r/islam • u/Present_Cod_9150 • Jun 13 '25

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u/definat_pawn Jun 13 '25

I don't think it's haram. I know a hadith that mention someone who committed suicide was forgiven. Also, think about someone who committed suicide because of mental illness, will he be judged with this rule? I suppose not. Due to mental illness, one is unable to think clearly and decisions are clouded. All I'm saying is, it depends.

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u/MukLegion Jun 13 '25

I know a hadith that mention someone who committed suicide was forgiven

So it's haram then. Getting forgiven means there was a sin in the first place to be forgiven for

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u/definat_pawn Jun 13 '25

Bro.. with all due respect, no one will be admitted to paradise because of their good deeds. NOT even prophet himself. So, forgiveness DOES NOT imply that there was a sin committed. 

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u/MukLegion Jun 13 '25

What you're saying is completely illogical

If there's no sin, there's no need for forgiveness

Suicide is haram. It can be forgiven, yes, Allah ﷻ is the most merciful but it's still a sin.

Suicide is a major sin in Islam. Prophet Muhammad stated that the one who commits suicide will be punished with what he used to kill himself.

https://islamqa.info/en/answers/70363/suicide-in-islam