Curaezipirid
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I'm not understating the role of sheikhs in explaining to us many important fields of fiqh, but not having a sheikh is no excuse for not becoming a top Muslim
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Now I am wondering if there is a quality to a Sheik that I had not previously recogised.
I know meaning for the word fiqh, but had not before found any association between teaching of fiqh and the nature of those whom are shayk.
Is he just a rich dude whom gets it?
Is there a needed social function in having such role models before us?
As persons to Love in Allah?
As persons about whom to appreciate that there is a specific level of responsibility which we must all, in the end, face.
I can reconcile with a need for knowing such persons because of the example they set.
There is sheik rock at the block there in Sydney, whom I have written and supplied Alms to from my work as a poet, (but never met or been replied to from), so I wonder how soon there will be a Sheik Street here in Brisbane. That is to say, that there is a function in which even a poor man can attain that certainty that a Sheik might have. In Isa we all are the poor.
But all my own commentary aside, what is the meaning in the Arabic word "Sheik" that I was missing?
waram/salams