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Wajees Withdraw as Dar Al-Iftaa Joins Crisis
The article addressed the controversy that arose over the use of a phrase from a prophetic Hadith in a song by the artist W EGZ, specifically the words "For every person what they intended." The song included this phrase, which sparked widespread criticism from preachers and religious authorities, who considered the use of religious texts in artistic works inappropriate, especially given the special status of the Hadith. W E GZ responded to the criticism by claiming ignorance that the phrase was from a prophetic Hadith, and expressed his willingness to modify the song's lyrics after receiving clarification from the Dar al-Ifta, which advised him to delete or alter the section. The Head of Fatwa at the Dar al-Ifta of Egypt emphasized that dealing with religious texts requires respect and appreciation, and that the artist’s retraction from the mistake is a positive step. He also called for a visit to the Dar al-Ifta to directly discuss the Islamic ruling. This incident sparked broad discussions about the rules and standards for using religious texts in artistic works, highlighting the importance of respecting sacred matters when including them in entertainment content.
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