What is the ruling on mocking those who are committed to the religion? Is it disbelief?
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The questioner : What is the ruling on mocking those who are committed to the religion? Is it disbelief?
The Shaykh : If this mockery is directed at what they have committed themselves to, then it is disbelief. That is, if one mocks the prayer they have committed to, or the laws they have committed to, then it is disbelief, without a doubt. But if one mocks the person himself, then it does not reach the level of disbelief, but it is undoubtedly a sin, because of mocking a man who is among those who hold fast to their religion. Yes.
The questioner : This wife, the suffering wife, symbolized her name with this symbol.
The Shaykh : If this mockery is directed at what they have committed themselves to, then it is disbelief. That is, if one mocks the prayer they have committed to, or the laws they have committed to, then it is disbelief, without a doubt. But if one mocks the person himself, then it does not reach the level of disbelief, but it is undoubtedly a sin, because of mocking a man who is among those who hold fast to their religion. Yes.
The questioner : This wife, the suffering wife, symbolized her name with this symbol.