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Ghibah

Ghibah (Arabic: الغيبة ghībah) is backbiting as understood in Islam. It is generally regarded as a major sin in Islam and compared in the Qur'an to 'the abomination of eating the flesh of a dead brother'.

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allah said may messenger peace secret ibn backbiting abu god grant pleased hadith islam bless man people brother prophet upon

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