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The article discusses the Fatwa from the Dar al-Ifta warning against sharing personal and family secrets on social media, emphasizing that such acts are considered immoral and are legally forbidden. It clarifies that exposing household secrets, discussing private matters, and spreading videos that incite discord and hatred are prohibited by Islamic law, as they involve breaking privacy and risking punishment, in accordance with prophetic traditions that urge the preservation of secrets and the concealment of people's faults. The article reaffirms that maintaining privacy and discretion is a fundamental principle of Islamic law, and any violation of this is considered a major sin.
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