[jabader]

I apologize if I offend someone unwillingly ( willingly is another matter ), but it's more than just reading the Qur'an and its meanings. Joining their courses and attendance actually plants a seen in the hearts of the attendees. That seed being "these people can't be wrong"; due to their limited knowledge, they don't see the outcomes of these actions, and eventually, they bring home a few wrong understandings.

These understandings pass along into their children, and hence they turn towards deviance.

The problem here is not that the members of this forum want everyone to be hanafi/maliki/shafii/hanbali, rather, the problem here is that a few members here have been living in the west or in the environments where pseudo-salafism got a chance to be deep-rooted so strongly that every other person they meet, supports this deviation, so our brothers/sisters have started ignoring it as a real deviation and now they want everyone else to be immune to this fitnah as well.