The Ruling on Sitting with One Who Habitually Curses and Insults
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He has another question, saying: There is a person who visits us from time to time, but he repeatedly curses and insults. Is it permissible to eat with him and do other things with him?
Answer: This is like what was mentioned before. You should advise him and direct him to good, in case he responds. If not, keep him away from you and do not let him be with you; because a person like this is harmful. As long as he is a clogger and a cursing person, he should be kept away. If you are unable to keep him away, then you should stay away from him as long as he openly curses and insults you at the table and in gatherings. You should not attend unless your presence is beneficial in deterring him from his falsehood and silencing him from these crimes, or if the brothers help you to silence him. In that case, you are in struggle and doing a good deed.
As for if they do not help you, and he remains cursing, talking, and doing ugly things and speaking bad words, then you should boycott this gathering until this man is removed from it. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Answer: This is like what was mentioned before. You should advise him and direct him to good, in case he responds. If not, keep him away from you and do not let him be with you; because a person like this is harmful. As long as he is a clogger and a cursing person, he should be kept away. If you are unable to keep him away, then you should stay away from him as long as he openly curses and insults you at the table and in gatherings. You should not attend unless your presence is beneficial in deterring him from his falsehood and silencing him from these crimes, or if the brothers help you to silence him. In that case, you are in struggle and doing a good deed.
As for if they do not help you, and he remains cursing, talking, and doing ugly things and speaking bad words, then you should boycott this gathering until this man is removed from it. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
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