Does talking about mistakes Muslims make equal bad dawah? Why can't we put the blame on those who are publicly making mistakes, and misrepresenting Islam? Sakina Binterik talks about how accusations of bad dawah flip back on those who act badly in sight of non-Muslims and Muslims alike. And it's not wielding Quran and hadith like weapons, either: we caution the ummah about behaviors, to catch any and all Muslims who are making these mistakes. We can't sit idly by waiting for someone else to say something, especially since there are so many ayaat in the Quran about commanding good and forbidding evil. But let the way we do it be good, so we do not tip the scale of harm and benefit. It's awkward and difficult to bring up Muslims' mistakes: we want to make sure we are rewarded for it.