The ruling on one who insults the religion because he was threatened with the killing of his family if he did not do so

Question:
I ask Allah to do you good. Your Eminence, father, the questioner says: A person was told by the disbelievers, “If you do not insult the religion, we will kill your family.” So he insulted the religion. What is the ruling in that?

Answer:
This is one who was coerced. This is one who was coerced. If his heart is settled in faith, then it is permissible for him to escape the coercion while his heart is at ease in faith. Yes. So if he is threatened with killing, or his wife is threatened with killing, or his child, then he repels the coercion with the words they are demanding from him. Yes.