Do Public Sins Such as Tabarruj, Eyebrow Slits, and Music Make a Person a Fasiq?

Thus, fisq is a comprehensive term for departing from obedience to Allah. Openly committing sins is itself an additional sin that increases the seriousness of the original sin.

The scholars explained that publicizing sins includes committing a sin and then exposing what Allah concealed, committing it openly before people, calling others to it, or boasting about it. When committing a sin is combined with openly displaying it, the sin becomes even greater because it shows disregard for the sanctity of the sin, encourages others to commit it, and contributes to corruption within society. First: Tabarruj Tabarruj is among the major sins when it involves displaying adornment before non-mahram men. Allah, the Most High, says:

If tabarruj occurs before non-mahram men, whether on social media or in public places, it is an open sin, and its seriousness is increased because of openly committing it. Second: Altering the Eyebrows (If It Falls Under Prohibited Nams)

A curse is only pronounced for a major sin. Therefore, if a woman does this openly or publishes pictures of herself proudly displaying it, her sin is increased because of openly committing it. Third: Listening to Music and Publicizing It Some of the scholars hold that musical instruments are prohibited, relying on the hadith,

If a person plays music openly before others, publishes it, or encourages people toward it, they have combined committing the sin with openly displaying it.

I say: "Whoever commits a major sin is thereby a fasiq until he repents to Allah, the Mighty and Majestic." "Sins diminish faith, and the one who commits a major sin is a believer by virtue of his faith and a fasiq because of his major sin, so long as he does not consider it lawful." This is the position of Ahl al Sunnah wal Jamaah: the one who commits a major sin does not become a disbeliever merely by committing that major sin. However, they are described as a fasiq if they commit a major sin and do not repent from it. Conclusion: Sins such as tabarruj, prohibited nams, and listening to prohibited musical instruments, when committed openly and publicly, become even more serious because they are openly displayed. The one who does so has committed fisq and a grave sin and deserves the warning until they repent to Allah. However, one should not hastily apply rulings to specific individuals except in accordance with the Islamic legal guidelines. Rather, they should be sincerely advised, supplicated for to repent, and warned against openly committing sins, for this is among the causes of the spread of corruption and the removal of blessings. The Prophet ﷺ said: "All of my Ummah will be forgiven except those who publicize their sins."