Urging the Enjoining of Good and Forbidding of Evil
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Many people pass by a person, and some of the wrongs are apparent upon them,For example: such as shaving the beard and letting the garment hang below the ankles. Is it obligatory for him to forbid the wrong upon every person, for example, one who prays beside him or is in the street, given the multitude of people who commit these wrongs?
People are divided into two categories: There is a category that you know is aware of the ruling, such as those who lived among us and heard the preachers,And they hear the preachers saying: saying, "This is forbidden and not permissible," so it is not hidden from anyone.
And another category: And there is the ignorant one, like some of those who come from abroad who think there is nothing wrong with it, because they may see their scholars doing this thing.
As for the second, it is necessary to alert him and teach him. As for the first, the one you know did it with knowledge, you are not obligated to stop every person and say: "Come, shaving the beard is forbidden." But if you find an opportunity to sit with him or a suitable occasion, remind him of Allah (Mighty and Majestic),Say: saying, "My brother! Fear Allah. You know that shaving the beards is forbidden and not permissible. Do you accept for yourself to follow the way of the polytheists and the Zoroastrians and leave the way of Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him)? Advise him and admonish him.
As for the second, we say: Teach him, because he is ignorant.
As for the first, we say: Admonish him and remind him of Allah (Mighty and Majestic).
But in any case: [Surat al-Taghabun: 16] We ask Allah for success for us and for you.
People are divided into two categories: There is a category that you know is aware of the ruling, such as those who lived among us and heard the preachers,And they hear the preachers saying: saying, "This is forbidden and not permissible," so it is not hidden from anyone.
And another category: And there is the ignorant one, like some of those who come from abroad who think there is nothing wrong with it, because they may see their scholars doing this thing.
As for the second, it is necessary to alert him and teach him. As for the first, the one you know did it with knowledge, you are not obligated to stop every person and say: "Come, shaving the beard is forbidden." But if you find an opportunity to sit with him or a suitable occasion, remind him of Allah (Mighty and Majestic),Say: saying, "My brother! Fear Allah. You know that shaving the beards is forbidden and not permissible. Do you accept for yourself to follow the way of the polytheists and the Zoroastrians and leave the way of Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him)? Advise him and admonish him.
As for the second, we say: Teach him, because he is ignorant.
As for the first, we say: Admonish him and remind him of Allah (Mighty and Majestic).
But in any case: