Surah Humazah & Sins of the Tongue | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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What are the meanings implied when Wayl is expressed for someone in the Quran?

1. Expression of anger, sadness or regret , 2. wishing for destruction, 3.a part of Hell

What are some actions of a Humazah?

INDIRETLY harms others - backbites, makes subtle remarks with words or gestures, insults others in their absence, uses bad nicknames etc

What are some actions of a Lumazah?

OPENLY harms others --> abuses, slanders, teases, criticizes, sarcasm, taunts etc

Narrate any one hadith about our tongue/ speech in your own words.

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What did the Prophet (s) say about a believer's honour and dignity while addressing the Ka'abah once?

How great, pure, good are you! and yet..the dignity of a believer is more sacred than your sanctity...his maal, his blood & having good thoughts about him alway

which 3 categories of people get WAYL from Allah in this surah?

1. Humazah . 2. Lumazah and 3. One who hoards and is greedy for wealth

What does نۢبَذَ mean?

نۢبَذَ refers to throwing something worthless away

Meaning of ٱلْحُطَمَة as a description of Hell

The Crusher

Why will the people mentioned in this surah be thrown away as something worthless ?

Because they treated people carelessly, didn't care about the feelings of others

What will the Hutamah crush?

The Hutamah will crush the bones and eat away the flesh (of people who crushed other people's honour, and ate their flesh while backbiting about them)

Till where will the fire rise for the categories of people mentioned in this surah?

till their hearts

The word Humazah and Lumazah involve a wide set of sinful behaviours. Name few of them:

Mocking, insulting, findind faults of others, taunting, teasing with bad nicknames, hurtful facial expressions or gestures

List a few wrong attitudes with regards to wealth:

Greed, using it selfishly, not fulflling obligations of Zakah & Sadaqah, pride & arrogance, forgetting wealth is a test and one is accountable for it.

Complete the aayah: O you who have believed, let not a people ridicule [another] people; perhap

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