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Dar Al-Iftaa on permissible lies in necessity
According to the Egyptian Dar al-Iftā', lying is inherently prohibited and should be avoided except in specific exceptional cases to achieve a significant benefit. Its permissibility does not extend to every situation where lying might seem necessary. Sheikh Ahmed Wassem explained that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) only permitted lying in three cases: reconciling between people, in military contexts (war), and to praise a wife with the aim of improving the relationship between spouses. In these cases, the goal must be beneficial, and it must not involve injustice or harm to others' rights. Also, any use of euphemism must be done carefully to avoid losing rights or causing damage. He emphasized that lying that causes harm or obscures rights is not permissible. He advised Muslims not to rely on lying as a means, highlighting the importance of avoiding situations that may lead to lying whenever possible.
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