Does watching forbidden series in a room containing books with the names of Allah written on them constitute a trivialization of the names of Allah? Does repeating this with persistence negate the ruling of trivialization? And does the sin of the one committing the disobedience increase due to the presence of Allah's name in the books while doing so?
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A Muslim must always abstain from the unlawful, for Allah Almighty says: "And whatever He has forbidden you, avoid it." And in the Hadith: "Whatever I have forbidden you, avoid it." The presence of a book containing one of Allah's names in a place where unlawful acts occur is not a form of disrespect towards religion or Allah's names. For Muslim homes are not devoid of a Mus'haf (Qur'an), and their mistakes and sins do not imply disrespect for the Mus'haf; rather, abstaining from sins is a religious obligation.
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