Means of Calling to Allah
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You mentioned that the caller must know the condition of the one being called. Are means such as correspondence, audio tapes, and books sufficient if you know that the condition of the one being called will lead to argumentation and long discussion with him?
There is no doubt that the means of da'wah (calling to Islam) are many, whether by meeting or speaking face-to-face, or by correspondence in writing, or by correspondence via audio tape. The important thing is reaching the guidance of creation by any means.And if you see, for example: If you engage with them face-to-face and it results in argumentation where neither of you benefits from the other, there is no harm in sending him a written message or an oral message via audio tape.
There is no doubt that the means of da'wah (calling to Islam) are many, whether by meeting or speaking face-to-face, or by correspondence in writing, or by correspondence via audio tape. The important thing is reaching the guidance of creation by any means.And if you see, for example: If you engage with them face-to-face and it results in argumentation where neither of you benefits from the other, there is no harm in sending him a written message or an oral message via audio tape.