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**Dastyh** · 07-05-2010, 10:01 PM

JazakAllahu khairan everyone...this seems to make more sense. If and only if the shaykh is qualified then a person would benefit from fana fil shaykh as such a shaykh would not do anything contrary to the sunnah and shariah.

It's more like a tool to obtain Allah's pleasure and not an end goal in itself. And that too only conditional on the shaykh being qualified.

There are very few compitent sheikhs, so that would make sense.

There are very few mashaikh who I would describe who are fana fil rasul.

In this day and age they are rare indeed.

07-05-2010, 10:01 PM	#17
Dastyh Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 361 Senior Member	JazakAllahu khairan everyone...this seems to make more sense. If and only if the shaykh is qualified then a person would benefit from fana fil shaykh as such a shaykh would not do anything contrary to the sunnah and shariah. It's more like a tool to obtain Allah's pleasure and not an end goal in itself. And that too only conditional on the shaykh being qualified. There are very few compitent sheikhs, so that would make sense. There are very few mashaikh who I would describe who are fana fil rasul. In this day and age they are rare indeed.
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