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The Al-Azhar International Center for Electronic Fatwa has warned against the dangers of spreading rumors and accusations related to personal honor via social media platforms. It emphasized that delving into others' reputations can lead to crimes that threaten the stability of families and society. The center stated that killing in the name of honor is an unforgivable crime that cannot be justified or punished outside the framework of law. It clarified that preserving honor is a fundamental purpose of Sharia, which strongly emphasizes that accusations without clear evidence are unjustified, and that jealousy or pride over honor must not be used as a pretext for murder. Al-Azhar reaffirmed that bloodshed is forbidden, and that Sharia rejects individual punishments, encouraging dealing with such issues through the competent authorities. It also warned against spreading or engaging with rumors that damage reputation or incite discord, calling for good assumptions about others and emphasizing the importance of not remaining silent in the face of such crimes or justifying them.
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