Anti-Zionist. A learner. Semi-militant. Try to learn due stupidity. Re-studying Islam back, trying to obey God and His Messenger and to sumbit fully. 没有真神比真主
The Ruling of the Rawafidh:
Every deviant innovation found among the sects of the Muslims, we find such a deviant innovation amongst the Rawafidh or worse than it.
Some of our a'immah have declared them to be the most evil of all deviant groups, such as Abu Ubayd Al-Qasim ibn Sallaam (1). Indeed, they are worse in their misguidance than the Khawarij, the Qadariyyah, the Murji'ah, the Jahmiyyah, and the Mu'tazilah.
With the misguidance of the Khawarij, the scholars of Islam are in agreement that the misguidance of the Rawafidh in the deen is worse, and this is because none of the scholars differ in the kufr of the Rafidhah (2) [while there is ikhtilaf on the kufr of the Khawarij]. Every innovation found in the Khawarij, we find in the Rawafidh greater and more severe.
The Khawarij slander some of the Companions such as Uthman and Ali (3).
The Rawafidh slander those who are greater than both, like Abu Bakr and Umar (4).
The Khawarij do not accuse the wives of the Prophet ﷺ, the Mothers of the Believers, of zina, but the Rawafidh did.
While the Khawarij fight and kill Muslims but leave the people of shirk (5), indeed the Rafidah support the people of kufr against the Muslims.
While the Khawarij do takfir over what they consider sin and wrongdoing, when it is not the case, the Rafidah do takfir over the religion and the fundamentals of the deen, such as their takfir of the one who denies the infallibility of the Imams (6), and over favoring Abu Bakr and Umar in Khilafah.
The Khawarij see Jihad as active and valid at all times, but they do not see it as active behind the unjust ruler (7). Meanwhile, the Rafidhah do not see Jihad as being established; rather, they view it as being from the imagined unseen knowledge.
The Rafidhah have been described as kuffar by a number of the salaf, such as al-Sha'bi (8), Talhah ibn Musarrif (9), and many others (10). It's mentioned that Abdullah ibn Al-Husayn ibn Al-Hasan ibn Ali ibn Abu Talib did not testify of shirk from any of the people of Qiblah, except the Rafidhah. This is also the position of the four Imams (Malik, Abu Hanifah, Shafi'i, and Ahmad).
The salaf did not see salaat behind a Rafidhi as valid, as has been narrated from both Sufyans (11). Al-Bukhari did not distinguish between prayer behind a Rafidhi and prayer behind a Jew or Christian (12), and this is because the gathering of reasons for kufr in any group ascribing itself to Islam has not occurred to the extent that it has except with the Rafidah!
References:
1. Al-Sunnah of Abdullah ibn Ahmad 507, Al-Khallal 795
2. Sharh Al-Mawaqif of Al-Jurjani 3/563, Takfir al-Rawafidh of ibn Kamal Pasha
3. Maqalaat al-Islamiyeen p 102
4. Maqalaat al-Islamiyeen p 454, Tabseer fi'l Deen p 42
5. The hadith of Abu Saeed Bukhari 3344, Muslim 1064
6. Maqalaat al-Islamiyeen 1/65, al-Milal wa'l Nihaal of Shahrastaani 1/146
7. al-Farqu bayn al-Firaq of Abu Mansur p 73
8. Al-Sunnah of Khallal 791, Al-Lalika'i 2723
9. al-Sharh wa'l Ibaana of ibn Batta p 177
10. Sharh al-Mawaqif of Al-Jurjani 3/563, al-Sawa'iq al-Muhriqah of al-Haytami 1/142
11. Sufyan ibn 'Uyaynah al-Lalika'i 1364 and Sufyan al-Thawri 2613 ibid
12. Khalq Af'aal al-'Ibaad 2/33
Outta context from my original tweet but:
"Who were these 'average laity' when Prophet and the Khulafaa' were alive?"
"How did you conclude that all of the Sahabah are the righteous caliph (Khulafa' ar-Rashidin)?"
@Astudent1r When you make the assertion that Christians believe in three gods, they will quite literally respond by saying, “You're lying, we only believe in One God, not three.”
I guess they don't believe in three gods anymore, or maybe, according to you, something else is going on!
Dunno how stating facts regarding Yazid ibn Mu'awiyah is considered as a Shia
These people are like the Rawafidh where if you criticised or bluntly states facts regarding 'Ali ibn Abi Talib, they will call you a Nasibi
Crazy man
@sadiq_farhan227 I usually leave that to the experts, only Allah (S.W.T) & the Prophet (S.A.W) can't be truly criticised
Criticising the Companions can be dangerous, yes, no doubt, but when one is confronted with those situations
Either say IDK or face the Truth
Muhib: "No where did I or any one else say that Allah has length, height and width plus other dimensions ... we don't affirm nor negate the specific dimensions of length, height and width" (Basically tawaqquf)
GuywithLibrary: "Guys he said Allah has a length, width and height"
They still stand with the Syrians regardless of Iran's threat, they just don't display that openly nowadays like they used to do in 2015/2017
Do you fight alongside them to whitewash Iran's crime? I can understand why they had to do that
But you? Lol keep bootlicking Iran
@Astudent1r Yeah bud, and I'm sure this is all Zionist propaganda too, sharing old pictures doesn't change the now.
Hamas chief of Arab relations Khalil al-Hayya told reporters in Damascus in 2022.
"This is a new start for joint Palestinian-Syrian action,"
Two years after Jake literally gave this guy a free class on the Trinity (link below), he’s still exposing his ignorance on the topic.
He's trying to make it seem like the problem is just about how hard it is to imagine, but that's only true if the concept is actually coherent but hard to grasp. The real issue is that the Trinity appears logically incoherent, not just difficult to understand or imagine.
4D space simply adds an extra dimension to 3D space, which we can’t really visualise but is still logically consistent. The LPT, on the other hand, is a genuine logical challenge because it involves reconciling three distinct persons being fully God while maintaining that there is only one God. Just like the other analogies he used in the video that didn’t involve apparent contradictions, 4D space cannot serve as an analogy for resolving the apparent contradiction in the Trinity.
https://t.co/8cTWHLV5cE
In a recent video, @Haqiqatjou said that the Syrian army had sunni soldiers and therefore the war was not as sectarian as we think. This is one of his new flawed arguments just to protect the Iranian regime and their support for Assad. I'll answer his claims in this thread.
The enemy who pretends to be one of us, all the while hating us and our role models, considering us infidels, practicing taqiyyah etc is more dangerous than an open, clear enemy.
Al-Sheikh ‘Abd Allāh ibn Muhammad ibn ‘Abd al-Wahhāb also said:
“And we consider al-Imām Ibn al-Qayyim and his Shaykh (ibn Taymīyyah) to be true Imāms among Ahl al-Sunnah, and their books are among the most revered books for us.
However, we do not blindly follow them in every issue, for everyone’s statements may be accepted or rejected except those of our Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
It is known that we disagree with them on several issues, from them: the ruling of triple divorce pronounced in one sitting; we follow the Four Imams in considering it binding. We also consider waqf to be valid and nadhr to be permissible. And [the nadhr] must be fulfilled unless it involves sin.”
Al-Durar al-Sanīyyah (1/240)
Abdullah referred to Ali’s lack of political prowess specifically in the context of Ghadir.
Shias: Ghadir is the defining act of the Propethood of Muhammad (saws)!
Abdullah: No, it was caused by some mistakes Ali’s made in Yemen due to inexperience.
Context is key.
You know some people really don't deserve to get freedom of speech like this idiot right here
"They (Hamas) never got involved in the Fitna of Syria"
Sure buddy, and all of those Hamas spokespersons who held the true Syrian flag are "Zionists agents"