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**sandracuk** · 03-28-2012, 02:06 PM

Salam

just as an aside I recently met Shaykh Abdullah hakim Quick (hafidhahullah) a great scholar and a graduate of madina uni, so most would assume he's ont he salafi side of things. He came to town for an Almaghrib course on Ilsmaic history in the maghreb, spain, and the americas.

In my discussion with him it was clear that he condemned discussion of aqeedah on hairsplitting issues (istiwa, yadd) and condemned all those who call for the burning of Ibn Hajir's book's because he was an "ashari deviant" saying something along the lines of: they were out of control.

This scholar showed great respect for the ulema of the madhabs and the asharis/maturidis (though of course he has differences with them). and quoted maulana Abul Hasan ali nadwi more than once in his lectures.

just goes to show that some "salafis" are very agreeable, kinda like Shaykh Musa Al-Shareef.

03-28-2012, 02:06 PM	#8
sandracuk Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 674 Senior Member	Salam just as an aside I recently met Shaykh Abdullah hakim Quick (hafidhahullah) a great scholar and a graduate of madina uni, so most would assume he's ont he salafi side of things. He came to town for an Almaghrib course on Ilsmaic history in the maghreb, spain, and the americas. In my discussion with him it was clear that he condemned discussion of aqeedah on hairsplitting issues (istiwa, yadd) and condemned all those who call for the burning of Ibn Hajir's book's because he was an "ashari deviant" saying something along the lines of: they were out of control. This scholar showed great respect for the ulema of the madhabs and the asharis/maturidis (though of course he has differences with them). and quoted maulana Abul Hasan ali nadwi more than once in his lectures. just goes to show that some "salafis" are very agreeable, kinda like Shaykh Musa Al-Shareef.
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