Correction, innovation in Islam i.e. adding things to the religion would lead you to the hell fire.Bro, an innovation is an innovation. Innovations lead to the hellfire.
Technology. The computer you are using to read this information. The house that you live in. The clothes that you are wearing. Most of these contain innovative attributes and/or designs.where is your proof that there is good bid'ah?
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Correction, innovation in Islam i.e. adding things to the religion would lead you to the hell fire.
Being innovative in the general sense isn't neccessarily bad. Just wanted to clarify this.
Technology. The computer you are using to read this information. The house that you live in. The clothes that you are wearing. Most of these contain innovative attributes and/or designs.
They aren't adding to Islam though - they are making the religion more accessible. This forum could be a form of bi'dah if those listed in your posts are.If 'every' innovation is a misguidance then the following too are all innovations which originated two centuries or more after Sahaba RA: Reading eight raka in Tarawih; Translations of Quran; Writing Tafseers; collection and classification of Ahaadiths; Principles of Jurisprudence; The four schools of Fiqh, Stoned and carpeted Mosques, use of loud speakers in mosques etc
In the deen you nut!
Technology. The computer you are using to read this information. The house that you live in. The clothes that you are wearing. Most of these contain innovative attributes and/or designs.
That's certainly what i'm talking about.Meaning of Bid'ah: Every Belief or saying or action that came after the death of the Prophet peace be upon him with the intention of worskhip, or getting closer to Allah, And there is no daleel for it from the Kitab or the Sunnah.
I think thats what we're talking about here.
Ok dokey. Well, if Bi'dah is wrong anyway (in the religious sense) then there is no good or bad bi'dah.In the deen you nut!kay:
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Yes, i agree.
Ok dokey. Well, if Bi'dah is wrong anyway (in the religious sense) then there is no good or bad bi'dah.
AGAIN
Sheikh al-Islam lbn Hajar Al Asqalani, the commentator on al-Bukhari, said, "Anything that did not exist during the Prophet's time is called innovation, but some are good while others are not."
Abu Na'eem, narrated from Ibrahim al-Junaid, said, "I heard Ash-Shafi'i saying, 'Innovation is of two types: praiseworthy innovation and blameworthy innovation, and anything that disagrees with the Sunnah is blameworthy."
Salaam.
But there are some things that weren't around then, so there may not have Daleel, but also not be against Sunnah.
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