Is it right to celebrate some one's death?.

[Maaddeey]

No, but there are exceptions:

 

 

[Nin-Yaaban]

No, its never right to celebrate anyone's death.

[Maaddeey]

But a lot of people celebrated the death of Abu Musab, I remember the day he died, all the famous front page newspapers had his mutilated body in it, a close-up one, and no body said a word about it.

[D.O.C]

Maaddeey;937998 wrote:

But a lot of people celebrated the death of Abu Musab, I remember the day he died, all the famous front page newspapers had his mutilated body in it, a close-up one, and no body said a word about it.

I don't think we should as scholars notified us repeatedly, yet we us muslims doing so much against our diin. May be that is why we all messedup coz we are nor practicing the we should

[Cambuulo iyo bun]

Yes and no

[Maqane]

Maaddeey;937998 wrote:

But

a lot of people

celebrated the death of

Abu Musab

, I remember the day he died, all the famous front page newspapers had his mutilated body in it, a close-up one, and no body said a word about it.

Depends on, dadka dabaaldagaye!

 

Dadka qaarkood waxeey Abu Musab ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abu_Musab_al-Zarqawi) u arkeen inuu ahaa Cadawgooda, dadkale waxuu ahaa geesigooda.

 

 

Sidaas awgeed jawaabtu waa "Haa" vs "Maya"

[The Zack]

Waa lagu digtaa duul

Haduu kuu darnaan jiraye..

[Waranle_Warrior]

^Stop abusing Ali Dhuux's gabay, its not fitting this spectrum as he did not mean for death but defeat. Qofka markuu jabo ama laga adkaado ayuu kawada waa lagu digtaa hadii uu kuu darnaan jiray balse haduu dhinto ma ahayn.

 

Well, this question is one of morality and culture difference, and everyone's view will be shaped by those two fronts. However, Islamicly its not right to celebrate death of someone.

[Jacpher]

Koley Maaddeey kooxdiisa hadey la'ato Muslim badan baa naf iyo nolol heli lahaa. For that reason, one should celebrate the lives spared.

[Cambuulo iyo bun]

waraa maaddeey i didn't know u watch the big questions

[Bluelicious]

Nin-Yaaban;937994 wrote:

No, its never right to celebrate anyone's death.

+1

[GaraadMon]

Yes. There are certain people this planet is better off without. I remember reading about the murder of a sociopath I knew in high school. He had apparently run for his life before being gunned down on someone's lawn and subsequently froze to death as it was -40C outside. It was probably the only time I smiled whilst learning of a person's death.

[Naxar Nugaaleed]

its not right unless they're dictators or terrorist

[Haatu]

Maaddeey, from what I've read, Abu Muscab was an evil Khawaarij who went against the teachings of Allah and his messenger. He killed and lied upon Allah's religion and spread corruption on the earth. And what was that xadiith about the death of the faasiqiin? Arlada ayaa ka nasataa?

[Haatu]

 

 

As for those who support suicide bombings, what does Islam say about it: