Does not circulating messages like "SubhanAllah" (repeated 30 times) and other remembrance messages that request circulation lead to sin, and is seeking the ruling on circulating them considered a sin?
You will not be sinful for not spreading innovative messages; rather, you will be rewarded for seeking the ruling. We believe that these messages cause more harm than good due to the boredom they induce and the presence of embarrassing phrases such as "share to be rewarded," which leads to the neglect of acting upon what they contain and makes the reader merely glance at them instead of reciting them. It is better to spread authentic hadiths that encourage seeking forgiveness and glorifying God with specific numbers, as this is more conducive to continuous dissemination, gladdens the Muslim's soul, and encourages them to recite the dhikr with their tongue, while also preventing the spread of dhikr that have no basis.
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