The ruling on describing one who displays Islam while concealing its opposite

Question:
Shaykh, is what you mentioned regarding carrying a banner opposing the rulings of the Shari'ah and shouting about it, is it truly hypocrisy? I mean, are we allowed to say that this is hypocrisy and the work of hypocrites, and not describe them as secularists or that they are secularists? We say they are hypocrites. Are we allowed to do that, or is it a sin against them?

Answer:
In their capacity as those who display Islam while concealing its opposite, they are hypocrites. They are hypocrites. The scholars have mentioned that the hypocrite is the zindiq in our time. In the early period, he was called a hypocrite. Yes. In our time, he is called a zindiq. Because he believed with his tongue and disbelieved with his heart. So we call them hypocrites, and we call them zindiqs. And we call them secularists and modernists. All these names refer to one meaning, which is departing from the rulings of the Shari'ah. Even if they pretend to be committed to Islam, their actions indicate the corruption of their hearts and that their hearts are rejecting, may Allah protect us, and that they are Yes

The presenter:
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