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Can one pay a condolence visit upon the death of someone who used abusive language against the Jamaat?

Al Hakam17th December 2021

A missionary of the Jamaat wrote to Hazrat Amirul Momineen, Khalifatul Masih Vaa seeking guidance about spending sadaqat on the construction of mosques and about paying condolences visits upon the death of someone who used abusive language against the Jamaat. 

Huzooraa, in a letter dated 1 July 2020, gave the following guidance on this issue:

“[…] The reply to your second question is, what is the need to pay a condolence visit upon the death of a person who was abusive against the Jamaat? Yes, if there was a person who was not able to believe in the Promised Messiahas but never opposed the Jamaat during his lifetime, then there is no harm in offering condolences to his loved ones on the death of such a person.”

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