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The Egyptian Dar Al Iftaa talks about the inadmissibility of gloating in accidents and death because it is contrary to the morals of the Prophet,īut unfortunately this same house issued a fatwa upon the martyrdom of Dr. Wish to reach the respected Dar Al Iftaa and inform everyone who talks about "gloating" , the Egyptian Dar Al-Iftaa: It is not permissible to gloat at any dead person if he was a military man,īut if he was a civilian in opposition, God forbidĪmr Adib, after Mubarak stepped down, shows the utmost degree of gloating in him.
Ok, what do you say to Ahmed Moussa, Mustafa Bakri, Amr Adeeb and Muhammad Al-Baz! Salim Azouz selimazouz1) February 17, 2021ĭar Al Iftaa prohibits gloating in death! "Ī number of social media users mocked what they considered was that Dar Al Iftaa detailed a fatwa specifically for Amr Adib, in exchange for neglecting what happened previously in terms of gloating against opponents of the authority, such as the martyrs of the Rab'a sit-in, as well as the late President Mohamed Morsi and the detained opponents of various currents.ĭar Al Iftaa: Gloating about the calamities and calamities that happen to others, including accidents and death, is not a human or religiousĪs if the imprint on the execution of innocent people is a human and religious creation. In the event of calamities, consideration and exhortation must be made, not joy and pleasure. The Fatwa House said in its fatwa that “gloating about the calamities and calamities that happen to others - including accidents and death - is not a human or religious morality, and mourning by death will die just as someone else has died.” After citing a Quranic verse and an honorable hadith, the house added that “gloating and curing the afflicted person whatever it is It is contrary to the noble prophetic morals and human common sense. The accident occurred near Sixth of October City in the Giza Governorate, and Adeeb was transferred to the hospital where he spent several hours and was discharged after receiving the necessary treatment without clear details of his health condition, recovery date and return to work as he is considered one of the most prominent presenters of talk shows in support of the current authority, led by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, who was a guest over the phone a few days ago, on the Adeeb program, which is broadcasted daily on the Saudi-owned MBC Egypt.Īnd if the house did not mention "Adeeb" by name, then most Egyptian newspapers and news sites saw that the fatwa concerned the accident of the famous broadcaster, including the government newspaper Al-Akhbar and independent websites known for their proximity to the authority such as the homeland and the constitution as well as the Masrawy website, which published its news about the fatwa under the title that says The first comment from the fatwa on schadenfreude by Amr Adib after he was in a traffic accident. After that, social networking sites witnessed some expressing their gloating about Amr Adib and what he was subjected to. The Dar Al Iftaa published - on its official page on the social networking site "Facebook" - a fatwa prohibiting the schadenfreude about the calamities of others such as death and accidents, hours after the traffic accident that Amr Adib was subjected to late on Tuesday evening. In recent years, Egyptians have been accustomed to repeatedly issuing fatwas from the Dar al-Ifta, identical to the positions of the authority or the demands of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, but what seemed remarkable this time was the interest of the official institution to comment on an incident involving a media person close to the authority.
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