salaam brothers and sisters and i don't know if i'm posting in the right section so mods feel free to move it if its in the wrong section
ok so i really like mufti menk as i think he is really knowledgable and and i think he is a respected sheikh and he was the first sheikh that i listened to and i watch many of his lectures and truly benefit from them
ok so basically apparently mufti menk said a few things that raised a few eyebrows, i personally haven't heard it myself because the videos got removed from youtube and i havent been able to find anything on it
so to cut a long story short mufti menk apparently restricted couple of ayahs from the Qur'an i think about jihad i'm not entirely sure what topic, so does anyone know anything about this?? on uf people were saying restricting verses from the Qur'an is a kufr thing to do, so i just wanted to put this out there and wanted to know if anybody has heard of this and i mean seriously why would he say that right?
i still like mufti menk and listen to his lectures i mean he really is knowledgable about the deen so yeah i guess i just wanted to know what you lot think, i personally haven't heard him say anything like that so yeah
so get discussing and keep it friendly no need to get heated up with negative comments
Okay I told Mufti Menk about this thread. Alhamdulilah he replied very fast .
His response:
"Assalaamu alaykum warahmatullahi wabarakaatuh
Jihad is very deep in meaning. Its door shall remain opened upto the end of time. This includes defending oneself and ones land and the ummah and the Deen etc etc as well as many other struggles and endurances.
All verses of the Qur'aan are valid and shall remain valid upto the end of time. The way they are applied in certain matters definitely requires conditions to be met. If these conditions are met then only would one be able to apply them correctly.
So the context in which the verses were revealed and the method in which the laws were applied cannot be ignored when applying them today.
This does not mean the verses are not applicable at all or that Jihad was only for a certain period. Ma3aathallah.
We see many ignorant Muslims who have not studied the Deen take a part of a verse or a single verse without knowing anything about how it is to be applied and claiming it is a Qur'aanic injunction.
This is what was being referred to in the lecture in Capetown some years back.
Okay I told Mufti Menk about this thread. Alhamdulilah he replied very fast .
His response:
"Assalaamu alaykum warahmatullahi wabarakaatuh
Jihad is very deep in meaning. Its door shall remain opened upto the end of time. This includes defending oneself and ones land and the ummah and the Deen etc etc as well as many other struggles and endurances.
All verses of the Qur'aan are valid and shall remain valid upto the end of time. The way they are applied in certain matters definitely requires conditions to be met. If these conditions are met then only would one be able to apply them correctly.
So the context in which the verses were revealed and the method in which the laws were applied cannot be ignored when applying them today.
This does not mean the verses are not applicable at all or that Jihad was only for a certain period. Ma3aathallah.
We see many ignorant Muslims who have not studied the Deen take a part of a verse or a single verse without knowing anything about how it is to be applied and claiming it is a Qur'aanic injunction.
This is what was being referred to in the lecture in Capetown some years back.
Allah knows best.
Ismail Menk
Harare
Zimbabwe"
no way that was fast and you're really in touch with mufti menk? thats really cool masha'Allah
yay i'm happy i knew it, its true those of us who are not knowledgable assume things when we dont really know, you know why i enjoy his lectures its because he really breaks it down and its easy to understand and i really benefit from his lectures
may Allah SWT reward him and grant him jannahtul firdous Ameen
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