Asalaamu Alaikum,
I would like to clarify if the following fall under uttering words of kufr. From what I understand, a word of kufr indicates saying a word of disbelief or declaring oneself to be a kaafir. However, if one were to complain about a commandment of Allah SWT does that make them a kufr as well...
1. If someone who wears hijab complain about having to do so and say they wish they did not need to wear it as it is hot or they want to wear 'pretty' clothes... does this make them a kufr? But this person also knows she does not intend to take off the hijab as it is a ruling in Islam that she cover herself. She complains of the burden though.
2. If a sister claims she wants to go to work during marriage as she does not want to take her husband's income, does this mean kufr? (Because of course, in Islam, the husband is the provider of the family and I believe it is more suitable for a sister to stay at home and be the homemaker of the family).
Please advise me if it is kufr in the above two cases and the reason. Does someone complaining about a ruling in Islam make it a sin but not kufr? They still believe in Allah and they know this is the way we have been commanded to do a certain thing but due to arrogance and anger they utter such words of complaint.
JazakAllah Khair.
I would like to clarify if the following fall under uttering words of kufr. From what I understand, a word of kufr indicates saying a word of disbelief or declaring oneself to be a kaafir. However, if one were to complain about a commandment of Allah SWT does that make them a kufr as well...
1. If someone who wears hijab complain about having to do so and say they wish they did not need to wear it as it is hot or they want to wear 'pretty' clothes... does this make them a kufr? But this person also knows she does not intend to take off the hijab as it is a ruling in Islam that she cover herself. She complains of the burden though.
2. If a sister claims she wants to go to work during marriage as she does not want to take her husband's income, does this mean kufr? (Because of course, in Islam, the husband is the provider of the family and I believe it is more suitable for a sister to stay at home and be the homemaker of the family).
Please advise me if it is kufr in the above two cases and the reason. Does someone complaining about a ruling in Islam make it a sin but not kufr? They still believe in Allah and they know this is the way we have been commanded to do a certain thing but due to arrogance and anger they utter such words of complaint.
JazakAllah Khair.