Does repeating a song that includes "mountains cannot carry the trust, men carry it" constitute mockery of the Quran, specifically the verse "Indeed, We offered the Trust to the heavens and the earth and the mountains, but they refused to bear it"? And does the saying "worshipper of the قرش (Qirsh)" for a person who excessively loves money make the speaker an apostate? And what should be done about thoughts of disbelief that may cross one's mind, and is merely denying them to oneself sufficient? And is the heart's affirmation of any of these thoughts considered disbelief?
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What you repeated is not mocking the Quran, because its meaning was derived from the Quran. And your statement "worshipper of the dollar" does not cause apostasy, because one whose heart is attached to money is described as such, and the supports this: "Wretched is the worshipper of the dinar, wretched is the worshipper of the dirham." It is necessary to completely disregard the whispers of mockery and apostasy and to occupy oneself with learning, da'wah (inviting to Islam), and good deeds.
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