The ruling on one who claims to be injured in the Haram
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The questioner:
One of the brothers, may Allah guide you, held a child in the Makkah Haram who was claiming to be injured. He would put his hand on him, claiming his hand was broken, but when he held him, it turned out that it was not broken.
The Shaykh:
Some people resort to deception and lie, and the sin is upon them.
The questioner:
Muhammad Ali.
The Shaykh:
So some people test him by drinking and jumping on him.
The questioner:
But when he held this child, what is required of him?
The Shaykh:
He should advise her, he should teach her that this is not permissible.
The questioner:
My dear, he is sane.
The Shaykh:
Even if he teaches her now, and even if he reports the matter to the men of the mosque, the mosque police, yes.
The questioner:
There is no harm, let us proceed.
The Shaykh:
The mosque police, yes.
One of the brothers, may Allah guide you, held a child in the Makkah Haram who was claiming to be injured. He would put his hand on him, claiming his hand was broken, but when he held him, it turned out that it was not broken.
The Shaykh:
Some people resort to deception and lie, and the sin is upon them.
The questioner:
Muhammad Ali.
The Shaykh:
So some people test him by drinking and jumping on him.
The questioner:
But when he held this child, what is required of him?
The Shaykh:
He should advise her, he should teach her that this is not permissible.
The questioner:
My dear, he is sane.
The Shaykh:
Even if he teaches her now, and even if he reports the matter to the men of the mosque, the mosque police, yes.
The questioner:
There is no harm, let us proceed.
The Shaykh:
The mosque police, yes.
Source
التعليق على رياض الصالحين، باب الإيثار والمواساة : الأحاديث : [ 567 - 569 ] — islamhouse.com (6:49)
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