judged based on their deeds. This day is also called Yawm ad-Din (Day of Recompense) in the Quran. It will be a day of absolute justice , where no soul will be wronged. "And We place the scales of justice for the Day of Resurrection, so no soul will be treated unjustly at all. And if there is even the weight of a mustard seed, We will bring it forth. And sufficient are We as an accountant." ...

 Difference between morality and ethics ChatGPT said: Morality vs. Ethics: Key Differences Aspect Morality Ethics Definition Personal principles of right and wrong Systematic rules or guidelines for conduct in society/profession Origin Internal (personal beliefs, upbringing, religion) External (societal norms, laws, professional codes) Flexibility More subjective and personal More structured and universal within a group Application Individual-based decisions Applied to groups, institutions, or professions Example A person believes lying is always wrong A journalist follows ethical guidelines to report truthfully Scope Broader and emotionally driven More logical and rule-based Simple Explanation Morality is what you personally believe is right or wrong. Ethics is what society, organizations, or professions consider right or wrong

 Human hesitates during sin at initial state but afterwards there is no such hesitation ChatGPT said: You're highlighting an interesting psychological and moral phenomenon: initial hesitation before sinning followed by diminished hesitation upon repetition . This can be understood through various perspectives: 1. Moral and Psychological Perspective Conscience & Moral Compass: At the first instance of committing a sin, a person’s conscience acts as a warning system, generating feelings of guilt or hesitation. Cognitive Dissonance: Humans have an internal conflict when their actions contradict their moral beliefs. Initially, the discomfort is strong, but with repeated actions, the mind either justifies the sin or becomes desensitized. 2. Religious & Ethical Perspective Many religious traditions, such as Islam, Christianity, and Hinduism, emphasize that the soul (or heart) is pure but can become "hardened" or "darkened" with persistent sin. Ha...

 Difference between soul, life and ruh ChatGPT said: The concepts of soul, life, and rūḥ (روح) are deeply philosophical and spiritual, often understood differently across religions and cultures. Here’s a breakdown of their differences: 1. Soul (Nafs / روح in some contexts) The immaterial essence of a person that represents their individuality, emotions, and self-awareness. In many religious traditions, the soul is eternal and continues to exist after death. In Islam , "Nafs" is often used to refer to the self, which can have spiritual and worldly inclinations. In Christianity and Hinduism , the soul is often seen as something that carries a person’s identity beyond physical existence. 2. Life (Hayaat - حياة) The state of being alive , which includes biological functions like breathing, growth, and consciousness. Life is temporary and is bound to the physical body. In a religious sense, life is a test or journey , leading to an afterlife in many faiths. 3. R...

 Difference between mind, brain and reasoning ChatGPT said: The mind, brain, and reasoning are closely related but distinct concepts: Brain – The physical organ inside the skull that controls bodily functions, thoughts, emotions, and memory. It is made of neurons and other cells that process information through electrical and chemical signals. Mind – The abstract aspect of consciousness, thoughts, emotions, and perception. It is often considered the result of the brain’s activity but extends to experiences, self-awareness, and imagination. Reasoning – The cognitive process of thinking logically, analyzing information, and making decisions. It is a function of both the brain (biological processing) and the mind (conceptual thinking) . Analogy: The brain is like a computer’s hardware . The mind is like the software and operating system . Reasoning is like the programs or algorithms running on that system to solve problems.

 Cosmetics business in Islam ChatGPT said: The permissibility of a cosmetics business in Islam depends on the nature of the products being sold and how they are used. Here’s a breakdown of the Islamic perspective: Permissible (Halal) Aspects Natural and Pure Ingredients – If the cosmetics are made from halal and non-harmful ingredients, selling them is generally permissible. Modesty and Ethical Use – If the products are used in a way that aligns with Islamic principles (e.g., enhancing beauty for lawful purposes, such as for a spouse), they are acceptable. No Harmful Substances – The business should avoid selling products that contain alcohol, pig-derived ingredients, or other haram substances. Avoiding Deception – The business should not engage in false advertising or unethical practices. Haram Aspects Selling Products with Haram Ingredients – If the cosmetics contain prohibited substances (e.g., alcohol, gelatin from haram sources, or impure ingredients), selling t...

  Is it halal to earn money by tiktok video or facebook blogs in islam In Islam, earning money through permissible (halal) means is encouraged, as long as the income is derived from lawful activities and adheres to Islamic principles. Whether earning money through TikTok videos, Facebook blogs, or other social media platforms is halal depends on the content and nature of the work. Here are some key considerations: 1.  Content Compliance with Islamic Principles The content you create must align with Islamic values. It should not promote anything haram (forbidden), such as: Harassment, backbiting, or spreading false information. Promoting unethical behavior, immodesty, or indecency. Encouraging violence, hatred, or harm to others. Supporting haram industries like alcohol, gambling, or usury (riba). Content should be beneficial, educational, or entertaining in a way that is permissible in Islam. 2.  Avoiding Haram Income If your income is generated through ads or sponsorship...

  In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.  All praise and thanks are due to Allah, and peace and blessings be upon His Messenger. In this fatwa: You may earn money from social media if your work is devoted exclusively to Da`wah and sharing authentic Islamic knowledge. Responding to your question,  Sheikh Ahmad Kutty , a senior lecturer and an Islamic scholar at the  Islamic Institute of Toronto , Ontario, Canada, states: Ads by Muslim Ad Network You may earn money from social  media  if your work is devoted exclusively to  Da`wah  and sharing authentic Islamic knowledge from reputable sources and attested by qualified scholars. If you are not careful and allow yourself to pass on dubious or unverified information, then you will misguide and misguide others. Unfortunately, as one scholar who visited North America observed, there is no shortage of self-styled scholars with no in-depth training in Islam, yet they are promoted as teachers....

 Is it halal to earn money by tiktok video or facebook blogs in islam? ChatGPT said: In Islam, earning money through TikTok videos or Facebook blogs is halal (permissible) as long as the content and means of earning adhere to Islamic principles. Here are some key considerations: Halal Aspects of Earning from Social Media Permissible Content – The videos, blogs, or posts should align with Islamic ethics. They should not contain: Haram (forbidden) elements such as nudity, indecent language, or immoral behavior. Music that promotes indecency (some scholars debate whether all music is haram or only certain types). Falsehood or misleading information (spreading misinformation is sinful). Source of Income – The earnings should come from halal sources , such as: Ad revenue from ethical ads (not promoting alcohol, gambling, riba-based services, etc.). Sponsorships for permissible products/services (e.g., Islamic education, modest fashion, halal food). No Deceptio...

 Allah has set up micro wave of wind in space through which signal transfer to the world ChatGPT said: There is no direct mention in the Quran or Hadith of Allah setting up a microwave wind in space for signal transfer. However, from an Islamic perspective, all scientific discoveries and advancements are considered part of Allah's divine creation and laws of nature that He has put in place. Understanding Signal Transmission in Light of Islamic Belief Microwaves and electromagnetic waves are part of Allah's natural laws that allow communication across the world. The Quran states: "And We created everything in pairs so that you may reflect." (Quran 51:49) This can be understood as a reference to the duality of nature , including electromagnetic waves which consist of electric and magnetic fields oscillating together . Modern science has discovered that radio, microwave, and light waves can travel through space and Earth's atmosphere, which allows for...

  Share You said: Signs of doomsday as per hadiths ChatGPT said: In Islamic eschatology, numerous  signs of Doomsday (Qiyamah)  have been mentioned in  Hadiths . These signs are categorized into  minor signs (Ashraat al-Sughra)  and  major signs (Ashraat al-Kubra) . 1. Minor Signs of Doomsday These are signs that have been occurring over time and will continue to manifest until the major signs appear. Some of them include: Moral and Social Corruption Widespread dishonesty and deception  – People will no longer care about honesty. (Bukhari, Muslim) Increase in immorality and shamelessness  – Modesty will disappear, and adultery will be common. (Bukhari) Disobedience to parents  – Children will treat parents with disrespect and harshness. (Tirmidhi) Trustworthiness will be lost  – Trust will be given to those who do not deserve it. (Bukhari) Abundance of wealth but lack of contentment  – People will have riches but will remain gr...