The Ruling on Acting in Da'wah
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Question:
In mentioning this. Assistance like theirs is possible in
Answer:
Acting is not part of the practice of Muslims; this is not among the deeds of Muslims. This acting is not known among Muslims. However, regarding the mockery of actors: is it obligatory for someone to walk like a walker, or speak like a speaker? No, you would not be pleased. It might be Abu Jahl, or it might be the dead, or it might be virtuous people from among the scholars and the Companions. Yes.
And it might be that some people act out the character of a disbeliever, portraying the character of Pharaoh or Abu Jahl, speaking words of jurisprudence. Certainly, I say: There is no god but Allah. Islam is rich in its legislation, its manners, its rulings, and the customs of Muslims are also numerous and sufficient, needing none of these crazy matters.
In mentioning this. Assistance like theirs is possible in
Answer:
Acting is not part of the practice of Muslims; this is not among the deeds of Muslims. This acting is not known among Muslims. However, regarding the mockery of actors: is it obligatory for someone to walk like a walker, or speak like a speaker? No, you would not be pleased. It might be Abu Jahl, or it might be the dead, or it might be virtuous people from among the scholars and the Companions. Yes.
And it might be that some people act out the character of a disbeliever, portraying the character of Pharaoh or Abu Jahl, speaking words of jurisprudence. Certainly, I say: There is no god but Allah. Islam is rich in its legislation, its manners, its rulings, and the customs of Muslims are also numerous and sufficient, needing none of these crazy matters.
Source
الفوزان -أشرطة- أسئلة وأجوبة من دروس التوحيد - الفوزان - أسئلة التوحيد - 06 — archive.org (1:22:29)
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