I think it's despicable to hack and share personal information like that, because however immoral we might think cheating is, it's still not something that goes against the law. And it should never be a criminalized act either. What has happened is in essence an attack on people's integrity and personal freedom.
As for this whole debacle with Hamza, I think we can be more or less sure beyond
reasonable doubt that it is not a fraud.
For me personally, his poor attempt to argue for its "lawfulness" in the eyes of Islam just cemented my conviction. It's because I've personally witnessed and heard about cases like this before.
At some point he registered for whatever reason. We might not know the details, but the details are irrelevant. I don't think it's right to expose people like this, including Hamza. If I was one of the wives, however, I would be happy and thankful to have found out, but that is purely out of selfish reasons.
But now we know. And once again Hamza had proven what a little piece of shit he truly is, in every sense I can imagine; moral, intelectual, and so on.
So what's new under the sun?
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