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#31 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd January 2014 09:38

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Your signature talks about beneficial knowledge, tell me how does it benefit you to know about Wahabees and their doings? Will Allah (SWT) question you about it on the day of judgement?

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#32 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd January 2014 13:23

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*cough* sufis and their doings *cough*

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#33 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd January 2014 13:28

Lol! maybe we should just learn about all these things so we know not to get involved when we see it happening. Its good to be a sufi though!

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#34 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd January 2014 13:30

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Because it is affecting my friends, neighbours, fellows praying next to me at the Masjid. Email queries WhatsApp messages, texts, face to face discussions, letters And many of these people are approaching me because they are confused, frustrated and can't get anywhere.

Many of these end may up saying "Good-bye" to Sunnah and maybe Islam from what they witness OR many of them do end saying "Good-bye" to Taqleed and Madhabs.

The Salafees have no magic wand in their possession online or in real life but they have a strong ally in our incompetent brothers and sisters and our failing institutes.

Some may have the strength or character or moral courage to agree OR emotional baggage of Sufees to disagree because it goes against their Hazrats.

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It is fantastic, brilliant and a blessing of Allah (SWT) to be Sufi.

It is abysmal, a failing and a blessing of Shaytaan to be "Hazrat Worshipper"

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#35 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd January 2014 13:36

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Bhai, I was just pulling your leg... he he he...

Jokes Apart,
May Allah rectify the condition of your friends, neighbours, fellows praying next to you at the Masjid and the rest of us. Ameen.

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#36 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd January 2014 13:50

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Assalamu'alaikum.

It concerns me. I learnt my early Islam [good or bad] from wahabis/salafis/Ahlul Hadith/gair muqallid when I didn't know much about sects; I thought it be only one true path to Jannah. Then came across deobuni and afterwords lots of sects; got confused between deobundi and salafi.

I learnt a lot of my Islam from SF. I've no longer any doubts that salafis' concept of shirk and bidah is false!! I've got the feelings that I'm growing accustomed to deobundiat but I dunno many things, I do have doubts about many things specially about my salah but trying to stick to hanafi fiqh. I'm reading from anti-wahabi site so that the doubts I've are really doubts' then it should be removed. Perhaps I should stick only and only to mainstream scholars but what about my doubts!?

I don't have curiosity to know [but maybe a little bitter]. I know (unfortunately) I don't have the zeal for learning cos I do feel bored and tiresome while reading long long articles and books, but I do have fikr that what if I end up following false path of Islam.

You all know your Islam and If dunno maybe cos of lack of understanding skills or not being able to decide the very very true path to Islam, then you tell me what is my fault!?

By Allah, If I want to keep reading from anti-wahabi site and wanna know about wahabism thats not just cos of some ego trip, it's just that I don't feel like I should stop myself from knowing about wahabism or otherwise it's hard for me anyway.

A few times I had been in the habit of asking about matters which doesn't benefit me, but now I don't see why I'd like to know something which doesn't benefit me in my "Immediate" life!

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#37 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd January 2014 14:06

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I ve been through this phase before. Initially when I started reading about Islam, I used to concentrate on the controversies and sects and debates. But then I realized, I don't even know the basic Fiqh. So I slowly started turning away from the controversies.

But as you said, don't lose the zeal to attain knowledge. I too have been lazy nowadays. Make dua for me.

P.s. Please don't use the same ID for different forums and websites. People will recognize you easily. I saw a comment under a youtube video, someone replying to your same ID asking if you were from sunniforum. Thats the problem with using same ID. There are lots of stalkers in the internet, so be careful, use different usernames for different forums/websites.

Wasalaam.

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#38 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd January 2014 14:31

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I know where you are coming from and I 100% agree that your doubts should be allowed to be aired for people (of knowledge) to answer and if it can't be then it should be escalated to Ulamah (who can), your doubts shouldn't be discouraged or bottled up. This is the advice of Shaykh (Maulana) Ashraf Ali Thanwi (RA).

The problem is that SF Sisters are mostly Sufi so their approach is to advise you to be connected to a Shaykh so Magical Reformation can occur within you. Most of the times life doesn't work like that.

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#39 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd January 2014 15:28

I've mentioned this website before, but ReliableFatwas (mostly of Maulana A.S. Desai) has many articles on the errors of Salafism and Barelwism. This article I found was quite interesting, compiled from various sources by the Admin of the site. The book The Deviation of the Salafis is also a short and simple refutation of Salafis, as well as Barelwis, by Maulana A.S. Desai.

The Admin of the site I mentioned earlier has also compiled this collection of some biographical information about Maulana Sahib. I suppose that's only to allow you to understand the context of his fataawaa and his status in the eyes of other `Ulamaa'.

At the same time, I agree with Muadh Bhai that we should focus on beneficial knowledge. Although it's important to know these things, we shouldn't obsess over them. We are extremely deficient in knowledge about basic things like masaa-il of Salaat and Tahaarat.

Forgive me for any errors above.

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Yours: ''The problem is that SF Sisters are mostly Sufi so their approach is to advise you to be connected to a Shaykh so Magical Reformation can occur within you. Most of the times life doesn't work like that.''

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I know only api Um Hassan. But she has a very busy life.

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#41 [Permalink] Posted on 24th January 2014 11:07

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Its time for you to get independent and build your Islamic knowledge from ground up. Just like I am pretty sure that you manage your life absolutely fine you can manage your Islam pretty much fine as well without any need for interventions.

Work from the group up and build yourself.

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#42 [Permalink] Posted on 25th January 2014 12:51

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I don't have curiosity to know [but maybe a little bitter]

I wrote this. But when I started focusing if I've the mada of curiosity, discovered or come to the realization that I've, not much but to some extent. I just didn't think or realize, sorry for writing otherwise.

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#43 [Permalink] Posted on 25th January 2014 12:58

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Made me think. Thought hard about it. The main thing is that most of times I can't decide with 100% certainty that whether some religious issue is right or wrong.

Respected Mods: Please edit my above post.

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