Yasir Qadhi lies about Muhammad Ibn Abdulwahab

[Omar del Sur]

You can see Yasir Qadhi here blatantly, clearly lying against Sheikh Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahhab. If Sheikh Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahhab was really this villain that people like Yasir Qadhi paint him as- then why does Yasir Qadhi need to lie about him?

btw for more on the Yasir Qadhi menace:

https://www.somalispot.com/threads/the-yasir-qadhi-menace.141466/

 

[Mr. Nur]

You can see Yasir Qadhi here blatantly, clearly lying against Sheikh Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahhab. If Sheikh Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahhab was really this villain that people like Yasir Qadhi paint him as- then why does Yasir Qadhi need to lie about him?

btw for more on the Yasir Qadhi menace:

https://www.somalispot.com/threads/the-yasir-qadhi-menace.141466/

This individual has been criticized by the Muslim community worldwide and is not considered a true scholar of Deen and Taqfid. It is important to seek knowledge from reputable sources and individuals who uphold the values of Islam. While we cannot judge whether someone is a Muslim or not, it is crucial to be cautious of individuals who lack integrity and respect. Let us focus on seeking knowledge from reliable sources and individuals who are committed to upholding the principles of Islam.

 

[Mr. Nur]

I admire your way with words but there is no substance behind what you're saying.

Sheikh Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahhab was a great scholar, is loved and respected by the scholars and the fact that there was a slander campaign against him does not in any way mean that people shouldn't learn from him.

Many great people throughout history had campaigns of defamation carried out against them. If anything, it is to be expected that they will meet opposition.

Sheikh Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahhab was attacked by Shia and by Sufis. It is not important what the Shia think. He is a great scholar regardless of the propaganda against him.

which one?

 

[Omar del Sur]

which one?

which one what?

 

[Hamzza]

I admire your way with words but there is no substance behind what you're saying.

Sheikh Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahhab was a great scholar, is loved and respected by the scholars and the fact that there was a slander campaign against him does not in any way mean that people shouldn't learn from him.

Many great people throughout history had campaigns of defamation carried out against them. If anything, it is to be expected that they will meet opposition.

Sheikh Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahhab was attacked by Shia and by Sufis. It is not important what the Shia think. He is a great scholar regardless of the propaganda against him.

He was talking about YQ bro

 

[Omar del Sur]

@Mr. Nur I apologize, I misunderstood your post. I appreciate what you said.

 

[Mr. Nur]

@Mr. Nur I apologize, I misunderstood your post. I appreciate what you said.

NP

 

[Shimbiris]

Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab was pretty straight forward. He believed in a strict code of monotheism and wanted people to behave as the saxaba did and live by a strict code sourced from the Qur'an and reliable Xadiths. He made efforts to eliminate shirk-y practices that had taken root among Peninsular Arabs like sacred trees, Djinn reverence, building as well as visiting shrines made for "saints" and yada yada. Wanted to cleanse Islam down to its bare and true parts and get rid of the organically morphing of religions that happens over the centuries. He also wanted to gradually settle the majority Badu population as they were the ones most taken to shirk type practices and borderline irreligious behavior:

source: IBN SAUD: The Desert Warrior Who Created the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Now, if one disagrees with his vision that's one thing but I don't think he was at all some sort of evil, malicious or dishonest character. He believed what he believed and believed it with conviction and, yes, he was willing to be brutal to enact his beliefs and you can condemn him for that if you wish but I never got the impression he was some conniving character. Just a guy discontent with the disorder and chaos of Arabia back then and he felt that a more strict adherence to the tenants of Islam could save them and restore order, peace and unity.

 

[webslooth]

stop following him he said he doesn't even believe in yajooj and majooj stuck inside a wall, even though it's explicitly mentioned in the Quran if he still holds those views he is a kafir.