brotherbee
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I am interested to see what everyones point of view is on this I think quite sticky issue:
Presuming you live in a non-islamic state;
What would you do if you knew of brothers (or even sisters) who were involved in criminal activities i.e. drug trafficking, drug dealing, fraud, deception, tax-evasion, robberies etc?
A lot of brothers comment saying that is all they know or all they can do; especially with the prejudice or low literacy levels amongst a lot of these people, the only option for a lot of them is to take on low paid demeaning work where they can bearly make two-ends meet
Would you inform the authorities on them: as well as being against the ethics and morals of Islam, it is a crime against the state and should not be tolerated? Maybe a stint in prison will help them put things back into perspective?
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Let them be, they have families etc to support and must do whatever it takes to survive, and let Allah be the judge; I mean nobody is perfect after all and who are we to judge?
Presuming you live in a non-islamic state;
What would you do if you knew of brothers (or even sisters) who were involved in criminal activities i.e. drug trafficking, drug dealing, fraud, deception, tax-evasion, robberies etc?
A lot of brothers comment saying that is all they know or all they can do; especially with the prejudice or low literacy levels amongst a lot of these people, the only option for a lot of them is to take on low paid demeaning work where they can bearly make two-ends meet
Would you inform the authorities on them: as well as being against the ethics and morals of Islam, it is a crime against the state and should not be tolerated? Maybe a stint in prison will help them put things back into perspective?
or
Let them be, they have families etc to support and must do whatever it takes to survive, and let Allah be the judge; I mean nobody is perfect after all and who are we to judge?