Sins

Talking about sins is not allowed in Islam: 

• Major sin: Discussing sins openly is a major sin in Islam and is considered disrespectful to Allah, the Messenger, and other believers. 
• Spreads immorality: Exposing sins can encourage evil and tempt others to do the same. 
• Shameful: Broadcasting sins can bring shame to Muslims. 
• Conceal faults: It is considered righteous to conceal the faults of others. 
• Intercede: If someone is caught committing an offense but it hasn’t been reported, it is considered proper to intercede for them so the news doesn’t reach the authorities. 
• Don’t ask for details: If someone admits to a sin but doesn’t explain what it is, it is considered proper to instruct them to conceal it. 
• Don’t ask about someone’s past: It is not considered proper to ask someone about details of their past or what sins they may have committed when they were ignorant about Islam.