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**PristisoliTer** · 08-13-2012, 10:20 AM

Regardless saying that shaving the moustache= transvestie is just plain rude It doesn't my husband has no moustache nor do my brothers in laws ppl should stop name calling. It's unfair if you ask me. But defend it if you want to be rude to those who shave.

Well the fact that your husband and your brothers in law don't perform a wajib acts doesn't mean that people shouldn't be criticized for committing something haram not to appear "rude" or not to "hurt" you or anyone else.

There are Muslims who make zina (I'm not making a comparison): should we stop saying it's a heinous sin in order to avoid "hurting" them?

Truth it truth no matter what people do or don't. We should stop taking offence or taking it personally when something haram is discussed, only because ourselves or someone loved to us do that. Our primary allegiance is to truth, and if we really love someone, we'll try our best to advice him accordingly, instead of burying our hand in the sand and start all the "don't judge" "mantra".

May Allah grant us tawfiq to follow His orders and abstain from his prohibitions, amin.

08-13-2012, 10:20 AM	#12
PristisoliTer Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 605 Senior Member	Regardless saying that shaving the moustache= transvestie is just plain rude It doesn't my husband has no moustache nor do my brothers in laws ppl should stop name calling. It's unfair if you ask me. But defend it if you want to be rude to those who shave. Well the fact that your husband and your brothers in law don't perform a wajib acts doesn't mean that people shouldn't be criticized for committing something haram not to appear "rude" or not to "hurt" you or anyone else. There are Muslims who make zina (I'm not making a comparison): should we stop saying it's a heinous sin in order to avoid "hurting" them? Truth it truth no matter what people do or don't. We should stop taking offence or taking it personally when something haram is discussed, only because ourselves or someone loved to us do that. Our primary allegiance is to truth, and if we really love someone, we'll try our best to advice him accordingly, instead of burying our hand in the sand and start all the "don't judge" "mantra". May Allah grant us tawfiq to follow His orders and abstain from his prohibitions, amin.
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