What is the ruling on using the term "Islamized" for a Muslim, and specifically for the da'wah workers?
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The questioner : May Allah reward you with good, O Shaykh. Is it permissible to use the term "Islamized" for a Muslim, and specifically for the da'wah workers?
The Shaykh : Look, my brother, it appears to me from your question and this previous question that this exists in your lands. We have Muslims here, and we do not have "Islamized" people. But do not be surprised. Did not the hypocrites say to the believers when they spent a lot, "This man is showing off in his worship," and when they spent a little, "Allah is rich and does not need your charity"? And they accused the Muslims of hypocrisy and other things. Do not be surprised. The enemy is an enemy who wants to drive people away by any means. It is not permissible to accuse Muslims and say, "Islamized," meaning that he is a Muslim only in appearance. This is forbidden.
The Shaykh : Look, my brother, it appears to me from your question and this previous question that this exists in your lands. We have Muslims here, and we do not have "Islamized" people. But do not be surprised. Did not the hypocrites say to the believers when they spent a lot, "This man is showing off in his worship," and when they spent a little, "Allah is rich and does not need your charity"? And they accused the Muslims of hypocrisy and other things. Do not be surprised. The enemy is an enemy who wants to drive people away by any means. It is not permissible to accuse Muslims and say, "Islamized," meaning that he is a Muslim only in appearance. This is forbidden.