No need to resort to insults she just made a mistakeNoooooooooooooooooooooooooo just no, old woman,
No need to resort to insults she just made a mistakeNoooooooooooooooooooooooooo just no, old woman,
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo just no, old woman, Ahlu Sunnah are neutral they don't take sides in the first Islamic civil war.
Umar ibn ‘Abd al-‘Azeez (may Allah have mercy on him) was asked about ‘Ali and ‘Mu'awiya, and the battles of the Camel and Siffeen, and what happened among them. He said: That is blood that Allah caused me to have no hand in shedding, and I do not want to dip my tongue in it (by talking about it).
A man asked Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal about what happened between ‘Ali and Mu‘aawiyah, and he turned away from him. It was said to him: O Abu ‘Abdullah, he is a man from Banu Haashim. He turned to him and said: Recite: “That was a nation who has passed away. They shall receive the reward of what they earned and you of what you earn. And you will not be asked of what they used to do” [al-Baqarah]
Source https://muslimvillage.com/2016/04/29/118197/disagreement-ali-muawiya/
"2) Both parties were fighting for the sake of religion and for what they believed to be right. Nevertheless, it is the belief of the Ahl as-Sunnah that Mu’āwiyah (Allah be pleased with him) erred in his decision and ‘Alī (Allah be pleased with him) was on the true path of justice. This does not mean that Mu’āwiyah (Allah be pleased with him) was sinful; it only means that he erred in his decision but was excused because it was for the sake of what he believed was right at that time. [17] This does not discredit his status as a Sahābī in any way; rather, it shows us that when discord occurs there is always one side that’s on the true path leaving scope for the other side as well. We must show gratitude to both Mu’āwiyah and ‘Alī (Allah be pleased with them both) for their sacrifices and their efforts in the path of religion."
That statement validates my earlier statement. Now, show me the proof that the Shia Ja'fari Shia are outside of the fold of Islam. Show me the consensus from the Sunni scholarship that supports your claims. Fyi, I won't be accepting any of the literalists claim. I need a consensus from all 4 madhabs.
@Hamzza @Roorigeg@Sajid @Roorigeg
Imam Ahmed Bin Hanbal
وجاء في كتاب السنة للإمام أحمد قوله عن الرافضة : ( هم الذين يتبرأون من أصحاب محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم ويسبونهم وينتقصونهم ويكفرون الأئمة إلا أربعة : علي وعمار والمقداد وسلمان وليست الرافضة من الإسلام في شيء ) . السنة للإمام أحمد ص 82Ibn Taymiyyah
وقال شيخ الإسلام ابن تيمية : (( وأما من جاوز ذلك إلى أن زعم أنهم ارتدوا بعد رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم إلا نفرا قليلا لا يبلغون بضعة عشر نفسا ، أو أنهم فسقوا عامتهم ، فهذا لا ريب أيضا في كفره ، لأنه مكذب لما نص القرآن في غير موضع ، من الرضا عنهم والثناء عليهم ، بل من يشك في كفر مثل هذا فإن كفره متعين . . - إلى ان قال - وكفر هذا مما يعلم بالاضطرار من دين الإسلام ) . ( الصارم المسلول 586- 587 ) .
AzharHead Office of al-Azhar University:
In the name of Allah, the Benefient, the Merciful
Text of the Verdict (Fatwa) Issued by His Excellency Shaikh al-Akbar Mahmood Shaltoot, Head of the al-Azhar University, on Permissibility of Following "al-Shi’a al- Imamiyyah”School of Thought
His Excellency was asked:
Some believe that, for a Muslim to have religiously correct worship and dealing, it is necessary to follow one of the four known schools of thought, whereas, "al-Shi’a al-Imamiyyah”school of thought is not one of them nor "al-Shi’a al-Zaidiyyah.”Do your Excellency agree with this opinion, and prohibit following "al-Shi’a al-Imamiyyah al-Ithna Ashariyyah”school of thought, for example?
His Excellency replied:
1) Islam does not require a Muslim to follow a particular Madh’hab (school of thought). Rather, we say: every Muslim has the right to follow one of the schools of thought which has been correctly narrated and its verdicts have been compiled in its books. And, everyone who is following such Madhahib (schools of thought) can transfer to another school, and there shall be no crime on him for doing so.
2) The Ja’fari school of thought, which is also known as "al-Shi’a al- Imamiyyah al-Ithna Ashariyyah”(i.e., The Twelver Imami Shi’ites) is a school of thought that is religiously correct to follow in worship as are other Sunni schools of thought.
Muslims must know this, and ought to refrain from unjust prejudice to any particular school of thought, since the religion of Allah and His Divine Law (Shari’ah) was never restricted to a particular school of thought. Their jurists (Mujtahidoon) are accepted by Almighty Allah, and it is permissible to the "non-Mujtahid”to follow them and to accord with their teaching whether in worship (Ibadaat) or transactions (Mu’amilaat).
Signed,
Mahmood Shaltoot.
Azharbro they are a joke.
They are the same ones who said you must do wadu' before touching the bible.
What happened to that girl who was killed was tragic, she did not deserve to be killed. I have no sympathy with the Anti-Sunni regime of Iran but after seeing many videos online of Islamophobic feminists and heretics protesting by removing their Hijabs or burning the Hijab (which is an insult against Islam), I hope the Iranian regime cracks down on these feminist heretics even more and shows them no mercy. They’re disturbing the peace and trying to spread their heresy.
uff iranians, they are stifling women and it turns into this. Imagine being killed over some of your hair showing.
Now men and women alike are protesting and women are throwing their “hijabs” off. It’s the 21st century and this heathen shias can’t get a grip. Ayatollah, warya there is no such a thing as ordained. Fix up or find out.
Men beating women up for not wearing hijab is ethical to you?What happened to that girl who was killed was tragic, she did not deserve to be killed. I have no sympathy with the Anti-Sunni regime of Iran but after seeing many videos online of Islamophobic feminists and heretics protesting by removing their Hijabs or burning the Hijab (which is an insult against Islam), I hope the Iranian regime cracks down on these feminist heretics even more and shows them no mercy. They’re disturbing the peace and trying to spread their heresy.
Furthermore, in Islam the Muslim ruler has every right to implement the Hijab as an official law and as Muslims, we are commanded to obey our ruler in that which is good so Iran isn’t unethical for forcing woman to wear the Hijab. Let us not be deceived by feminist/western propaganda that forcing your woman to wear the Hijab is “oppression” because I can assure you, these same countries are hypocrites and would not allow their woman to walk around with their private parts showing and in many “liberal” European states (such as France for example), the Niqab (face veil) is banned and the Hijab is banned in certain places and heavily restricted.
I’m not talking about a normal woman who shows a piece of hair and is not bothering anyone (we have plenty of those in Muslim countries). I’m talking about the woman protesting and rebelling against their rulers by removing and burning their Hijabs. That’s definitely an insult against Islam and hopefully the Iranian regime shows them no mercy.Men beating women up for not wearing hijab is ethical to you?
So we are breaking islamic rights to abuse the hell out of an islamic rule?
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Men beating women up for not wearing hijab is ethical to you?
So we are breaking islamic rights to abuse the hell out of an islamic rule?
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Well if they weren’t doing it before the killing and did it after, then what? Regardless, none of that is worth a death penalty, especially in place like Iran that picks and chooses what part of the deen to enforce.I’m not talking about a normal woman who shows a piece of hair and is not bothering anyone (we have plenty of those in Muslim countries). I’m talking about the woman protesting and rebelling against their rulers by removing and burning their Hijabs. That’s definitely an insult against Islam and hopefully the Iranian regime shows them no mercy.
@QeelbaxYou don't get the gist of brother @Abu Ash’ari's comment. There is a campaign launched by Islamophobic feminists and heretics who all opposed to wearing the hejab. This is not about getting oppressed; this is about some women, a small minority in Iran, who oppose the Muslim women in Iran wearing the hijab. Therefore, the Iranian authority must be resolute in dealing with them.
Men beating women up for not wearing hijab is ethical to you?
So we are breaking islamic rights to abuse the hell out of an islamic rule?
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You can’t be this slow?You're running with fake news.
Azhar is MusqulAzharbro they are a joke.
They are the same ones who said you must do wadu' before touching the bible.