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Friday sermon focuses on privacy and environmental blessings
Today’s Friday sermon addressed two topics: "The Sanctity of Photographing Individuals Without Permission" and "The Environment as a Divine Blessing." It explained that photographing individuals without their permission violates privacy and harms human dignity, emphasizing that safeguarding people’s privacy is a religious and moral obligation that must be exercised within the bounds of Sharia and humanity. The sermon also clarified that respecting others’ privacy in the digital space falls under social and religious responsibility, and crossing these boundaries constitutes corruption and sin. Regarding the environment, the sermon stressed that protecting the environment is a religious and moral duty; it is a blessing from Allah that must be preserved from corruption, waste, and pollution. This preservation plays a vital role in societal stability and well-being, accompanied by a warning against resource wastage and pollution. It underscored the importance of rational consumption, wise resource management, and cultivating a culture of environmental preservation. The sermon concluded by reminding that gratitude to Allah requires protecting His blessings and giving back by safeguarding the environment and respecting privacy.
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