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In this I debunk the 4 points raised here, which are based on a cartoonish understanding of Wahdat al-Wujud.
Ibn Arabi was not some marginal or heterodox figure. He soared to the highest height of mainstream Islam, especially in the Ottoman Empire, where generations of scholars and Sufi masters honoured him as one of the greatest saints and spiritual masters of Islam.
Those who praised, defended, studied, and venerated him vastly outnumbered those who condemned him or takfired him; and many of his most distinguished defenders stood among the highest ranks of the Sunni scholarly tradition.
And Al-Azhar continues to defend him and teach him, and the Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi Institution just opened up here with licence from Al-Azhar 🌟
Here’s a small glimpse of what Ibn Arabi believes:
1. Allah worships Ibn Arabi
2. Fir’awn was correct in his statement “I am your Lord The Most High”
3. Fir’awn in reality is al-Haqq(Allah) but in a specific form.
4. Allah has blameworthy and deficient attributes
از اين دو حال خارج نيست يا ديوها جنگاوران خوبی نبودند يا انسانها خيلی اهل اغراق. اغلب آنها را کله پا شده يا نقص عضو شده يا در حال فرار به تصوير کشيده اند.
موارد استثناء نظير کشته شدن سيامک البته هست که خيلی زود با انتقامی سخت روبرو شده اند.
Wahhabis have no problem restoring pre-Islamic sites as part of Saudi Arabia's 2030 tourism and modernisation drive but preserving the homes of the Companions of the Prophet (ﷺ) is deemed unholy and unnecessary.
Is Wahhabism truly a part of Islam or against it?
Nope. The Qur'anic readers match the consonantal skeleton of the Uthmanic codex except for like 3 words or so.
For example, I think it happens once or twice that a "you" becomes "I" or vice versa, and it does lead to a different meaning, but that meaning is part of revelation as well. That's how orthodox Islam understands its own tradtion.
@YobYob334778@Fakewegan Hitler was a fan of Islam, you absolute doofus. And he said that the Muslims civilised Iberia and wished Iberia would remain a Muslim.
@mustay4NBT@Dr_Pearky@abz_da_poet You can accoridng to some scholars. Look it up cuz I am not sure of the details. You can pray for a person that you are unsure received the correct message of Islam I think.
@RumideKunle@daaaveeR@NuriSunnah@CRRJA5 You're such an ignorant doofus, holy shit.
Pick up a book, man. Based on these 3 comments you vomited, everything you know about Islam is likely wrong.
Firishta records that Sultan Ghiyath Shah of Malwa was so uncompromising about his prayers that he commanded his servants to wake him by any means necessary, including sprinkling water on his face and even forcibly dragging him from his bed to prayer.
What's your excuse?