Judgement vs Correction

Hey guys, its Kelbalrai1990 from FA, manager of Muslim furs I finally got off my lazy tail and started watching the podcast again and with this topic I can relate from both sides of the arguement since Muslims had the same problem, what’s the difference between judging and correcting? Because in the Quran there’s a verse that says to enjoin good and forbid evil, now that verse is pretty ambigious but interpreted in a number of ways, one extreme is for example when the puritanical Taliban in Afghanistan banned practically anything fun(like music,art etc), as part of of enjoining good and forbidding evil, the big pitfall of this is that people often enjoin what they think is good and forbid what they think is evil(depending on their interpretation), but besides that extreme case another extreme example was in Britain in the 17th century after the civil war when the Puritanical roundheads won, Cromwell who took over banned also anything that is fun like theatres,pubs and sports(people caught playing were whipped), banned makeup as well(and women were supposed to dress a certain way), to the Puritans they were guiding the people based on their interpretation of the Bible, so from seeing an Authoritarian view of judging I reject because it can lead to things like this, so there’s always a need for a healthy middle way. From experience I learned simply not to judge people as the Bible says Jesus said don’t judge and you won’t be judged, the policy I take on my own group is really make it a safe space for all, I don’t really kick anyone out unless they are harassing others, cause I think judging others kinda is bordering playing God, I often think why go after people when they are sinning differently than you? So really I only talk about things that are beyond a doubt wrong, no matter what interpretation you take and that list is actually quite small(from the Quran I can count maybe 20 or so, though hardly 3% of the Quran is devine commands and prohibitions), I think its good to give advice on something, but I think if there’s a possibility something may be interpreted in a different way, than I think you should best leave it to their own conscious to me whatever that is not prohibited explicitly is usually something you can debate, if the Bible doesn’t explicitly forbid something I would think okay scientifically or logically is there any harm in it? If not I would think its best up to an individual’s conscious, if really the person is not causing harm on anyone whatever they do at home is best between them and God, I would think judging them would actually pull them away rather than pull them in(I experienced this first hand in my own faith), so yeah those are my thoughts when it comes to judging and correcting. So I tend to take a more say Libertarian view on this subject.