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Default Re: W@H@BISM - was I wrong all along? - 11-19-2006

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Are u a soofi brother? As far as what Ibn Kathir said, I'm not sure where I read it and I apologize if I offended u in anyway either

No, no i am not a Sufi.

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Akhi, i can post LINK after LINK after LINK defending Sufism. But i am not doing that for a reason.

Because this is a, as made clear at the beginning, Sufi/Salafi-bashing Free Zone.

Akhi, PLEASE, stop posting Off Topic Links.

And please, edit the post(s) i've asked you to edit over and over.

Wa'salaam

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Default Re: W@H@BISM - was I wrong all along? - 11-19-2006

Another brother (On another forum) has been more help then THIS entire thread put together...

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Now regarding Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahhab's stance on tasawwuf (sufism). Its funny you know because salafis condemn sufism while Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahhab praised it. He said "Know -- may Allah guide you -- that Allah Almighty has sent Muhammad, blessings and peace upon him, with right guidance, consisting in beneficial knowledge, and with true religion consisting in righteous action. The adherents of religion are as follows: among them are those who concern themselves with learning and fiqh, and discourse about it, such as the jurists; and among them are those who concern themselves with worship and the pursuit of the Hereafter, such as the Sufis. Allah has sent His Prophet with this religion which encompasses both kinds, that is: fiqh and tasawwuf." This is from page 31 of the Fatawa wa rasa'il published by Ibn Sa`ud University.
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Default Re: Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahab - Seeking clarification - 11-19-2006

Maybe he did praise tasawwuf, but what type of tasawwuf did he praise? You do know that there are different types of tasawwuf? Some which they regard permissible, others which they don't.
   
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Default Re: Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahab - Seeking clarification - 11-19-2006

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Maybe he did praise tasawwuf, but what type of tasawwuf did he praise? You do know that there are different types of tasawwuf? Some which they regard permissible, others which they don't.
Care to give me some examples, Banta Claus? ;)
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Default Re: Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahab - Seeking clarification - 11-19-2006



So ibn Abdul Wahab followed the hanbali madhab and never sided with the apostate rulers?

Alhamdulillaah.

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Default Re: Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahab - Seeking clarification - 11-19-2006



tasawwuf is one headache subject, best left for another thread, or better yet MSN, speakin of which.. zubair

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Default Re: W@H@BISM - was I wrong all along? - 11-19-2006

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Another brother (On another forum) has been more help then THIS entire thread put together...
I think you should read the 2nd link I gave on tasawwuf, Ibn Taimiyyah explains how it was practiced amongst the Sahabah but it eventually evolved into what is today-a deviation of the Sunnah.

May I ask you why u are so offended if you are not a sufi?
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Default Re: Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahab - Seeking clarification - 11-19-2006

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Care to give me some examples, Banta Claus? ;)
Sure, this post by brother Abuz Zubair from IslamicAwakening explains it better than I would.

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Tasawwuf is a very general term and to this day remains undefined which has caused a lot of confusion. Due to its generality and vagueness the term has been outright rejected by the Salafis, and precisely due to its generality and vagueness, the Sufis are able to argue for its legitimacy.

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There also arose a different strand in Tasawwuf which was very philosophical in its approach. This tasawwuf was represented by people like al-Hallaj and Ibn ‘Arabi who philosophised tawassuf incorporating therein pantheism, the belief that the entire existence in reality is one existence, and that is the reality of Tawhid. It is this type of Tasawwuf which became widespread by the time of Ibn Taymiyya. Hence, not only Ibn Taymiyya but many other scholars from the four schools geared their efforts against this philosophical tasawwuf.

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Sh Muhammad b. ‘Abd al-Wahhab himself, along with his followers weren’t against tasawwuf as such. What they were against was the philosophical tasawwuf spearheaded by Ibn ‘Arabi and Ibn Farid.

The point is, since we know that tasawwuf is undefined, the modern day Sufis cannot use this term to legitimise their version of tasawwuf, which is firmly rooted in Shirk and bid’a of the very early pagans of Quraysh.

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Can anyone find me the word "Sufi" from the prophet lips or any of the companions?
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Can anyone find me the word "Sufi" from the prophet lips or any of the companions?
or perhaps tasawwuf?
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Default Re: Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahab - Seeking clarification - 11-20-2006

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[color=Blue]I fInk ZuBz (SirZubair) iS A sUfI

No i am not.


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[color=Blue]wHoSe bAnTa cLaUs,
Banta Claus knows who he is Sorry, i am not allowed to point it out.. :okay:

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tasawwuf is one headache subject, best left for another thread, or better yet MSN, speakin of which.. zubair

Insha'allah you'll see me on there one of these days I try not to use Msn too often. Far too many people want to talk to me

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I think you should read the 2nd link I gave on tasawwuf, Ibn Taimiyyah explains how it was practiced amongst the Sahabah but it eventually evolved into what is today-a deviation of the Sunnah.
Akhi, could you post the Link again? The link you posted doesn't seem to work. Either that, or i am looking at the wrong link.

As for how it is practised these days, you can't say All sufis deviate. Ofcourse, there are some that do.

islam doesn't believe in collective guilt.

I could always say "All salafis are extremists who love blowing up buildings" but ofcourse i won't say that, simply because i don't think it is fair on the Majority.


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May I ask you why u are so offended if you are not a sufi?
Even if you called a Shia a non-muslim, i would find that offensive.

Like i said, their aqeedah lies with Allah (swt), none of us has the rights to say who is a Muslim and who Isn't.



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Sure, this post by brother Abuz Zubair from IslamicAwakening explains it better than I would.

It was a long post, I pasted the relevant parts.
Akhi, could you possibly provide me with a Source? PM me. Barak allah feek.

Anyway, People, please, stop going off topic. I was seeking Abdul Wahab's view, not your views on Sufism. If i was seeking your views, i would have said so in my original post.

Muhammed, you are right, you might as well Shut this thread. It won't be going anywhere anytime soon.

Kheir, it was worth a go i suppose.

Wa'salaam

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Default Re: Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahab - Seeking clarification - 11-20-2006



SubhanAllah the matters we are discussing are extreemely sensitive. They require deep insight and knowledge of the matters of Aqeedah and Fiqh. As far as what I have heard about Imam Abdul Wahhab, he was one of the great reformers who brought people back to Tauheed and the proper Sunnah of RasoolAllah, Sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam. He was a student of the Hambali fiqh Alhamdulillah and just like any other scholar would do, he spoke against the deviated Sufis of that time. The term "Sufism" is one of the most misunderstood terms today. The true Sufis were always on the straight path of the Sunnah of RasoolAllah,Sallallahu 'Alayhi wa sallam. These were the people who were really close to the Sharia', the Sunnah and hence to Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'la. So we should never speak ill of them. Although we find a lot of messed up stuff against the Sunnah and Sharia' being practiced by "Sufis", it does not give us the right to generalize them and accuse them of something that they never did.
Much of this misunderstanding is also due to lack of knowledge about what is Bida'a and what is not. Bida'a does not necessarily mean something that did not exist at the time of the Prophet Sallallahu 'Alayhi wa Sallam and is being practiced today. Scholars have written hundreds and thousands of ooks just defining what is Bida'a and what is not. Infact there are so many matters that have a very thin line between what is Bida'a and what is permissible.
So it is extreemely important to understand that it is not that easy to define what is Bida'a in one sentence.
As Allah says in the Qur'an “then ask those who possess the Message (Ahl adh-Dhikr) if you do not know.” (Soorah 21:7 and 16:43)

For example -Sheikh Ibn Taymiyyah (Rahimaullah) in his book of Fatawa writes that - If a person is sick, then write the verses of the Qur'an or Du'aa on a plate and pour water into into it and the drink that water for Shif'a.
According to the definition that some people give - It should be the biggest Bid'a ever. SubhanAllah but is not a Bida'a. The words of Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'laa are used for Shifa'a . The Prophet Sallallahu 'Alayhi wa sallam used to read Qur'an and blow on kids for Shifa'a through the Qur'an. Sheikh Ibn Taymiyyah was also a student of the Hambali school. Alhamdulillah.
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