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15 Things Muslims Should Avoid Doing On Social Media by denigma2(m): 7:23am On Oct 31, 2015 |
Social media is a great tool to spread valuable and inspiring information. While there’s a part of me that has been shaped around its use, I noticed few things that are inappropriate due to people using it. While the growth of social media continues to expand, I hope that Muslims start using social media properly. I’m not generalizing Muslims, but I’ve seen a lot who use social media inappropriately and this list is based on what I encountered. Here are 15 things people should stop doing on social media. 1. Posting about your voluntary deeds such as fasting, and charity works 2.Bad mouthing the people who owe you money 3. Posting a picture of others’ without their permission 4. Complaining about your job or your life 5. Bad mouthing your leaders or bosses 6. Making your account private to post hijabless photos 7. Sharing how much money you make 8. Posting a status with an intention of indirectly hurting someone 9. Sharing fake/hoax articles or fabricated ahadith 10. Posting updates about your relationship with your spouse 11. Bragging about your achievements 12. Making other believe that you are living a perfect life 13. Exposing the sins or flaws of others or those of yourself 14 Getting into arguments 15. Using other people’s content as your own There are a lot more to add on this list and this is just few of the many things we do on social media. I recommend that we all evaluate the way we use our accounts online and start implementing social media etiquette in accordance to Islam. We are who we are online. So be the Muslim you are, on and offline. Source: TheMuslimBricks.com 1 Like |
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