such as tablighi jamaat, gulen movement, nur movement or said nursi, sufi orders, etc.? are all of these bid'ah? should we only stick to the Qur'an and the sunnah? why or why not?
such as tablighi jamaat, gulen movement, nur movement or said nursi, sufi orders, etc.? are all of these bid'ah? should we only stick to the Qur'an and the sunnah? why or why not?
such as tablighi jamaat, gulen movement, nur movement or said nursi, sufi orders, etc.? are all of these bid'ah? should we only stick to the Qur'an and the sunnah? why or why not?
jammah = Ahle Sunnah Wal Jammah aka Sunni (75% of 2+ billion Muslims)
Salam. I think this doesnt solve the problem either. Just like every contradicting group claims their path is the true Islam, every contradicting group within the ahle sunnah claims theirs is the true ahle sunnah. So who are the true ahle sunnah?
:wasalam:
the ahadith posted above that with the link answers your question.
Thanks. If you mean this hadith “(Those who follow) that which I and my companions follow.” all of these people claim that they follow the Prophet Aleyhisselam and his companions but some still majorly differ on many things and say this or that is the true path of them. So, is it always the majority as main body who are right?
salam. I think this doesnt solve the problem either. Just like every contradicting group claims their path is the true islam, every contradicting group within the ahle sunnah claims theirs is the true ahle sunnah. So who are the true ahle sunnah?
. EDIT: Sorry, this post was immature.jammah means the majority and statistically speaking, the sunni are the majority, comprising of 75% of all Muslims. The shia are 2nd in numbers at about $15 and all the other deviant sects twinkle down from there. Then there are those who like to call themselves Muslims (ahmadiyyah) but are not because of the aqeedah contradicting Islam. So sects wise, the jammah are teh sunni.
With that said, only question now is as to who within sunni sect is right since there are many groups within sunni islam and many of them do differ. First of all, there are madhabs (schools of thought) such as the 4 imams and such are acceptable. Then there are other groups like the sufi who claim to be sunni but you have to look at their aqeedah and for many it is corrupt as they believe they can become one with Allah noudbillah, among other things. So to answer your question, regardless of which group claims to be sunni. Don't listen to them, look at their aqeedah and see if it aligns with the Quran and the Sunnah. If it doesn't then they are not all that sunni they claim to be.
This issue of groups being allowed in Islam or not and just to follow the Quran and Sunnah and you will be safe has been an issue within our Ummah for some time now.
The difficulty with this answering this question is, what do you class as a group/movement?
Does this also include Muslim charity organisations, (which may follow a particular Madthhab with regards to the rules of Zakat and Sadaqah)? Does this include Muslim local community groups/organisations? Does it include the movements that rose up against oppression in the Arab Spring?
All of whom many of us would argue have actually done/tried to do good for this Ummah.
I find it strange that those that say: 'follow Quran and Sunnah and don't be involved in groups', are effectively turning themselves into a movement...
I have heard many of these movements arose due to a deficiency they saw in the Ummah. Sufi's came about to re enlighten the spiritual aspects of Islam (Tablighi's to some extent too), Salafi's to bring back the importance of not to blind follow without evidence and many political ones who are striving to bring back Islamic governance in the world.
To me I feel that many movements (not all) have actually done some good for this Ummah when we actually needed it.
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