Is It Wrong to Question God in Prayer‪?‬

The world is full of pain and suffering and many Christians find themselves affected by these realities despite their prayers and faithfulness to God. At times they face disaster after disaster, while non-believers seem to prosper. Despite their good moral conduct, prolonged fasting and even innumerable prayers, they sometimes still find themselves assailed by misfortunes and misery. Thus, they can feel as if God is silent in the face of their humble pleas and as if He is overlooking their righteous behaviour. As a result, they find themselves battling with anger against God and somehow feeling disappointed by Him. Nevertheless, they bury these feelings within themselves for fear of appearing arrogant and disrespectful. They also find themselves feeling guilty for having these feelings, although the reality they find themselves in makes it impossible for them to feel any other way. They are torn within themselves and unsettled in their consciences, but they are afraid of voicing this out to God.
When you, as a Christian, find yourself in such a situation, would it be wrong to face God and question Him? Would it be arrogant and disrespectful to stand boldly before God and be very honest with Him?
This book seeks to deal with this sensitive issue and to help suffering Christians who are angry and disappointed with God to know how to deal with their predicament.