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#1 [Permalink] Posted on 11th July 2022 08:11

Assalaamu 'alaykum warahmatullah dear members
I need to know if Shaykh Asrar Rashid is reliable when he does tafseer i.e. is it advisable to listen to his eschatology discussions for which he uses the Qur'an and hadith. His YouTube channel also has many other talks on various subjects.

There is this which indicates he may be Barelwi inclined

Has anyone heard of the halal life website? Some info on the shaykh Here. Note the end line where it says "The Shaykh publicly announces that he is not a Brelvi"

Can anyone advise?

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#2 [Permalink] Posted on 11th July 2022 09:47

I am sure he is Barelwi. He might just want to give himself another label to start fresh. He might refer himself to Sunni as all Barelwi's do.

You can search ASRAR on the forum and see that he is a Barelwi.

I can't comment on his tafseer as I'm in no position to do so. But him being Barelwi, I would refrain and be cautious. Similar to Imran Hosein who also claims he is not Barelwi or Shia but he's proving to be both at the same time ironically.

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#3 [Permalink] Posted on 11th July 2022 13:43

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Found this shaykh after I found out about Shaykh Imran Hossain ) :

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#4 [Permalink] Posted on 12th July 2022 13:30

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Heart totally disinclined now after some words of the respected shaykh
Alhamdulillah

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#5 [Permalink] Posted on 12th July 2022 23:23

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I won't compare the two at all. Imran is a full on murtad dog of Russia and Iran. As for asrar he may be brillo but on current affairs and having the decency to call a spade a spade even if its from his elders is admiral unlike many deo scholars who let's face it find someone going again their elders more worse than someone insulting Allah and his rasool (saw)

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#6 [Permalink] Posted on 13th July 2022 15:31

He is barelvi but has been trying to professionalise barelvism amongst his followers.

He has called out fake pirs and naat khwans so would give him credit for that.

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#7 [Permalink] Posted on 13th July 2022 16:43

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Jazaakallaahu khayraa
Found something which has made my heart turn away now

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#8 [Permalink] Posted on 13th July 2022 17:19

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Would be helpful to others on listing these things

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#9 [Permalink] Posted on 13th July 2022 19:12

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Slanders made against ulama e deoband. Available to watch on YouTube.

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#10 [Permalink] Posted on 13th July 2022 19:44

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Unfortunately slanderous comments between schools is not rare.

However, comments that go contrary to the deen are unpretentious to understand.

Like endorsing tawaf around graves, believing the prophet is everywhere (not that I've heard him say this) etc etc

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#11 [Permalink] Posted on 14th July 2022 08:51

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Yes I came across these discussions because I was searching to be sure if this Shaykh, whose few talks on end of time and israel I had already listened too, was reliable or not.

Slanderous comments, disrespect towards Ulama of Deoband and clearly making out not being of barelwi thought despite it being obvious just by the sheer respect he shows towards Barelwi Ulama is quite dishonest to be honest

If you recall bro CH once called me "deobandki khala" - well she's not likely to take to anyone who openly shows disrespect to them!

You know what? I live around barelwi inclined people and teach their girls. I feel nothing but love for them and feel their excessive love for Nabi sallallaahu 'alayhi wasallam in their certain actions which to us are incorrect. Our akaabireen also mention their Ulama with titles so the open disrespect is hard to swallow

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#12 [Permalink] Posted on 14th July 2022 09:30

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Slanderous comments, disrespect towards Ulama of Deoband

Yes these are not accetable. But instead of using this as proof that they should not be listened is not always sufficient.

For example, when asked about Imra Hosien, simply saying that he considers shias to be our brothers is not enough. However, providing proof that his teachings are contrary to the Quran hold stronger grounds. eg, he says that Eesa (a.s) DID die and was cruciffied even though the Quran clearly says neither happened. On top of that, he calls people who believe someone else was on the cross is PATHETIC. See here www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpmWveWPy_c

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#13 [Permalink] Posted on 14th July 2022 10:30

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Agree to a certain extent but we need to have a firm conviction that we are on the haqq (while asking Allah to guide) and as laypersons we follow scholars so to have trust in these scholars is also essential. So anyone slandering them, attributing incorrect beliefs to them, trying to guide youth away from them and showing disrespect to them has to affect our decision not to listen to them

As for proof that their beliefs are contrary to the Qur'an, as laypersons one would have to listen and analyse a lot of talks and consult scholars to be able to know for sure. So for me, what I have come to know is enough to stay away and discourage anyone who asks and thats why I said "i am now disinclined" and not "the shaykh's teachings are incorrect"

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#14 [Permalink] Posted on 14th July 2022 10:33

Alhamdulillah found a reliable speaker on the issues I'm interested in, Mawlana Ridwan Kajee and also a series on Radio Islam

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#15 [Permalink] Posted on 14th July 2022 14:24

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I agree and I know you also agree with what I'm saying. But I think there is a bit of misunderstanding.

Imagine if you will :)

A Barelwi comes to you and asks why we shouldn't listen to XYZ. Do you think your response will open their eyes? That's all I'm trying to say.

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