@Tarrasbulba123 @ThisIsTheNaiad Provide the definitions from the salaf
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@ThisIsTheNaiad No, they are not. When you see how they are defined, they are consistent accross every scenario.
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Nah fr have Salafis who repeat these conditions never taken a moment to actually think about them?
I ask a broken coffee machine to make me tea, or ask a friend to make me CEO of Muzzmatch, those things Shirk?
zāād al-Ma’aād@Alghurabaaaaaa
SHIKR AKBAR 🎙️ Ustadh abdurrahman hassan
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Imām Aḥmad Razā Khān Barelvī (1272–1340 AH / 1856–1921 CE) writes:
“The truth of the matter is this: that the common hookah, in the manner wherein it is in use throughout the lands of the world among both the vulgar and the refined, nay, even amongst the eminent scholars of the Two Noble Sanctuaries, may Allāh increase them in honour and ennoblement, is, in the judgment of the Sacred Law, licit and permissible, and for its prohibition there exists, in the pure Sharīʿah, no proof whatsoever.”
— Ḥuqqatu al-Marjān li-Muhimm Ḥukm al-Dukhān
Abdullah Ansar@ShaykhIshraq
Muslim Attitudes Regarding Smoking: In the current Islamic consciousness, smoking is considered a questionable (discouraged or impressible) act. This is a recent normative crystalization. Historically, many authorities deemed it permissible and even smoked.
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@seekerofHAQQnn @IbneKhan01 I am a Muslim and 100% serious
Whoever disagrees wiTh me on This is a Mushrik
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@ecirbaf8 @IbneKhan01 Sugar is toxic to human health and so are preservatives
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@IbneKhan01 That was before the 1940-50s where it became apparent that the consumption of tobacco is highly toxic to human health, something the Shari'a obviously does prohibit.
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العربية
It is a mutawatir karāmah and much research by leading scholars has been done to defend it. Even Shaykh Abdullah al-Ghumari wrote a work against it but later retracted his opinion. Imam al-Rafi'i of the Shafi'i school proves it and he was a Rifai in suluk.
Bilal@Jattaa_21
Sayyid Ahmad al-Rifāʿī Kissing The Hand Of The Prophet ﷺ — @ShAsrarRashid
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@wannabemuhadith Na to be honest, two people of knowledge should be sticking to the rules of مناظرة. If one doesn’t know the rules then they shouldn’t debate. Asrar even asked him what rules did he study to make the conversation easier for him.
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What the hell was this debate even. The deobandi guy just reminds of the one kid who keeps asking “but why?” And Asrar Rashid was just tryna be a control freak.
ابن ابراهيم@_ibnNuh
Marriage meetings according to MT
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@pslj_s @JaiNDoC_RL This is such a poor translation and ignorance of Arabic grammar 😂 who translated this 😂😂😂
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Muslims think I am “faking” different Qurans…
No, this is not my website. It’s a Muslim site and they are different Qurans!
plan B@pla_B_
@JaiNDoC_RL @MadhiTurki U Faked it so badly even the number of ayah u write it wrong 18 in warsh But 19 in hafs 😂😂😂
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@JoelK49264 @JaiNDoC_RL If you understood Arabic, you wouldn’t see a contradiction. But yall have no grasp of the language 😂
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@ReturningRuh @JaiNDoC_RL Modes of recitation that contradict eachother?
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@mirzarefuting We don’t support the Rafidhah, but Saudi and other nations have to stop being cowards and send armies.
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My dear brothers of Ahlus Sunnah you may be Barelvi,Deobandi or Salafi please support the land of Haramain Saudi Arabia in these tough times.
Rafida vultures today are speaking against Saudi tomorrow they will not hesitate to attack our sahaba and aslaaf.
We Ahlus Sunnah need to get united as one.
May Allah protect the blessed land of Saudi Arabia.
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@Tarrasbulba123 I don’t know why he calls himself logic if it’s very evident how poor his mantiq skills are. Like, it’s really embarrassing and not even laughable.
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There's as many fallacies here as there is biblical manuscript differences, and those are a lot😄
GodLogic_GL@GodLogic_GL
😂😂😂
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I did it
I finished Ibn Khaldun’s Muqaddimah
In Arabic
It took me ~4 months but it wasn’t too hard to navigate because I’ve read books about it before
A mind that arrives only once in a civilization. It filled me with some bittersweet pride that Tunis, our Tunis, was once capable of giving the world a thinker like him. The greatest African/Ifriqiyan after Saint Augustine
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@thewayoftawheed Salafis believe mushriks have tawhīd. It has every reason to be abandoned
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Worst thing about this is how ahlul bid’ah folks have latched onto this to discredit salafism as a whole 😵💫🥀
موحدة@gharibawanaeema
married brothers approaching sisters who clearly state they do not want to be a second wife boggle me also just bc someone is studying at the Islamic university in Madinah doesn't mean that they will have the Adaab & Akhlaaq needed to accompany علم والله المستعان
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You see too many salafis acting like it’s just cus ppl don’t like the truth when in reality a lot of em just got horrendous manners.
Stop being scared to speak up for silly reasons
Abu Zaid@abuzaidtweet
Many Salafis chase people away from Salafiyyah with their bad behavior.
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@alurwi @fayyadreturns Imam Suyuti would run circles around you and any scholar that you look up in this era.
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@fayyadreturns get to writing about sex in vivid poems. You gotta be like suyuti right?
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I love Mulla Ali Qari, Shah Waliyullah ad-Dehlawi and Imam as-Suyuti. 3 scholars I wanna try to emulate 💚
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@olowo__ake @AhmedSheriffdin What is the definition of an idol in Classical Arabic. Provide a source for the تعريف.
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@AhmedSheriffdin Their view of how what they asked is given is what we are clarifying
They believed he ask Allah for them
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Ashariys are not in touch with Arab history
Hubal wasn’t known to be independent , as a matter of fact luhay learnt from the Syrians that hubal was getting his power from Allah , as he was human before , but ashariys would reject this history
Sheriffdeen 🇳🇬 🌙🗣️@AhmedSheriffdin
@olowo__ake He was worshipped for benefit and to prevent harm, other than Allah 😎
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@miskpetals If many of the Ulema, if not the majority, followed a madhhab and did not reach the level of mujtahid mutlaq… then who are you?
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i’m not really on a madhab rn, still learning.
salafi approach just makes sense to me (qur’an & sunnah), but i don’t see it as a madhab.
and yeah I respect all the scholars fr like Abu Hanifa, Malik ibn Anas, Al-Shafi‘i, Ahmad ibn Hanbal … they’re way above us.
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Also, don’t think I forgot about my YouTube series on the Najdī Daʾwah. Part 2 is coming very soon.
The Life of Sh Muḥammad Ibn ʿAbd al-Wahhāb: The Revivalist Wahhābī Daʾwah (2) - Sh Faiṣal al-Jāsim
And after that the remaining 10 episodes will follow.
Ibrāhīm Ibn Maḥmūd@ibmsulaymani
New series of threads under way! A complete history of the First Saudi State (1744-1818) After seeing how amazing this book was, I’ve decided to go through the entire book, dividing it up into various threads that I will be posting in order. The book covers the entire history of First Saudi State. Each treaty, each battle, each stage of expansion, from the beginning of Sh Muḥammad Ibn ʿAbd al-Wahhāb’s life all the way to the collapse of the First Saudi State at the hands of Ibrāhīm Pāshā in 1818, a complete history of the First Saudi State will be posted in a number of parts on this account. The book is divided into the following 10 chapters: 1) The Political Conditions in Najd and Its Surroundings before the Establishment of the First Saudi State and the Emergence of the Daʾwah of Shaykh Muḥammad ibn ʿAbd al-Wahhāb 2) The Religious Conditions in Najd before the Establishment of the First Saudi State and the Emergence of the Daʿwah 3) A Historical Survey of the Spread of Polytheism and Creedal Deviations in the Arabian Peninsula and Its Surroundings before the Establishment of the First Saudi State and the Emergence of the Daʾwah 4) The Daʾwah from Ḥuraymilāʾ to the Covenant of Dirʿiyyah and the Resolve of Āl Saʿūd to Support the Shaykh Despite the Dangers Surrounding Dirʿiyyah 5) The Victories of the Daʿwah in Najd and al-Aḥsāʾ after the Coalition of Its Opponents against It 6) The Rule of the First Saudi State Encompassed Most of the Arabian Peninsula 7) The First Saudi State and the Ottoman Crescent 8) Ottoman Propaganda against the First Saudi State 9) The Campaign of Ṭūsūn and Muḥammad ʿAlī Pāshā against the First Saudi State 10) The Campaign of Ibrāhīm Pāshā against Najd After these 10 chapters, the author gives a bonus chapter regarding the fate of those remaining from Āl Saʾūd and Āl al-Shaykh, those who were martyred, those who were exiled to Egypt and remained there, and those who returned to Najd. May Allāh make this series a beneficial one.
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