Is it permissible to use hashtags that contain objectionable content to reach non-Muslims, knowing that Muslims might be exposed to them due to Da'wah advertisements?

Publishing introductory cards about Islam through hashtags is a great deed and an invitation to good, falling under the category of calling people to God, and great reward is hoped for its doer. There is no objection to publishing them, even if the hashtags are not Islamic, such as "Jesus is Lord," provided that the content emphasizes the rejection of polytheism and the call to Islam, and that the person publishing is knowledgeable in religious matters to be safe from doubts and temptations. As for the possibility of Muslims entering these hashtags, a balance should be struck between it and the anticipated benefits. If the benefits are great, the harm is overlooked; but if the benefit is weak or equal to the harm, then warding off harm takes precedence. It is recommended to add advice to disable images and videos to reduce evil, if possible, and if it does not affect the usefulness of the posts.