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Who are the Ones who Truly Love Allah ? 

  

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Sowing discord between the people



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How do I become wise ?

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what was sufficient for them, is sufficient for you

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If there was a man who reached the first Salaf, then he was raised up today, he would not recognise anything of Islam

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Learn Islaam. Then when you have learnt Islaam, do not turn away from it to the right nor the left.

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No saying is proper unless accompanied with action ..

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Indeed all of you will surely enter Paradise, except the one who refuses to enter ..

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That which was sufficient for them will be sufficient to you ..

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* Innovative Mutakallim

Adh-Dhahabee (rahimahullaah) said:

“If you see the innovative mutakallim saying: ‘leave out the Qur’aan and Sunnah and bring forth logic‘, then know that he is Aboo Jahl.

And if you see the ‘One on the Spiritual Path’, [who claims that by practicing a set of prescribed forms of innovated worship he will attain oneness with Allaah] (i.e. the Soofees) saying: ‘Leave us from [knowledge] that is transmitted (i.e. the Qur’aan and Sunnah) and bring forth the ‘Taste and Ecstasy of Passion’(1),‘ then know that he is Ibless (Shaytaan) become manifest in human form, or has become incarnate within him; so if you become cowardly then run away from him, otherwise wrestle him down, and sit on his chest with your knee, and read ayaatul-kursee, and strangle him.”

[as-Siyaar, (4/472)]

Footnotes:

(1) The taste and ecstasy of passion is that which they claim to achieve after the continual performance of innovated forms of dhikr.