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Islamic Ruling Of lying
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Islamic Ruling Of lying
Conclusion
In conclusin Brothers and Sisters!! Lying is a major sin in islam, and yet we still do it. For our pleasure and amusment this act casuse fights, drama, and a lot of other negative things. We are the generation of the say WLH'S and yet we never keep up to it, we should be ashamed of us. I picked this topic to remind a few of us of the effects of lying, and yall know who you are. Lets all try to stop this evil thing and become a truthfull Muslim. Now hears a video to summerize my topic faster-> Lying in Islam powerful Reminder!!!
Fun Facts
- Americans tell an average of 11 lies a week
- People tell more lies in January than any other month.
- People are more likely to lie when they're writing than when they're talking to you, face-to-face
- We don't think people with beards are liars.
- You lie at least once a day.
- 60 Percent of people who lie at least once during a 10-minute conversation
When Can You Lie
But, in Islam you are allowed to only lie during battle, essentially in war. Muslims are allowed to lie in order to bring peace between two people, and also when a wife and husband are fighting with each other and they lie to bring about an end to their problems.
Effects of Lying!!
Causes of Lying!!
Throughout the Glorious Quran, Allah Almighty spoke in 100s of Noble Verses about the liars and deceivers, and Promised them Hell Fire for their evil. The liar is warned of destructive punishment in this world, and humiliating punishment in the Hereafter. These include:
- Hypocrisy in the heart.
- Guidance to evildoing and to the Fire
- His testimony will be rejected
- Blackening of the face in this world and in the Hereafter
- The liar will have the flesh of his cheeks torn to the back of his head
Introduction
There are lots of reasons that could motivate people to tell lies which are ..
- Seeking attention can lead to lying
- Lack of courage
- To start drama
- Jealousy
- To make people laugh
Like most religions, Islam in general, forbids lying. The Quran says, "Truly Allah guides not one who transgresses and lies." Surah 40:28. In the Hadith, Prophet Mohammed (S.A.W) was also quoted as saying, "Be honest because honesty leads to goodness, and goodness leads to Paradise. Beware of falsehood because it leads to immorality, and immorality leads to Hell." First we'll start by the evilness of telling lies. Then followed by when you should tell a lie.