Sufis are bringing up Saudi National Day to defend their bid'ah like Mawlid, but the comparison clearly fails.
Majority of Salafi scholars have criticised the very concept of national days, unlike their scholars regarding those bid'ah.
So we don't need to prove anything.
Shirk? ๐ญ๐ญ You fool. Stop embarrassing yourself every year with this lame argument to justify your stupid acts of shirk and bidโah.
CELEBRATING NATIONAL DAY IS NOT SHIRK and has nothing to do with deen. However, it is unlawful. Shirk means associating partners with Allah, and that is what grave-worshippers do without any shame.
But Mawlid is clearly a bidโah because it is an invented practice introduced into matters of deen.
Understood????
@Her3130 โEid-e-Saudโ is kufr and shirk because it turns devotion and religious allegiance toward a ruler and a nation-state of Saudi Arabia instead of Allah.
Yet โruler-worshippingโ Salafis celebrate Youm E Watan every September 23 at the rulerโs command.
This is the list of some people who tried.
1. Abu Jahl
2. Abu Lahab
3. Musaylima
4. Heraclius
5. Constantine IV
6. Leo III the Isaurian
7. Nikephoros I
8. Yazdegerd III
9. Rostam Farrokhzad
10. Urban II
11. Godfrey of Bouillon
12. Baldwin I of Jerusalem
13. Richard the Lionheart
14. Philip II Augustus
15. Louis IX of France
16. Frederick Barbarossa
17. Edward I of England
18. Charles Martel
19. Pepin the Short
20. Charlemagne
21. El Cid
22. Alfonso VI of Leรณn
23. Alfonso VIII of Castile
24. Ferdinand III of Castile
25. Ferdinand II of Aragon
26. Isabella I of Castile
27. Cisneros
28. Hulagu Khan
29. Genghis Khan
30. Kitbuqa
31. Tamerlane
32. Vlad III the Impaler
33. George Castriota Skanderbeg
34. John Hunyadi
35. John III Sobieski
36. Don John of Austria
37. Eugene of Savoy
38. Charles V
39. Philip II of Spain
40. Napoleon Bonaparte
41. Horatio Nelson
42. Lord Cromer
43. Lord Kitchener
44. Edmund Allenby
45. Winston Churchill
46. Charles de Gaulle
47. Leonid Brezhnev
48. George W. Bush
49. Donald Rumsfeld
50. Bohemond I of Antioch
Andrew good luck ahahahahah