Common.writtenBy
Dr. Haitham Talaat
A disturbing phenomenon has recently been observed involving large digital groups that bring together Muslims and those who profess atheism. Muslims are lured into participating in discussions where they are forced to hear explicit insults and vilification of the noble Prophet—peace be upon him—under the pretext of a desire to guide these atheists and return them to the Truth.
However, a careful examination of these platforms has revealed a shocking reality; it has become clear that the vast majority of the administrators of these groups are missionaries, and that the proportion of actual atheists among them is very small. This confirms that atheism is often nothing more than a veil behind which lie suspicious agendas aimed at destabilizing the Muslim's creed.
It is in no way permissible for a Muslim to be complacent regarding his religion or to remain in assemblies where the Prophet (peace be upon him) is insulted, even if his intention is reform or da'wah. Protective zeal (ghayrah) for the status of Prophethood takes precedence over any perceived benefit, and accepting to sit in these infested environments is a form of acquiescence to the evil that Allah has forbidden.
A Muslim must not be deceived by the millions or the massive view counts of atheist channels; many of these figures are fabricated or result from the curiosity of Muslim followers themselves, rather than being a true expression of the actual scale of the atheist phenomenon. Awareness of these digital deceptions is an urgent necessity in our current era.
Accordingly, we emphasize the following:
The obligation to report groups that cast doubt on the religion and reveal hostile agendas.
Total abstention from supporting atheist content through viewing or interaction that contributes to its spread.
Caution against slipping into unequal dialogues in environments that lack the minimum level of etiquette toward the sacred.
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