Is their a Quranic ruling for insulting and mocking Islam and Prophet (p.b.u.h.)

[Raj_ind]

Re: Is their a Quranic ruling for insulting and mocking Islam and Prophet (p.b.u.h.)

@Pagluu

^Well, the conduct of Prophet (saww) towards his enemies is quite clear. There was no bigger enemy of the Prophet (saww) than the Meccan aristocrats whose left no effort to kill and sabotage the Prophet (saww) in every possible way. Yet when Prophet (saww) overpowered them he forgave them and hence the likes of Abu Sufyan, Sohail Ibn Amr, Hakam bin al Aas came to be known as ‘tulaqa’ which means ‘the freed ones’. Hakam bin al Aas who would still mimick the Prophet (saww) publicly. As a result he was expelled by Prophet (saww) from Medina. It is a different story that a later caliph in his time recalled him to Medina and his son, the accursed Marwan bin Hakam, not only became the chief advisor and son-in-law of the caliph of time but later became the caliph of Muslims himself!!!

Thanks Pagluu bro for bringing up this story. I had been looking for it for quiet some time.

Perhaps the Caliph in question was hadrath Uthman. I wonder how he could have done this and still be called among KhulfaERashidun. Pl explain someone.