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Dar Al-Ifta clarifies ruling on joking about lying
The Egyptian Dar Al-Iftaa has settled the debate regarding the ruling on lying in jest, affirming that Islamic law prohibits lying even when intended to make others laugh or entertain. It clarified that permissible joking is that which is free from lying, sarcasm, or causing harm to others. The statement pointed out that the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) used to joke with his companions and family, and he was truthful. It was emphasized that lying in jest is considered a trait of hypocrites and leads to immorality and hellfire, whereas honesty is one of the morals of Islam that leads to righteousness and Paradise.
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