1. When Do We Say That A Common Person Is
Not A Salafi?
Shaykh Rabee said, "The common person,
like the average Raafidhee (Shia), or their likes from the people of
partisanship (Ahlu Bidah), if he affirms their ideas and he follows them,
befriending people for their sake and opposing the Salafis for example, then
he is from them.
But if he is not active (doing the
aforementioned) and he is a person who accepts the truth, then he is to be
advised and taught the Salafi manhaj. There should be no rush in judging
him.
But if he is active with them and accepts their ideas as I have mentioned, then he is from them.
Other than this, the ordinary person who
does not understand what they are on, the one who holds no animosity or
stance against the Salafi manhaj, such a person should be dealt with
patiently, taught and advised. There should be no rush in judging him."
Ref: Bakkah.net
2. When does a person leave the Salafi
Manhaj and (when is he) declared not to be a Salafi?
Shaykh Ubayd Al-Jabiree said, "This
(when does a person leave the Salafi manhaj) has been clarified by the people
of knowledge and they have documented this in their books and their
admonitions.
...When a person opposes a fundamental from
the fundamentals of Ahlus Sunnah (i.e. an issue of creed or manhaj agreedes
upon by Ahlu Sunnah), the proof is established upon the person and if he
refuses to return (to the correct aqeedah or manhaj of Ahlu Sunnah) then
indeed he leaves Salafiyyah.
Likewise they (the scholars of Ahlu Sunnah)
said that if even in the branches (fur'oo), he opposes a branch from the
branches of the deen and makes walaa (loyalty) and baraa (disloyalty) upon
this, then verily he leaves Salafiyyah."
Ref: Salafitalk.com
3. When Does A Man Leave Ahlu Sunnah?
Shaykh Ahmed An-Najmee said, "If a
person innovates an innovation or it was innovated and he fell into it, he is
to be advised. If he accepts this advice, then in this case he is to be
considered from Ahlu Sunnah (Salafiyyah) and he has not left it.
If he does not accept the advice and the
innovation is one which is clear (one agreed upon by Ahlu Sunnah scholars and
not differed over by them), then surely he leaves Ahlus Sunnah (Salafiyyah)
and he is not a Sunni (which means he is not a Salafi when 'Sunni' is used
correctly), neither is he one with Salafi aqeedah (Islamic beliefs) in this
matter.
It is not to be said that he is a Salafi and
it is not to be said that he is from Ahlu Sunnah."
Ref: A tape which the Shaykh Ahmed An-Najmee
recorded on 29/10/02, transcription on Salafitalk.net
4. When Does A Person Leave The Sphere Of
Ahlu Sunnah Wal Jamaah (Salafiyyah)
Shaykh Mohammed Al-Wasaabi said,
"Perhaps you remember the statement of the Allaamah Ash-Shaatibi (may
Allaah have mercy upon him) in his book Al-'Itisaam, the summary would be:
That a person would leave the sphere of Ahlu
Sunnah Wal Jamaah (Salafiyyah) in two cases:
1. If he opposes Ahlu Sunnah (Salafiyyah) in
a fundamental from their fundamentals (the aqeedah or manhaj). As you know
from the fundamentals of Ahlu sunnah is gathering upon the truth and this
person has split from it (the truth in either aqeedah or manhaj).
2. If he becomes drowned (opposes many
things which Ahlu Sunnah agree upon wether it is many small things or a few
major things).
Ref: Al-Qawl Al-Hasan Fee Nushi Abil Hasan
pg 30
5. When Is An Individual Considered To Be
From The 72 Misguided Sects (Or One Of The Branches Of These Sects)?
Shaykh Fawzaan said, "Whoever opposes
Ahlu Sunnah Wal Jamaah (Salafiyyah) from those who ascribe themselves to
Islam in dawah, in aqeedah or in anything from the fundamentals of iman
(faith), then he enters the 72 sects. He is under this threat therefore he is
censured and punished (refuted/warned against) depending on the extent of his
opposition (to Ahlu Sunnah Wal Jamaah (Salafiyyah))."
Ref: Al Ajwibah Al Mufeedah pg:16
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Saturday, 2 May 2015
When does a person leave Sunnah ?
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