In a time like this, what is known as the
Internet has become widespread. This has made it permissible for people to write without being
known, and the fact that a person writes while being able to
hide his name and
picture makes him feel that there is no
supervision, so no ruler, judge, or policeman can hold him
accountable. Here, the
truth of
faith appears, because whoever fears God cannot
dare to write something that he knows will anger God. He comes
to the honor of a believer and says what he says about it without
caring. Here, the extent of the servant’s fear of God appears,
because if I wrote what I wrote, I am most likely, based on what
I know about its people,
that the ruler, judge, and
security authority would be unable to reach you, if he
desires. So
the matter remains connected between the servant and himself and his
Lord. If the servant wants to test his fear of
God, this is one of the situations in which
fear of God, the Blessed and
Exalted, is tested. The servant fears for himself that he may expose
the honor of believers or that he may say a word
or a statement about a Muslim that will spread among the
people, and he will suffer its evil, its evil consequence, and they may suffer,
God forbid, from a bad ending, what
God will suffer. If
the living could see the people in their
graves,
many
people would change from what they were.