What is the ruling of Islamic law regarding someone who intersperses their speech with the name of Allah (e.g., "Allah" inserted into their sentences) without intending disbelief, despite knowing that it constitutes disbelief?
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The meaning of the aforementioned sentence is not clear to us, so we cannot rule on it. And whoever utters a word of disbelief — such as insult or mockery — and intended to utter it, knowing its meaning and what it contains of disbelief, then he disbelieves the moment he utters it, even if he did not intend disbelief. However, if it slipped from his tongue unintentionally, he does not disbelieve.
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