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**Effopsytupt** · 05-06-2012, 10:48 PM

I would humbly ask you to disregard the "advice" given to you by "Idil_". Islam cannot be learned from books. If you're sincere, attach yourself to a shaykh and forget about sects and divisions - instead focus on improving yourself. it will be of more benefit and less confusing than any online experience.

You are right brother in this, Improving myself is the first step, and then comes the rest. I do not even go into the sects etc, I just know which "sects" to stay away from and that is as far as I take it.

05-06-2012, 10:48 PM	#22
Effopsytupt Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 448 Senior Member	I would humbly ask you to disregard the "advice" given to you by "Idil_". Islam cannot be learned from books. If you're sincere, attach yourself to a shaykh and forget about sects and divisions - instead focus on improving yourself. it will be of more benefit and less confusing than any online experience. You are right brother in this, Improving myself is the first step, and then comes the rest. I do not even go into the sects etc, I just know which "sects" to stay away from and that is as far as I take it.
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