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Tag Archives: scholars
Relation’s between sunni scholars
Q: With humble submission we observe with pain that prominent sunni aleems/mashayks from Pakistan has negative understandings against each other. Continue reading
Posted in Sufism (Tasawwuf)
Tagged `ulama, Ahl as-Sunnah wa'l-Jama`ah, dispute, division, mashaykh, Pakistan, scholars, unity
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Calling scholars names
Q: What is the ruling on the person that calls a respected scholars bad names? Continue reading
Is Belief in al-Mahdi Part of Islamic Creed?
Q: Is belief in al-Mahdi required in the beliefs of Muslims, in particular Ahl as-Sunnah?
A: Belief in the Mahdî is Obligatory in Islam Continue reading
Why Follow an Imam?
This can be answered by posing a counter-question: “Do you know all the various laws of deen, religion? Are you capable of extracting and deriving the laws pertaining to wudu, salah, zakat, etc. directly from the Qur’an and Hadith? Continue reading
Posted in Halal & Haram
Tagged `ulama, hadith, imam, Imam Abu Hanifa, knowledge, madhhab, Quran, scholars, Shaykh Muhammad Ilyas Faisal
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Taqleed, Following a School of Thought
“To follow”, ittib`a, simply refers to the practice of an unqualified, lay person (in a specific field of specialization) submitting to and accepting the authority of an expert in that field, without demanding proof and justification for every view, opinion or verdict. Continue reading
Posted in Halal & Haram
Tagged `ulama, compulsory, fiqh, hadith, ijtihad, ittib`a, madhhab, Mufti Zubair Bayat, muqallid, Quran, scholars, schools of thought, taqleed, wajib
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