Dealing with those who openly commit sins and boycotting them
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The questioner:
[UNTRANSLATED: kasran] in prayer or committing some sins. What is the Shari'ah principle for dealing with him? Regarding dealing with a close relative, the major sins, or the one who [UNTRANSLATED: mutakatif] in prayer or the neighbor.
The Shaykh:
Advising and guiding toward good, enjoining what is right and forbidding what is wrong. If a person openly commits sins and does not accept the advice, he deserves to be boycotted. Yes. The benefits of riba (usury or interest), and a bank in a disbeliever’s country. If one takes them out of fear that it will lead to separation, riba is forbidden with both the disbeliever and the Muslim.
[UNTRANSLATED: kasran] in prayer or committing some sins. What is the Shari'ah principle for dealing with him? Regarding dealing with a close relative, the major sins, or the one who [UNTRANSLATED: mutakatif] in prayer or the neighbor.
The Shaykh:
Advising and guiding toward good, enjoining what is right and forbidding what is wrong. If a person openly commits sins and does not accept the advice, he deserves to be boycotted. Yes. The benefits of riba (usury or interest), and a bank in a disbeliever’s country. If one takes them out of fear that it will lead to separation, riba is forbidden with both the disbeliever and the Muslim.
Source
إضاءات على زاد المعاد، فصل : ومنها : أن هلال بنَ أُمية ومُرارة قعدا فى بيوتهما — islamhouse.com (34:54)
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