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..Treat others in a gud way
Assalamoalaikum!!
Although it seems no one's reading these posts...but i'm posing in here again...may be atleast one of u wud give sum feedback
Therefore it's necessary for us to have mercy on others!! Allah will reward u for that InshaAllah!!
Remember me in ur prayers..May Allah help us and guide us all to the straight path! Aameen!
By Al-Habib 'Ali al-Jifri (may Allah preserve Him)An Introduction of the Speaker: Al-Habib 'Ali Zain al-Abidin al-Jifri (may Allah preserve Him), is an Islamic scholar from Hadhramaut, Yemen, of the Shafi'i school of Fiqh and Ashari school of Aqida. Allahumma Salli 'ala Sayyidina Muhammadinin-Nabiyyil-Ummiyi wa Aalihi wa Barik wa Sallim. Wal-Hamdulillahi Rabbil-'Alameen.
wa iyyakum..^Aoa wr wb!
JazakAllah for telling...I didn't know that...
May Allah help us all..n guide us in the best ways. Aameen..
read more:
http://islamqa.info/en/ref/10693
(I have no intention of starting a debate but I mentioned what I believe and know... it's up to the person reading to decide...)
I also have no intention of starting a debate. But you gave me a link, and I'll give you a link, and to each their own. I read your link without pre-assuming, and I request you to read mine without bias. May Allah guide us all.
http://seekersguidance.org/ans-blog...uridis-standards-of-mainstream-sunni-beliefs/
And please, try to unite the Ummah instead of causing divisions. We have enough people doing that already.
By the way, I'm not a particular follower of any Aqeedah, since I don't properly understand what it is yet. I'll make my choice when I have the knowledge necessary, insha' Allah. So my response is simply, 'Amantu biLlahi wa Rasulihi, Sall-Allahu 'Alayhi wa Sallam'.
at the end you said you don't have knowledge of aqeedah issues... then kindly don't defend those beliefs.... you will be asked by Allah on qiyyamayh about it
"Say, "My Lord has only forbidden immoralities - what is apparent of them and what is concealed - and sin, and oppression without right, and that you associate with Allah that for which He has not sent down authority, and that you say about Allah that which you do not know."" (7:33)
I knew some refutations for those beliefs that's why I said against that, with the link to a scholar's writings.
secondly the book I mentioned, ibn uthymeen's commentary on alAqeedah al-Waasitiyyah, read it... it's laid out like a mathe book... like 1+1 = 2
Islam is very clear... Alhamdulillah.
may Allah guide us... Aameen.
Ameen.
I also provided a scholarly link.
Islam is very clear, Al-Hamdulillah. And Islam tells us to enjoin what is good, and forbid what is wrong. Because of that, I have to reprimand you as a brother, for preventing the Muslims of this thread from watching that lecture, when it invites to goodness and forbids the wrong, simply because you differ in Aqeedah from the scholar. Whatever differences you have with the Asharis have nothing to do with the video and the lesson contained therein, which is from the Sunnah of the Beloved of Allah (Sall-Allahu 'Alayhi wa Sallam), and the practice of the Salaf-us-Salih. Al-Habib 'Ali is a direct descendent of the Messenger of Allah (Sall-Allahu 'Alayhi wa Sallam), with an unbroken transmission chain of knowledge (isnad) leading straight back to the Best of All Creation (Sall-Allahu 'Alayhi wa Sallam).
You quoted Ibn Uthaymeen; this makes me realize that you and I are inherently different in our schools of thought. You are from the followers of Ibn Abdul-Wahhab an-Najdi, am I correct? While I am not. I follow the Salaf-us-Salih but not the way he did; and I follow the overwhelming majority of Muslims; a Hanafi from the Ahlus-Sunnah wal-Ja'mah who do not follow the Wahabi movement which is concentrated only largely in Saudi Arabia
Yet, I don't hesitate in calling you "brother" nor do I consider you unworthy of attention. Nor do I throw away any good advice you give to me. I disagree with your school of thought, even oppose it on multiple levels, but still consider you and yours my methodologically-different brethren. I wouldn't hesitate on listening to a Wahabi scholar if he said; "Pray five times a day." or if he said: "La ilaha il-Allah" (though I would remind him to say, 'Muhammadur-Rasul Allah (Sall-Allahu 'Alayhi wa Sallam), if he did not add that, as part of general courtesy on reminding a brother of the Complete Kalimah, that makes us all Muslims).
Neither would Al-Habib Ali, the scholar in the video above. So why do you refuse to listen to Al-Habib when he invites to good and forbids the wrong, and prevent others from listening to good advice on the grooming of one's soul, simply because you have a different opinion on another, entirely different, matter? Allah will question us all.
Please. Do not do that, and most importantly, do not prevent others from doing that. Watch the video, act on it for the pleasure of Allah. Its good for you. It isn't going to change your Aqidah, and its not going to decrease your faith - on the contrary, it may end up increasing it insha' Allah.
As far as sects and aqidahs go - let's not divide the Ummah. That's the reason the Jews are munching on our heads. Whatever your sect or Aqidah or school of thought or fiqh or whatever, listen to good advice and act on it. Its our duty as Muslims; Sayyidina Ibrahim ('Alayhis-Salatu was-Salaam) would not have hesitated for a nanosecond in doing so.
Allahumma Salli 'ala Sayyidina Muhammadin, 'Abdika wa Rasulika, wa Salli 'alal-Mu'mineena wal-Mu'minaati wal-Muslimeena wal-Muslimaat. Wal-Hamdulillahi Rabbil-'Alameen.
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