What Criteria Makes A Normal Action Become A Sin Under Sadd-e-Zariya Pt 2
@Irfan76 ‎Sir I have two real life examples. I’ll mention one of them. ‎ ‎A person living in a Muslim country is earning good but he decides to go abroad for earning better money. He finds that a non Muslim country pays him enough and above his target. And he decides to move abroad. But in that country Haram meat and Haram source derived substances are used, and often the meat in public is not slaughtered according to Islam. ‎ ‎He knows that if he goes there, he’ll most of times would be able to avoid eating such a Haram thing. but while living there for years and for his rest of life, he feels that’s a few rare incidents where he gives in to his urge and consumes something Haram, can happen very likely. and if any sin like that occurs he’ll quickly repent and try to keep himself more resilient. ‎ ‎Its not like he’ll constantly be indulged in sin of eating Haram once he goes there. but since going there opens a door of access, during years of his stay, it’s highly likely that a few rare incidents of slips may occur where he gives in to his urge. ‎ ‎Here shifting to that country doesn’t directly or mainly cause only sin. It’s not like going to a pub of Haram meat items. it’s a general thing, which would yield so many benefits of living in a developed country, but a few rare occasions of sin would also occur. (Such a sin the chance of which was not present on his own country, or any other Muslim majority country) ‎ ‎So sir in this case, would our Deen of Allah require him to not shift to that country, due to sadde zariya principle, and the act of him shifting and living there make him guilty of sadd e zariya violation and sin? ‎ ‎