Summary

Introduction

Malediction in the Qur’an

Examples of Malediction in the Qur’an

Malediction upon specific companions in the Qur’an

Malediction in the words of Prophet Muhammad (S)

Malediction upon some companions by others

Some proofs of the Ahlus Sunnah opposing malediction of the companions

The Secrets and Wisdom behind Malediction

Malediction does not go against Muslim unity

Conclusion

Sources

Addendum: Collection of Qur’anic Verses in regards to Malediction

This text explore the phenomenon of cussing and malediction and its
status from the Islamic point of view by delving into the relevant
sources: the Qurʾan, the Prophetic traditions (ahadith) and the conduct
of the Muslims.


Love and Hate for God’s Sake

Malediction in the Qur’an
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In the Noble Qur’an, God, the Most High has expressed [His] malediction
and [His] imprecation on various groups of individuals and this in
itself is evidence of it being permissible to use this word.

Therefore, although we see that the usage of *cussing* has been
prohibited in the Qur’an, however there are many instances in which
*malediction* has been used.


