Belittling (GHIYBAT)
Belittling (GHIYBAT) Ghiybat means to slander a Devotee or a (non-Muslim resident named) zimmî by referencing (one of) their flaws in request to denounce them. Ghiybat is harâm. It isn't ghiybat if the audience doesn't have the foggiest idea about the individual defamed. If the individual who has been defamed would be miserable on the off chance that he heard it, it is belittling. At the point when an individual is discussed in his nonappearance, if the comments made about his body, his family lineage, his moral conduct, his work, his discourse, his confidence, his common life, his garments, or his creatures, are in such a nature as to hurt him if he heard them, they are ghiybat. Undercover defaming, really that well which is finished through signs, signals or composing, is basically as evil as plain verbal conniving. The most corrupt kind of ghiybat is, for case, a strict or devout individual's truism, "Al-hamd-u-lillâh (recognition and appreciation be to Allah), ...