Jordanian Mufti affirms Prophet's honor is obligatory
The Grand Mufti of Jordan affirmed that honoring the status of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, and observing etiquette and reverence when speaking about him are religious duties and rights of the chosen one upon Muslims, especially on the occasion of the Prophet's birthday. He emphasized that using any term that insults the Prophet's standing, even if not intended, is considered a major sin. Additionally, scholars have strived to safeguard the dignity of prophethood by avoiding the transmission or repetition of insults against him. He pointed out the importance of expressing gratitude to the Prophet through faith in him and emulating his characteristics, noting that adhering to the etiquette of the Prophetic manners reflects good faith. This should become a way of life.
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