Public Conduct
135 questions
Is it permissible to abandon enjoining good and forbidding evil due to people's arrogance towards the truth and their disdain for religion?
What is the ruling on reporting pornographic accounts on social media, given the necessity of unintentionally seeing some of their images without arousal, knowing that the purpose is to combat their spread among relatives and friends, and the time spent is minimal?
What is the ruling on rebuking someone who writes "إنشاء الله" (insha' Allah) as a single word, and what is the ruling if the rebuke can only be done through a public comment that contains a forbidden name?
Am I sinful for not denouncing my friend for wearing shorts that reveal part of his thigh, even though I avoid looking at it? And is it obligatory for me to advise him or to denounce him?
Did I make a mistake by asking my friend to promise to pray during the accident, and by urging him to perform the Sunnah prayers, and how can I encourage him to do them indirectly?
How can one advise a young man who rejects advice and prefers bad company, and how can one gain his companionship to invite him to the right path, especially after he has closed off means of communication?
Is it permissible to report a man who commits adultery with married women with their consent, and refuses to stop, knowing that my husband is a close friend of this man?
What is the ruling on defending someone who commits a haram act?
What is the meaning of "Al-Musana'ah" (deference/conciliatory behavior) in Islamic law, and when is it permissible? Is smiling at a person who mocks the religion, in order to avert their evil and harm to people, considered permissible "Musana'ah"?
Is one who lingers or stands in the streets sinful because of the Prophetic saying, "Beware of sitting in the roadways," and due to intermingling, and is it better for a single person not to go out at all, or to stand due to the saying: "One who sits therein is better than one who stands, and one who stands is better than one who walks"?
Is there sin upon one who does not admonish a teacher who swore by other than Allah, and does the sin persist if she is not advised?
Who are the storytellers (al-qussas) who are considered among the weak and ruined, and whose flaw is that they are storytellers? And are they anyone who preaches to people and recounts stories, or is there more detail on the matter?
If a person wrongs me with their disobedience and persists in this action, what should I do?
What is the ruling on saying: "Cleanse your brother's heart with God's permission," intending "advise him"?
Does the obligation to condemn fall away after conveying the message?