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Fatwa on Revealing Secrets After Oath
Dr. Mahmoud Shalaby, the Secretary of the Fatwa Department at Dar Al-Ifta, discussed the ruling on revealing a secret after taking an oath. He explained that if someone swears an oath and then realizes that it would be better for someone else, they should act in the way that is best and make expiation for their oath by feeding ten poor people or fasting for three days. He also indicated that it is permissible for a mother and her children to agree not to inform the father about minor matters, and while adhering to this is recommended, it is permissible to withdraw from this agreement if the issue requires the father's involvement, with the aim of achieving the family's interest and minimizing harm. If someone breaks this agreement, they must perform the expiation. He emphasized that Islamic law focuses on realizing the public interest and preventing harm, and in justified cases, breaking an agreement does not constitute a sin.
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