Excerpt from Ml Ibrahim Dewla’s speeches and notes.
We shouldn’t speak about something incorrect or irrelevant. Neither should we say nor is it permitted to say.
Things made up or words said to please people are unacceptable. Whatever is said should be backed by research.
In Tabligh, whatever is said should be backed by research. If you don’t know about something, remain silent. Don’t speak on it.
“Do not follow what you have no sure knowledge of.” (17:36)
Because each person will be questioned. Every scholar will be questioned about the ruling given. Where did you get this from?
Every speaker will be questioned: where did you get this from? Who told you this? Scholars have written about this in books.
Even the Prophets will be questioned. After the Prophets, the inheritors of the Prophets, i.e. the scholars, will be questioned. Did you convey or not? If you did, how did you convey it?
“Then We will surely question those to whom a message was sent, and We will surely question the messengers.” (7:6)
The nation to which the Prophets were sent will be questioned, and the Prophets themselves will be questioned.
What we have received through revelation is true. Therefore, there is no need to alter anything. And whatever is the truth. That should be conveyed.
This cannot be undone and I am sure it will be greatly appreciated.
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