Mocking Islamic teachings
Q: A boys birthday was on December 26 and I said to him that it was better if it was on new year.
Now my question is that I supported new year and I supported something haram (by saying that it was better if it was on new years day). I rejected Allah's rule and supported something haram.
1. Does it affect me as a Muslim? If yes what to do?
A boy said to me that celebrating birthdays is haram and I said that celebrating new year is also haram. Then I said that haram cancelled a haram as we do in maths where a numerator and denominator cancel eachother. Then I laughed and the the boy laughed too.
My question is that I made fun of Islamic rules by cancelling the haram of it in a funny way. I read in a place that making fun of Islam leads to a person becoming a kafir. Is it right? and does it have any affect on mmy imaan?
A: You are in Islam, but be very careful of making these types of utterances. As a precaution make some istighfaar.
And Allah Ta'ala (الله تعالى) knows best.
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