My Humble Personal Opinion
When someone posted on Facebook “Innaa Lillaahi wa Innaa Ilayhi Raajiun”, certainly he/she knows the main reason why he/she posted so. But, his/her FB friends DON’T.
A community on Facebook is mixed with people “with and without” intensive Islamic educational backgrounds.
Customarily, some were used that when “Innaa Lillaahi wa Innaa Ilayhi Raajiun” is pronounced, someone from the closest family, relatives or friends has passed away.
Thus, when they read this phrase posted by their FB friend who happens to be the member of their kin, the initial reaction is they will be shocked, worried and would ask WHO DIED?
Although in Islam, this is not exclusively intended to be supplicated upon someone’s death. But as well as if there are calamities and other untoward incident to befall. That’s why we shouldn’t also let ourselves to be forever ignorant of our Deen.
Moreover, IT’S ok if being uttered privately, whatever the reason why someone says so, IT’S ok.
Notwithstanding, when it's posted on FB, lots of people can read it and as what I’ve said mostly would think that somebody has died.
Again, please note well that we say “Innaa Lillaahi wa Innaa Ilayhi Raajiun” when calamity or any bad incident strikes us... loss of life, property or wealth.
Better if your reason for posting so is in response to someone’s death, JUST MENTION NAME or your other reason so as the people on FB who aren’t aware with your reason will not become shocked and worried.
Otherwise, don’t just post it.
•Allaah knows best•
When someone posted on Facebook “Innaa Lillaahi wa Innaa Ilayhi Raajiun”, certainly he/she knows the main reason why he/she posted so. But, his/her FB friends DON’T.
A community on Facebook is mixed with people “with and without” intensive Islamic educational backgrounds.
Customarily, some were used that when “Innaa Lillaahi wa Innaa Ilayhi Raajiun” is pronounced, someone from the closest family, relatives or friends has passed away.
Thus, when they read this phrase posted by their FB friend who happens to be the member of their kin, the initial reaction is they will be shocked, worried and would ask WHO DIED?
Although in Islam, this is not exclusively intended to be supplicated upon someone’s death. But as well as if there are calamities and other untoward incident to befall. That’s why we shouldn’t also let ourselves to be forever ignorant of our Deen.
Moreover, IT’S ok if being uttered privately, whatever the reason why someone says so, IT’S ok.
Notwithstanding, when it's posted on FB, lots of people can read it and as what I’ve said mostly would think that somebody has died.
Again, please note well that we say “Innaa Lillaahi wa Innaa Ilayhi Raajiun” when calamity or any bad incident strikes us... loss of life, property or wealth.
Better if your reason for posting so is in response to someone’s death, JUST MENTION NAME or your other reason so as the people on FB who aren’t aware with your reason will not become shocked and worried.
Otherwise, don’t just post it.
•Allaah knows best•
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