Tawriya — The Permissible "Lie" Most Muslims Don't Know About — Shaykh Ahmad Musa Jibril

He is A Sinning Fasiq Who Tells The Truth In This Scenario. In the story of the boy, the monk, and the king, the monk shows the boy a way out of his predicament — and from it the scholars draw a profound lesson: lying is not haram in and of itself. In this short reminder we look at when speaking other than the plain truth becomes permissible, and even obligatory: in times of war, to reconcile between Muslims, and to shield an innocent soul from an oppressor. We touch on tawriya (allusion), the words of Ibn Hazm and Imam An-Nawawi rahimahumullah, and the duty of the du'at to bring people relief rather than add to their hardship — without ever abusing concessions to bend the religion of Allah ﷻ. If this benefited you, pass it on so others may benefit too. Subscribe for more reminders. ^*^TAWHEED SERIES^*^ https://x.com/sh_ahmad_jibril/status/16672... ^*^GHURABĀ SERIES^*^ https://x.com/sh_ahmad_jibril/status/16671... ^*^FURŪ’ AL-FIQH SERIES^*^ https://x.com/sh_ahmad_jibril/status/16620... ^*^TAFSĪR SERIES^*^ https://x.com/sh_ahmad_jibril/status/16671... Stay updated by following the Shaykh's official social media handles (managed by students): __________________________ https://www.instagram.com/shaykh_ahmad_jib... https://twitter.com/sh_Ahmad_Jibril / shaykhahmadjibriltawheed https://t.me/ahmad_musa_jibril https://www.facebook.com/Shaykh-Ahmad-Musā... https://www.tiktok.com/@shaykhahmadjibril