Thursday, April 17, 2014

Fathwa, - He was sexually abused in the mosque when he was young

Question
Assalaamualaikum, I want to share with you an incident which happened
in my childhood at the age of 12. It's causing lot of
anxiety)psychological( in me. Now i am 24 years old. I keep on
ignoring this thing. But finally decided to share with islam web. One
morning i was sitting after Fazr namaz and doing Zikr in the
mosque.One man with long beard with age around 45 to 50 years came to
me and talked in a nice way and took me to the the first floor of the
mosque where no one were there. He told me he came from ----)A well
known religious school near delhi in india( and invited me to join the
madrasa. Then he asked me to open my mouth and kissed my mouth and
toungue. I was not able to stop him as i was a child and not expecting
that thing from such a religious person. He told me that will improve
my knowledge. He then tied some Taawiz in my neck. He also told me
that he has some Taawiz which protects me from all the harms and has
the power to even make a person invisible if needed. He promised me to
give that Taawiz to me if i come the next day. But i never went. My
question is, Is it a child abuse?I investigated and came to know that
the old man is from the--- religious school and has done the same
thing with other children also.I am not able to understand why such a
pious person from such an religious school will do such kind of act. I
didn't like him kissing my tongue and one more thing he hasn't done
any other thing. I am very confused. I will abuse that old man when
ever i remind that incident, then i think i am doing wrong. Some times
i feel that particular incident has done some harm to me. Then i feel
only god has the power to do good or harm to any one. I want to forget
the incident but it keep on reminding me.I want to know why this
particular incident happened to me.I have suffered a lot from this and
lost the trust in religious people. Is it god testing me? please
advice.
Answer
All perfect praise be to Allaah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify
that there is none worthy of worship except Allaah, and that
Muhammadis His slave and Messenger.
If what you mentioned in the question is correct that that man kissed
you then he was wrong and committed a grave sin, and if you mean that
this act is a sexual abuse then this is correct but if you mean that
it is a kind of homosexuality, then it is not. On the other hand, we
do not know how you ruled that that man is pious and religious; the
fact that he had a beard and he was affiliated to an Islamic School
does not mean that he was pious and religious. However, this incident
should not lead you to suspect every religious person; rather, in
principle a Muslim is innocent ]until he is proven guilty[.
Nonetheless, a Muslim should be conscious and alert, and be careful
not to be dragged to an evil.
Furthermore, if what you mentioned is confirmed that that man claimed
that he can give you amulets that will make you invisible, then he is
a magician; therefore, one should advise him to avoid practicing such
an evil.
In any case, you should endeavour to forget this issue and not give
way to these thoughts because the devil may take advantage of this
matter and preoccupy you from doing important matters, and he may even
lead you to unpleasant consequences.
On the contrary, you should think that this is an easy matter, it is
over and Allaah protected you from its evil, but if you think whether
or not this was a kind of trial, then this may even worsen the matter
for you.
For more benefit, please refer to Fatwa 83577.
Finally, it should be noted that if it is confirmed to you that that
man is inflicted by committing Zina )fornication or adultery( or other
immoralities, then you should advise him and remind him to fear
Allaah. Then if he does not repent, you should warn people against
him.
Allaah Knows best.

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NAJIMUDEEN M/
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