Describing societies as being in the pre-Islamic age of ignorance and exaggeration in declaring someone a disbeliever

Question:
Is describing societies as being in the pre-Islamic age of ignorance (jahiliyyah) an exaggeration in declaring someone a disbeliever (takfir)?

Answer:
It may be an exaggeration in declaring someone a disbeliever, or it may be less than that. The general pre-Islamic age of ignorance ended with the sending of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), so it is not permissible to describe the Islamic world as being in the pre-Islamic age of ignorance; this is a false statement. After the sending of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), the general pre-Islamic age of ignorance ceased, but some of it may remain in some people, or in some tribes, or in some lands. In my community, they will not leave four things: wailing over the dead, seeking rain from the stars. He mentioned four matters of the pre-Islamic age of ignorance, so it is possible that some of the matters of the pre-Islamic age of ignorance remain. Likewise, he (peace and blessings be upon him) said to some of his Companions when a man was insulted for his mother: "Did you insult him for his mother?" .
So there may be some of the matters of the pre-Islamic age of ignorance in some individuals, and this does not necessitate disbelief. If there is some of the matters of the pre-Islamic age of ignorance in some Muslims, it does not necessitate their disbelief, but it necessitates that this matter is forbidden, so he must leave it and repent from it. Yes.