How can one be sure that sending da'wah messages, even to those known for their bad morals and who might respond with insults, is done for the sake of Allah and not merely for amusement or settling scores, especially if these messages touch on personal matters such as drinking alcohol? And if it is merely amusement, how can it be transformed into an action purely for Allah?
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Sincere worship of God is that by which the servant seeks the face of God and His pleasure. If the messages are intended for da'wah (inviting to Islam), advice, enjoining good, and forbidding evil, then their acceptance is hoped for. Otherwise, the intention must be renewed and made pure for God.
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