MUSLIMS LOVE EACH OTHER

What should you say when you hear “Asalamu Alaykum“ (peace be upon you)?

You should reply with “Wa alaykum as-salam” (And peace be upon you too)

Did the Prophet (PBUH) accept invitations? Should we accept invitations? Explain.

Yes the Prophet (PBUH) used to accept invitations. We should also accept invitations if our parents allow us to go and if it’s not haram to do so.

What should a Muslim say after sneezing? What should the person who hears it reply with? And what should the sneezer say in return?

When we sneeze, we should say “Alhamdulillah” (الحمد لله), meaning “All praise is due to Allah.”
The person who hears it should respond with “Yarhamuk Allah” (يرحمك الله), meaning “May Allah have mercy on you.”
Then the sneezer replies back with “Yahdikum Allah wa yuslih balakum” (يهديكم الله ويصلح بالكم), meaning “May Allah guide you and set your affairs (things in your life) right.”

How should we give a fellow Muslim sincere and proper advice?

We should talk to them and lead them to someone who’s trusted and can advise them properly. 

What does the word حق (haq) mean in the context of Muslims loving one another?

It means a right or duty that one Muslim has over another. These are the obligations or respectful actions that express genuine love and care between believers.

Abu Huraira reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “A Muslim has six rights over another Muslim: to greet him with _____ when he is met, to answer his invitation when _______, to _______ him when he seeks counsel, to _______ him when he sneezes and praises Allah, to ______ him when he is sick, and to follow his ______ when he dies.”

Source: Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 2162

peace; invited; advise; bless; visit; funeral