[eerf]

If doing Dawah leads to problems in the person that is doing dawah or the person receiving the message, who would be responsible?
For instance, if you know that inviting someone to Islam may potentially cause harm in their family life should you still
continue on? What if it leads to fights, deaths, etc in the future for that person?

[Know-the-Ledge]

eerf, on 20 June 2012 - 08:26 PM, said:

If doing Dawah leads to problems in the person that is doing dawah or the person receiving the message, who would be responsible?
For instance, if you know that inviting someone to Islam may potentially cause harm in their family life should you still
continue on? What if it leads to fights, deaths, etc in the future for that person?

Yes you should continue dawah.

[eerf]

Thanks. I thought that a person would be held responsible for the misfortune of others, but in this case its forgiven?

[Know-the-Ledge]

eerf, on 20 June 2012 - 11:46 PM, said:

Thanks. I thought that a person would be held responsible for the misfortune of others, but in this case its forgiven?

Ammer (ra) seen his blessed mother Sumayyah (ra) martyred for accepting and professing kalimah...nothing is more important than kalimah, but do use wisdom.

[YaNabi-Chemist]

Your duty is to convey, nothing else.

It is down to Allah whether or not they accept, not you. So whatever the outcome, you are not the one responsible.