ANSWER: It is backbiting if the one you are talking about wouldn’t like what you were saying upon hearing it and if the others could guess who you are talking about.
Read moreANSWER: You must not be part of such gatherings but you must maintain ties of kinship.
Read moreANSWER: If you have not taken names but if people know who you’re talking about, this is slandering and a major sin. You shouldn’t accuse anyone without proof. You must repent to Allah sincerely and ask for forgiveness with deep remorse.
Read moreANSWER: If you want to warn others about them and their innovations, this is ok and it is not backbiting.
Read moreANSWER: You should politely tell her it’s haram or change the topic when she’s about to backbite. You must not be part of it at any cost as you cannot please anyone at the cost of displeasing Allah. However, be as diplomatic and respectful as you can.
Read moreANSWER: This might backfire and do more harm than good! Ask Allah for forgiveness, feel remorse, repent to Allah and do good deeds without telling that person.
Read moreYes, as in the case of advice on marriage or partnership in business or to warn someone from a deviant teacher etc.
Read moreDo not tell them, repent sincerely, make lot of Duaa for them, and praise them in front of people.
Read moreIf it is for seeking advice and to find a way for helping him, this is not backbiting.
Read moreYes, as they are backbiting and not seeking nasiha. You must not join them and should advise them to stop.
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