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Is it blasphemy to have visions of Allah?
yes there is
When Muslims are dying do they ask Allah for help?
muslims may ask allah for help when they are dying
What do questions ask?
The questions ask answers
What does Allah faziz mean?
ALLAH HAFIZ NOT ALLAH FAZIZ! May be you want to ask that what is meant by ALLAH HAFIZ, which mean that Gods will be with you, or God Be with you! its musloms way of saying GOOD BYE! ALLAH HAFIZ!
What questions did Plato ask?
Plato, a Greek philosopher, asked questions on a wide range of topics including ethics, politics, epistemology, and metaphysics. Some of his famous questions include "What is justice?", "What is the nature of reality?", and "How can we achieve true knowledge?"
Can I ask cooking questions?
Yes, you can ask cooking questions.
Why can't a Muslim question the Koran?
You can ask questions like why do we do this or that but you still have to do those things. If you mean can we ask about the proof of Gods existence then yes it is very good to try and seek these proofs.
How do you ask a question on Wikipedia?
You don't ask questions on wikipedia, but you can ask questions on wikianswers.
Why Allah ask man to pray him?
Allah has asked us to pray because he wants each and every person to pray for him,and show that man loves Allah.
Does Allah answer childrends duas?
Allah answers everyone's Dua's. You just have to ask Him from your heart and with a good intention.
How do you play 21 questions?
Ask 21 questions and hope someone answers them. In the real game 21 questions, you ask 21 questions and who ever can't answer them looses. ask 21 question?
Where koran says God has no Son?
Those who believe that Allah has a son must be admonished since this is a monstrous blasphemy and falsehood (18:4-6). Allah has never begotten a son and there are no deities beside him (23:91). Jews say that Ezra is the son of Allah while the Christians say the Messiah is the son of Allah. May Allah destroy them. They are both perverted. They worship rabbis, monks and the Messiah, the son of Mary, as Lords besides Allah in opposition to the monotheistic command given them (9:30, 31).
