What is your opinion regarding one who commits some of the acts of disbelief that expel a person from the religion in the lands of Islam while ignorant? Is he excused for his ignorance?
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The Shaykh : What is your opinion regarding the ruling on one who commits some of the acts of disbelief that expel him from the religion, but he did so while ignorant and he is in the lands of Islam? Does this act or these acts expel him from the religion and make him a disbeliever, or is he excused for his ignorance?
As for one who grew up in the lands of Islam recently, such as a man who entered the lands of Islam and embraced Islam, and he had habits of disbelief in his homeland and did not know about them, then he is excused for his ignorance. As for one who grew up in the lands of Islam and is knowledgeable, then he may not be excused because he has no excuse.
As for one who grew up in the lands of Islam recently, such as a man who entered the lands of Islam and embraced Islam, and he had habits of disbelief in his homeland and did not know about them, then he is excused for his ignorance. As for one who grew up in the lands of Islam and is knowledgeable, then he may not be excused because he has no excuse.