Following are the circumstances, where Backbiting (Geebat) is Not a Sin:
1. Complain the Judge against an oppressor to seek refuge and get rid of torture
2. If one is indulge in innovation (bid’at)/acts against rulings of Shariah that threat the people to fall in his pitfall – warning them (to save them from sin and wrongdoing) against such a man would not be a Geebat.
3. To know the right way to act upon, one may complain a Scholar against someone while seeking Ruling of Shariah. However, if there is no benefit (of own self/Muslims) in exposing such fault, Sin of Geebat will incur.
4. If a person while marriage/trading is being cheated and another knows the fact, the second can warn the first about the deception.
5. Often people are well-known with names; though the names carry a negative meaning, however, the negative meaning isn’t the purpose of calling him/her. The person can be recognized by the name. Such utterance would not be considered as Geebat.
6. If one bears a fault, which all knows and s/he shamelessly perform it very openly – uttering against such faults are also not Geebat.
Warning: Please be careful of this Major Sin – Geebat. Often we indulge in Geebat and confidently feel ‘it is not a Geebat’, whereas, it is! Please be cautious.
1. Complain the Judge against an oppressor to seek refuge and get rid of torture
2. If one is indulge in innovation (bid’at)/acts against rulings of Shariah that threat the people to fall in his pitfall – warning them (to save them from sin and wrongdoing) against such a man would not be a Geebat.
3. To know the right way to act upon, one may complain a Scholar against someone while seeking Ruling of Shariah. However, if there is no benefit (of own self/Muslims) in exposing such fault, Sin of Geebat will incur.
4. If a person while marriage/trading is being cheated and another knows the fact, the second can warn the first about the deception.
5. Often people are well-known with names; though the names carry a negative meaning, however, the negative meaning isn’t the purpose of calling him/her. The person can be recognized by the name. Such utterance would not be considered as Geebat.
6. If one bears a fault, which all knows and s/he shamelessly perform it very openly – uttering against such faults are also not Geebat.
Warning: Please be careful of this Major Sin – Geebat. Often we indulge in Geebat and confidently feel ‘it is not a Geebat’, whereas, it is! Please be cautious.
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