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Al-Maraghama: The Secret Worship
The article highlights the concept of the worship of taunting or provoking, which involves taunting and harming the enemies—whether they are disbelievers or oppressors of the Muslim community—as part of the psychological and moral jihad in the ongoing struggle between truth and falsehood. It clarifies that this form of worship goes beyond outward acts like prayer, fasting, and external rituals; it is embodied in challenge, resilience, and steadfastness in the face of enemies through actions and words aimed at undermining their morale and making them feel that Muslims remain committed to their faith and determination despite hardships. The article affirms that these acts, which include resisting injustice and taking pride in Islam, are considered worshipping Allah and are rewarded by Him. They serve as a means of perseverance during times when efforts to displace or discourage the community increase, and where taunting methods are employed as part of both self and enemy jihad. The conclusion emphasizes that this taunting is a form of dignity and honor, and a way to support the community through optimism and resilience. Allah greatly rewards it and draws closer the relief and victory for the nation.
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