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**Encannavalf** · 02-28-2012, 06:25 PM

Yesterday, a very influential brother, heavily involved in tabligh and respected by the ulama informed me that he attended a non-muslims funeral at the church. This immediately rang a bell in my head of the following fatwa I read:

http://www.thejamiat.co.za/index.php...-not&Itemid=37

Two things: (1) If someone so influential, knowledgeable and respected can potentially fall in the tentacles of kufr, what chance do lay people like us have? That is the most scariest thing. (2) How do I mention to this elderly, respected person that what he has done is, at best, seriously wrong, and, at worst, kufr?

02-28-2012, 06:25 PM	#1
Encannavalf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 459 Senior Member	Attending Church for Funeral Yesterday, a very influential brother, heavily involved in tabligh and respected by the ulama informed me that he attended a non-muslims funeral at the church. This immediately rang a bell in my head of the following fatwa I read: http://www.thejamiat.co.za/index.php...-not&Itemid=37 Two things: (1) If someone so influential, knowledgeable and respected can potentially fall in the tentacles of kufr, what chance do lay people like us have? That is the most scariest thing. (2) How do I mention to this elderly, respected person that what he has done is, at best, seriously wrong, and, at worst, kufr?
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