The Ruling on Throwing the Mushaf and the State of the One Who Does It
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The questioner:
This questioner asks: Is throwing the mushaf an act of disbelief, or does it depend on the state of the one who does it? And when does it depend on his state?
The Shaykh:
If the mushaf fell from him and he did not intend to throw it, and it fell from him, there is no blame on him. But if he threw it out of disrespect for it, it is considered an act of apostasy. Yes.
The questioner:
And when does it depend on the state of the one who does it in an act that invalidates faith, and when does it not depend on his state?
The Shaykh:
This is a detailed explanation of what we know, but if someone does something from the voluntary acts, we judge him based on his action or his statement. As for seeking excuses, we do not seek excuses for them.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
This questioner asks: Is throwing the mushaf an act of disbelief, or does it depend on the state of the one who does it? And when does it depend on his state?
The Shaykh:
If the mushaf fell from him and he did not intend to throw it, and it fell from him, there is no blame on him. But if he threw it out of disrespect for it, it is considered an act of apostasy. Yes.
The questioner:
And when does it depend on the state of the one who does it in an act that invalidates faith, and when does it not depend on his state?
The Shaykh:
This is a detailed explanation of what we know, but if someone does something from the voluntary acts, we judge him based on his action or his statement. As for seeking excuses, we do not seek excuses for them.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
Source
شرح نواقض الإسلام [ صالح الفوزان ]، بداية من الناقض الخامس : من أبغض شيئًا مما جاء به الرسول - صلى الله عليه وسلم - ولو عمل به؛ كفر — islamhouse.com (33:57)
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