One Who Curses the Religion of Allah While Angry
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Question:
If a person curses the religion of Allah or commits an act of disbelief while he is aware of it, but he is in a state of extreme anger, does that make him a disbeliever? Hindus. Extreme anger.
Answer:
No, if a person reaches a level of anger that deprives him of his senses, he is not held accountable. If the anger reaches the point where it removes his awareness, he is not held accountable, because he becomes like a madman. However, if his anger does not reach the point of losing consciousness, he is held accountable for his words. If he pronounces a divorce, his wife is divorced. If he speaks words of disbelief or shirk (associating partners with Allah), a ruling is issued against him, provided he knows what he is saying and understands what he is saying.
If a person curses the religion of Allah or commits an act of disbelief while he is aware of it, but he is in a state of extreme anger, does that make him a disbeliever? Hindus. Extreme anger.
Answer:
No, if a person reaches a level of anger that deprives him of his senses, he is not held accountable. If the anger reaches the point where it removes his awareness, he is not held accountable, because he becomes like a madman. However, if his anger does not reach the point of losing consciousness, he is held accountable for his words. If he pronounces a divorce, his wife is divorced. If he speaks words of disbelief or shirk (associating partners with Allah), a ruling is issued against him, provided he knows what he is saying and understands what he is saying.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 13من279/من سب دين الله وهو غاضب/أسئلة شرح نواقض الآسلام/صالح الفوزان/كبار العلماء/عقيدة — youtube.com
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