Does one who utters a word of disbelief unintentionally or out of ignorance commit an act of disbelief, or is knowledge of it a prerequisite? And what are the words of disbelief that must be avoided?
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Uttering a word of disbelief unintentionally or out of ignorance is not disbelief. What should be avoided is succumbing to whispers () and engaging with them.
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