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Two Holy Mosques Scholar Declares Looking at Someone's Phone Without Permission Is Haram
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Two Holy Mosques Scholar Declares Looking at Someone's Phone Without Permission Is Haram
The Islamic Information Two Holy Mosques Scholar Declares Looking at Someone’s Phone Without Permission Is Haram Key Takeaways Looking at someone’s phone without permission is religiously impermissible The act is considered a violation of privacy akin to spying The ruling differs if the phone owner explicitly consents Sheikh Professor Dr. Saad bin Turki Al-Khathlan, a Professor of Sharia at Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University and a teache…
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