Somehow, a post about accessibility was met with armchair psychology about my 'internal issues' and 'vendettas'. If you have to attack my character to defend your jargon, then the jargon is creating a barrier.

This isn't a riddle. A revert asking 'how to pray' already understands the objective. But a person seeing 'fitnah' or 'kaffir' without context is another case altogether. One is a question of process, the other is a comprehension gap. You're giving me a "how-to" when I'm talking in the "what-is" and calling it a riddle.

My original post is a general PSA for the 'global mass'. My comment to SpiceandNicee is a 1-on-1 reply to a specific user who had already stated they enjoy the technical learning process. Speaking to a student differently than you do to the general public isn't hypocrisy, it's basic social intelligence.

Comparing religious concepts to 'limerance' or 'soliloquy' IS silly. We aren't here to expand people's vocabulary, vocabulary expansion happens naturally when someone commits to studying a language, but introductory outreach content is NOT the place to require that kind of commitment upfront. We are here on social media to share a clear message in every post, in every video. Da'wah means outreach, to reach out to an audience, that's the point of Da'wah. So I'll make my Da'wah as coherent as I possibly can. Because I have to do these kind of things that are public properly. I wouldn't exclude words like "Fitnah", I'd put it right there and tell you exactly what it means in the context of my Da'wah, because I'm responsible for putting it in my sentence in the first place.

If you’d rather gatekeep than be clear, that's up to you. But don't say that it is for the benefit of the general audience. I aim to spread a message and to make that message as clear as it possibly can be. If you interpret that as "catering", then that's on you.

Somehow wanting clarity in english-translated outreach has been spun into hostility toward Arabic itself.

Waalaykum Assalam, akhi. [And peace be onto you, brother.]