WasWas is an Arabic word that means things come up in your mind out of nowhere. In Islam, it is associated with doubts and distraction from the faith and namaz. Waswas can come from various reasons but these are the main reasons:

• Shaytan: In Islamic belief, Shaytan is seen as the primary reason of waswas. Satan aims to lead people wrong direction from the path of righteousness, and one way he does this is by planting doubts in human minds.
• Nafs: The human Nafs can also be a reason for waswas. Human beings naturally create doubts and feed negative thoughts.
• External Influences: Factors in the external environment, such as negative people, harmful media, or stressful situations, can generate waswas. These influences may trigger intrusive thoughts or exacerbate existing doubts.
• Psychological: Some waswas may be rooted in psychological conditions such as obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) or anxiety disorders. In these cases, the intrusive thoughts are not necessarily spiritual but can still disturb a person mindset.

In dealing with waswas, Islamic teachings always want us to seek help from Allah. Seeking knowledge, and maintaining a strong faith. Consulting with knowledgeable scholars or mental health professionals can also be beneficial for people struggling with negative thoughts.

The exact timings for five prayers are vary and depend on the season. Prayer time can determined by the position of the sun in the sky. Prayer time is calculated based on local time and location. The times of the five daily prayers are:

1. Fajr: Performed before sunrise.
2. Dhuhr: Performed after the sun passes its zenith.
3. Asr: Performed in the late afternoon.
4. Maghrib: Performed just after sunset.
5. Isha: Performed after the twilight has disappeared and the night has fully set in.

Is gelatin halal in Islam depending on the source of gelatin. If Gelatine is from fish or cows that are slaughtered according to the Islamic way then it is halal. If gelatine is created from pigs or dead animals or animals that are not slaughtered in the Islamic way consider it haram. As a Muslim it is important to confirm before consuming any gelatine contain product.

Muslims cannot eat pork, it is totally against Islamic beliefs and teachings. In Islam, pork is absolutely haram. It is a very big sin If a Muslim eats pork intentionally and they should seek forgiveness from Allah. If a Muslim accidentally eats pork without knowing, which often happens in Western countries, then there is no sin. After accidentally eating pork, Muslims usually feel regret and upset, and some may vomit after realizing they have eaten pork. Pork is considered the dirtiest meat.

In Islamic teachings, the Dajjal is a false messiah who will appear before the Days of Judgment. Described as blind in one eye, the Dajjal will perform false miracles to mislead people world wide. True believers will recognize his deceit, and he will ultimately be defeated by Jesus (Isa) and the Mahdi. The Dajjal will be a big test of faith and the stamp of good over evil.