Judging a Muslim to be an apostate.
It is the opposite of Islam or a statement, act, belief, doubt, or neglect of an obligation which takes one out of the fold of Islam.
"Riddah": return, conversion. Other meanings: reversion, rejection, denial, transition.
"‘Irāfah": the profession of the fortune-teller, soothsayer, or astrologer who claim to know the unseen and the future.
"Zandaqah": lack of belief in the Hereafter and the Oneness of the Creator. Original meaning: narrowness. It is said to be a Persian word that entered Arabic language. Other meanings: being irreligious and believing that time is eternal.
"Zindīq" (pl. zanādiqah): someone who does not believe in the Hereafter or the Oneness of the Creator. It also refers to he who has no religion and believes in eternalism. It is also used to refer to the hypocrite.
Disparaging any part of the religion of Islam and criticizing its rulings.
Surrender and submission to something and acceptance of its consequences entirely, without any hesitation.
Asking a person who was formerly Muslim and became an apostate (a disbeliever) to repent and return to Islam.
It is to request extra time in order to fulfill a certain task.
Artery that originates from the heart; if it is cut, one dies.