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بوابة أخبار اليوم
Islam's view on mockery and nicknames
Sheikh Ahmed Said Farmawi, a scholar from the Ministry of Awqaf, emphasized that Islam prohibits all forms of bullying, as it causes psychological and moral harm to others. It also constitutes a violation of noble morals and Quranic and Prophetic etiquettes. He pointed out that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) addressed discrimination and mockery decisively, such as his words: "You are a man in whom there is ignorance." He also cited the verse from Surah Al-Hujurat: "O you who have believed, let not a group ridicule another group; perhaps they may be better than them," which forbids mockery and insulting titles and preserves human dignity. The conclusion is that Islam urges respect for others, discourages discrimination and mockery, and considers bullying to be unlawful in Sharia.
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