What is the ruling on one who insults the religion without intent, but a word slipped from his tongue?
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The questioner : Shaykh, the one who means the religion and does not mean to insult, but a word slipped from their tongues.
The Shaykh : The scholars say that if he utters it, even if he is mocking or joking. How do you know, like what? Welcome. Like what? He says, "May your religion be cursed." This is held against him. And if he did not mean that, his case is left to Allah. It is said, "Repent; the door is open." If we hold to the correct view, there is no problem, is there? What is it? There is no god but Allah. Have you not heard, people?
The Shaykh : The scholars say that if he utters it, even if he is mocking or joking. How do you know, like what? Welcome. Like what? He says, "May your religion be cursed." This is held against him. And if he did not mean that, his case is left to Allah. It is said, "Repent; the door is open." If we hold to the correct view, there is no problem, is there? What is it? There is no god but Allah. Have you not heard, people?
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قناة «فضيلة الشيخ محمد بن صالح العثيمين»، 3574 - 4600 ما حكم من سب الدين بغير قصد ولكن كلمة جرت على لسانه؟ ابن عثيمين — youtube.com
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