Qadr means fate, or destiny. In Islam we are to have faith in fat/destiny both it's good and bad.
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Why be grateful for good deeds?
From my understanding, Muslims (are supposed to) blame themselves for evil deeds and be thankful for good deeds, and humans have free will to do good or bad deeds.
If we have free will to do good ...
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Child illness, sins, and forgiveness
TLDR: What, if anything, are the implications for a child's (future) sins, if any, if they fall ill?
The rest of my question is a preamble and axioms for my assumptions.
In Islam, children are ...
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Can we change our destiny by “dua”?
On one hand, I've learned that our destiny is fixed and does not change. On the other hand, I've learned a concept called "dua" which I use to talk to Allah, complaining and such. So would my "dua" ...
