Islam Problems and Whys

We wanted to answer Islamic questions for visitors in a reliable, accurate, and understandable manner, thereby enabling people to reach correct sources regarding religious matters. As you know, recently, different people who define themselves as Muslims have emerged, going as far as to attack our Prophet.

By Islamic issues, we mean the topics that people are curious about and seek solutions for in religious matters. These questions encompass the correct performance of worship, social life, family relations, ethical values, and religious issues encountered in daily life. Furthermore, we want to include questions addressed to individuals who disseminate their own corrupted ideas.

We believe that Islam is the one true religion that regulates peoples lives. Islam highlights values such as justice, compassion, honesty, and patience in both people's individual and social lives, helping them find the right path and providing spiritual development. Faith is both light and strength. Yes, the person who achieves true faith can challenge the universe.

Currently, our Islam category includes sub-sections such as the Holy Quran, Hadith, Acts of Worship, Islamic Philosophy, and Religious Traditions. Each sub-section contains questions covering different topics that people are curious about. If you have any questions, you can send them immediately.

Islam is a belief system and a way of life while a Muslim is a person who follows this belief a Muslim lives according to Islamic teachings performs worship follows ethical and moral values fulfills social responsibilities and supports their spiritual development.

Yes, these questions are asked, and generally, people dont want them published. We answer questions clearly and definitively by consulting the Quran and Sunnah. If we cannot find a clear answer there, we direct them to the Diyanets (Religious Affairs Presidency) fatwa line, as giving a fatwa requires great Fiqhi (Jurisprudential) Competence.

When answering Islamic questions, we use the Quran and Hadith as our primary and main sources, and Ijma (Consensus), Qiyas (Analogical Reasoning), and reliable Islamic academic works as supplementary resources. If we detect hostility towards the Hadith or the Prophet among these sources, we immediately discard that source.

According to Islam, death is not an end but a transition; worldly life is a test, there is life after death, and people are responsible for the good and bad deeds they commit. Death is a discharge permit for the people of faith. It is a bridge leading to eternal life.

Religious traditions do not always mean Islamic rules some traditions emerge through cultural influences and may differ among sects Islamic rules are based on the Quran and Hadith while traditions are shaped through interpretation of these rules and their application in daily life.