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0:03 Ugh, it's morning and your face looks 0:04 terrible already. Did you even shower? 0:09 >> You're so quiet. Just kidding. Yeah, 0:12 right. 0:14 >> Guys, have you ever heard the phrase " 0:16 it's just a joke"? Now, can we actually 0:20 justify jokes like that? Especially if 0:23 they end up hurting someone's feelings. 0:25 Let's discuss this from an Islamic 0:26 perspective. In the Qur'an, 0:29 specifically Surah Al-Hujurat verse 11, 0:31 Allah forbids us from mocking, 0:33 insulting, and calling others by 0:35 derogatory names. This means we cannot 0:39 justify behavior that belittles others 0:41 simply by using the excuse that it's a 0:43 joke. Even the Prophet Muhammad, peace 0:47 be upon him, taught us that a Muslim 0:50 must watch their words and actions so 0:52 as not to hurt others. So it's not just 0:56 physical actions we must avoid, but 0:58 also words that can belittle and wound 1:00 someone's feelings. 1:02 >> If you witness bullying, then do these 1:05 three things. The first is stop. Don't 1:09 join in on bullying and don't insult 1:11 others. The second is support. Be a 1:15 good friend and a safe space for the 1:17 victim to share, and don't blame the 1:19 victim of bullying. The third is speak 1:23 up. When you experience bullying from 1:26 others and it has become harmful to you 1:29 , tell a trusted adult or a teacher. 1:33 Starting now, let's be wiser in how we 1:36 joke and how we speak. Because remember 1:39 , a good Muslim is one who can guard 1:41 their words and their actions. Without 1:44 hurting others. 
