Is it permissible to use the phrase: "Makeup that will, God willing, admit its wearer into Paradise" to describe good deeds such as lowering the gaze, truthfulness, modesty, seeking forgiveness, and wearing the hijab, considering them as adornment for a woman in this worldly life?

Preachers must avoid disseminating materials that expose Allah’s Sharia to ridicule, such as publications titled "ID Card and Travel Requirements," "Panadol for Sins," and "The King's Private Number." Sheikh Al-Uthaymeen issued a fatwa prohibiting such methods due to the ridicule they contain and their reduction of religious truths to sensory matters. Furthermore, the publication "Makeup That Takes Its Owner to Paradise" uses vulgar language and contains jurisprudential errors in linking truthfulness to lips and modesty to cheeks, and in limiting seeking forgiveness to the removal of sins. Calling people to Allah does not require such methods; Allah’s Book and His Messenger’s Sunnah are sufficient.