Are some of the actions committed by the questioner, such as uttering the phrase "worst letter" while referring to her daughter, even though the letter is the initial of the word "Quran" in English, or showing annoyance while dealing with the noble Hadith and Quranic verses and their interpretation, or sighing while listening to the Quran, or uttering an inappropriate word while hearing it, or expressing annoyance upon finding the car far away after her husband returns from prayer, or joking with a colloquial word during the Adhan, or performing spontaneous actions while Islam is mentioned, considered an offense to the Holy Quran, the Sunnah of the Prophet, the Adhan, and Islam in general, given that she does not intend to offend in any of these cases?
Source: FtawySummary from Ftawy's records · added here Sep 2, 2026
We advise the questioner to avoid obsessive doubts in such matters. The best cure for this is complete disregard of these whisperings. The situations mentioned do not constitute mockery of religion and its rituals, because mockery stems from derision and contempt, and the questioner's fear indicates the absence of any contempt on her part.
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