Being the followers of different sects and theological groups most of the Muslims hate their fellow Muslims even on trivial issues.
Apparently laymen (many of us) have pawned their reasoning-power in their scholars' hands.
Their differences are so deeply rooted that they turn their eyes from facts. When any Quranic ayat or hadis corroborates the sayings or doings of other Muslims, even then they (many of us) try to seek the ways not to follow the authentic proofs.
This issue is discussed sarcastically on non Muslim forums. They make fun of us as well as our religion. We can deny all their logic and reasoning but this fact can't be rejected that most of us are involved in pulling the legs of other Muslims/groups who've different approach in disputed-issues while discussing the theological differences. Many scholars don't miss to criticize their rivals (?) in their lectures, articles or books. And their followers trust them passionately.
Non Muslims perspicuously have big differences in tenets and theories though, but they don't discuss their differences on forums. I never found them bashing one another because of their religious differences. Are they more balanced than us from this aspect?
Is it a part of conspiracy against this ummah? I've doubts about some of the scholars whether or not they're agents of 'others'. I can't assert though but it's definite that they're directly or indirectly supporting the anti Islamic forces that exert to create a big rift in Ummah in order to impoverish and weaken us.
Academic-Difference in opinions isn't bad in itself; but spreading abhorrence which separates the hearts of muslims is abominable and reprehensible.
Apathetic attitude of ignorant people is growing at large due to shenanigans of their scholars.
How long will this slandering-ceremony be continued?
When will this harmful practice be curbed?
Has the time not yet come of racking our brains to find the amicable solution on mutual basis?
At least the laity should be taught by genuine savants to take Laissez faire as their obligatory duty to ameliorate the ties of brotherhood.
I hope for the best results.
