Al-Dossary: Looking at forbidden things leads to misguidance
The Friday sermon at the Grand Mosque emphasized the importance of preserving one's sight and avoiding looking at the sinful and forbidden. It highlighted that indulging in looking at forbidden matters is one of the greatest gateways to temptation, which leads to the heart's attachment to desires and weakens faith. The sermon confirmed that lowering the gaze is one of the pillars of worship that purifies the heart and protects the limbs. It explained that Sharia has forbidden any means that lead to immoral acts and pointed out that technological devices and communication tools require constantly being mindful of Allah and avoiding provocative scenes. The sermon clarified that lowering the gaze brings peace to the soul and the heart's safety, while allowing the eyes to wander leads to scattered thought and weakened resolve. It also urged believers to be conscious of Allah in private and in public, and to persist in fighting the self and avoiding doubtful matters, as these are means to preserve religion and dignity.
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