The ruling on supplicating against a disobedient Muslim
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Question:
Some poets declare certain existing evils to be disbelief, and they see women as providing wonders,
Answer:
a Muslim? A sinner, and it drives him to not repent. However, if you use a pleasant, affectionate phrase that includes supplication to Allah and seeking His favor, that is a cause for guidance. But if you supplicate against him, that means you have driven him away. Also, it is not permissible to supplicate against a Muslim, even if he is a sinner. Rather, you supplicate for him for repentance and returning to the truth, and you supplicate for him for guidance.
Some poets declare certain existing evils to be disbelief, and they see women as providing wonders,
Answer:
a Muslim? A sinner, and it drives him to not repent. However, if you use a pleasant, affectionate phrase that includes supplication to Allah and seeking His favor, that is a cause for guidance. But if you supplicate against him, that means you have driven him away. Also, it is not permissible to supplicate against a Muslim, even if he is a sinner. Rather, you supplicate for him for repentance and returning to the truth, and you supplicate for him for guidance.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 7 — youtube.com (16:51)
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