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Khaled Al-Khatib on Espionage Rules
Sheikh Khaled Al-Jamal addressed the interpretations of concepts related to spying, eavesdropping, and espionage. He explained that eavesdropping refers to peering into what is not permitted to others, such as monitoring their phones, and it is considered forbidden in Shariah. As for spying, it involves tracking people's news through unlawful methods, and it is also deemed prohibited; however, certain security measures, like checking on a child at school, do not constitute spying because they are carried out within the bounds of guardianship and intention. Sensitivity—or being overly suspicious—is different; it refers to tracking information about people that one is allowed to know, and in some cases, it may be necessary. It is important to consider the intention and the circumstances of the situation when judging the appropriateness of such actions.
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