What is the ruling on saying "enemy of Allah" and "disbeliever" to a Muslim?
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Question:
A Muslim saying to his brother: I do not know if you are a Muslim, or one of the Jews, or one of the Christians?
Answer:
If there is doubt about him, he asks him about his religion.
Q: There is doubt about him, but he said that based on his dealings with him?
A: He should not say this. Whoever says to his brother: O enemy of Allah, or: O disbeliever, while he is not such, it rebounds upon him, returns to him, and he becomes the one described by this.
A Muslim saying to his brother: I do not know if you are a Muslim, or one of the Jews, or one of the Christians?
Answer:
If there is doubt about him, he asks him about his religion.
Q: There is doubt about him, but he said that based on his dealings with him?
A: He should not say this. Whoever says to his brother: O enemy of Allah, or: O disbeliever, while he is not such, it rebounds upon him, returns to him, and he becomes the one described by this.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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