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Dr. Osama Qabil, a scholar from Al-Azhar University, emphasized that the joke made during Inter Doost’s statements about her fear of the groom getting too close to her niece during her wedding does not align with the respect owed to married life. Such comments reflect a lack of regard for the privacy of relationships. He explained that such remarks can be misunderstood and lead to misunderstandings, stressing the importance of expressing love and well-wishes in a polite manner. Islam permits joking, but under conditions of honesty and non-harm. He underscored that upholding values and respecting privacy are essential, and that words carry personal responsibility, especially for public figures. He called for balance and caution in public statements, advocating the use of prayer as a way to express love and encouragement.
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