What is the ruling on one who jokingly said, "Entering Hell is comfortable and enjoyable because it's with beautiful, corrupt women," and what is the ruling on one who uttered this statement —or committed an act of major disbelief— while not remembering whether he said it before or after puberty? Does he base his judgment on the preponderant assumption, and what is the ruling on his marriage and his guardianship in marrying off his daughters?

The questioner who is suffering from the whispers of apostasy and disbelief is advised to turn away from these thoughts and to occupy himself with improving his present and adhering to the obedience of Allah with sincere repentance for the past, without going into detail. It is mentioned that the matter of the Day of Judgment is grave; one should not turn to the pleasures of this world therein, and treating it lightly is manifest misguidance. Passing judgment on a specific person as an apostate or disbeliever is not easy, and it has impediments and conditions that are handled by judges and those firmly grounded in knowledge.