The ruling on one who mocks the verses of Allah in poetry or singing
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, if a person mocks the verses of Allah the Exalted, whether in poetry, singing, or speech, is he asked to repent or not?
Answer:
This is an apostate, and he is not to be asked to repent, because the scholars say that repentance is not accepted from one who insults Allah, His Messenger, or the Book of Allah (Mighty and Majestic); rather, he is to be killed for every hair, because he has become a *jundiqa*, and the *jundiqa* is not accepted in repentance because he is not truthful in his repentance; he displays repentance while in reality he does not believe in it. His ruling is the ruling of the hypocrite who displays faith and conceals disbelief, and he is[An-Nisa 4:145].
Honorable Shaykh, if a person mocks the verses of Allah the Exalted, whether in poetry, singing, or speech, is he asked to repent or not?
Answer:
This is an apostate, and he is not to be asked to repent, because the scholars say that repentance is not accepted from one who insults Allah, His Messenger, or the Book of Allah (Mighty and Majestic); rather, he is to be killed for every hair, because he has become a *jundiqa*, and the *jundiqa* is not accepted in repentance because he is not truthful in his repentance; he displays repentance while in reality he does not believe in it. His ruling is the ruling of the hypocrite who displays faith and conceals disbelief, and he is
in the lowest depths of the Fire
فِي الدَّرْكِ الْأَسْفَلِ مِنَ النَّارِ
Source
استتابة من يسخر بآيات الله — alfawzan.live
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