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The Egyptian Dar Al-Iftaa affirms that invading individuals' private lives, including spying on their shortcomings, photographing them, and publishing this information through social media, is prohibited Islamically and constitutes a violation of privacy and sanctities. It clarifies that such behaviors can lead to psychological and social harm, aid in spreading rumors, and damage individuals' reputations. Additionally, these actions are contrary to the values of Sharia that forbid spying and slander, even with the purpose of denouncing wrongdoing. The institution emphasizes the importance of respecting others’ privacy, urges asking for permission before entering their homes, and advocates keeping personal secrets protected. It confirms that publishing or circulating content obtained through spying or photography is considered a sin and a transgression that Islam condemns and punishes.
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