Is There Any Scholar That Can Match The Legacy Of Shaykh Ibn Taymiyyah?

[GeeljireGenius]

And who determines that?

Determines what?

 

[daljirkadahsoon]

who are these people and what are these bidahs?

It is an extremely long list but you can read some of them here

Sufism and the Classical Scholars

While today there are many Muslims, influenced by either Wahhabi or Orientalist agendas, who believe that Sufism has always led a somewhat marginal existence in Islam, the reality is that the overw…

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It is a natural consequence of the Najdi dawah being 300 years old that they must rely on the giants of the past. This is why some of them cope by saying giants like Imam Nawawi 'made some mistakes but we take from him'

 

[Awdalite]

How many times did his scholarly opponents put him in jail and slandered him?

Even after he lead the muslims to victory against the mongols they still threw him in jail

Ibn Taymiyyah never actually led any army nor even a contingent against the Mongols or anyone else. He wrote about rallying the Muslims and may have participated in some fighting. But the man who actually fought and defeated the Mongols at Ayn Jalut was Al Qutuz and he was Ashari and so was his teacher al 'Izz Ibn Abdul Salam. Just some facts

 

[Haragwaafi]

Ibn Taymiyyah never actually led any army nor even a contingent against the Mongols or anyone else. He wrote about rallying the Muslims and may have participated in some fighting. But the man who actually fought and defeated the Mongols at Ayn Jalut was Al Qutuz and he was Ashari and so was his teacher al 'Izz Ibn Abdul Salam. Just some facts

He led the defense of Damascus and issued several fatawas encouraging muslims to fight the mongols.

Ibn Taymiyya at this time began giving sermons on jihad at the Umayyad mosque.[81] As the civilians began to flee in panic; Ibn Taymiyya pronounced fatwas declaring the religious duty upon Muslims to fight the Mongol armies to death, inflict a massive defeat and expel them from Syria in its entirety.[88] Ibn Taymiyya also spoke to and encouraged the Governor of Damascus, al-Afram, to achieve victory over the Mongols.

 

[amiirad]

—Hāfidh of the Qur'an ,memorised
60,000 hadīths ,learnt Aqeedah and hanbali fiqh by age of 7.
-Started giving Duroos to students older than him at age of 8.
-Started giving Khutba by age of 17.
-Became Mufti of Damascus by age of 22.
-Was able to memorise 3-4 books a day.
-Used to write books in few days which other 'Ulama used to take longer period (Ibn al-Qayyim mentions).
-Authored over 900 books (some went upto 70 volumes).
-Was imprisoned several times.
-Wrote 300 books in prison only with memory alone and without any references.
-Used to provide a detailed answers when he was asked any question.
-Waged Jihad against the Mongols who invaded Muslim lands
-Used to be forefront in the battlefield and rode horses bravely
-Used to motivate people to fight bravely for Sake of Allah in the battlefield and used to give them short lectures until the enemies approach them.
-Died in Prison due to illness and left behind him an unrepayable legacy.
-Around 5,00,000 people attended his funeral.
May Allah Have Mercy upon him and Grant him a high status in Jannah

Unrelated but who’s the shiekh in your profile pic and was he a follower of the athari creed?