Uttering Words of Insolence against the Noble Prophet ﷺ

Question

Given that the rule of the Sacred Law is that Allah Most High may address His Noble Messenger ﷺ however He wills, but the Umma is not permitted to use, concerning the Prophet ﷺ, such words as drip with insolence — for instance, to use the expression that Allah Most High (ma‘adhallah) “scolded” the Noble Messenger ﷺ; or the expression that on the Day of Resurrection some people of the Umma will “get the prophets off”, i.e. from the seizure of Allah Most High, or will be (ma‘adhallah)

Answer

It is absolutely settled that with any insolence whatever against the most sacred rank of the Noble Prophet ﷺ iman does not remain intact. Yet it sometimes happens that an author wrote something while observing the utmost reverence, insolence being nowhere even on the margin of his thought, but the reader of his text carries certain notions in his mind, on account of which he…

Source: Fatawa Mahmudiyya

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