@FPLBOSS11@gimoxtweet There are other things that they were doing besides praising the prophet. Bear in mind, I didnt know anything about bidah then. And I still felt uncomfortable. Maybe it's the fitrah. May Allah keep us firm upon the Qur'an n sunnah.
@gimoxtweet Because it's not just that brother. There are things that's not dhikr n durood that's happening. Hence,it made me uncomfortable. And yes, may Allah guide me and you.
"Aameen" means: O Allah, answer. So, if you said it during Qunoot (duaa in witr) in a place of mentioning the Actions of Allah, it will imply denying them by asking Allah to have them, as if saying: O Allah, answer and have these Actions.
Stay silent or maybe say: Subhan Allah.
@xavierjp__ Same with the term "Wahhabi", "Madkhali" etc. Every time we say something that aligns with the Quran and sunnah per the understanding of the pious predecessors, BUT in disagreement with THEIR desires, labels will like these will be thrown to us.
Allah's help is sought.
ʿUmar ibn ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz رحمه الله said:
“We met the early generations (the Salaf), and they did not see worship as being in fasting or prayer, but rather in refraining from (violating) people’s honor.”
It means righteousness is not only through acts of ritual worship, but also through guarding the tongue and avoiding backbiting, slander, and harm to others.
If You Are Overwhelmed by Worries and Grief, Your Heart Feels Heavy, and All Doors Are Shut: Say This Powerful Supplication!
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