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**Erossycuc** · 01-24-2012, 01:30 PM

You do have a point akhi - it is indeed a torture to see the typical YT page. May be we can make a polite suggestion to YT to build an option in which nasty things are not visible and only links and short description appear.

Coming to the video in question - this is great. It is strange how your affection builds up even for the speaker. This is the advantage of focusing on the positive things. Though it is tiring to keep reading a narration in which significant ideas are flowing at a considerable rate but it is worth it.
Wassalam

السلام عليكم

Brother Maripat, please excuse my shortcomings, but can you please elaborate a bit on the last line. I believe this is one of the best pieces I have seen on the great Imam (RA) from Salafee camp. However, I construed from the last part where he emphasized that one shouldn't be extremist in following any school of thoughts, which implies one can pick and chose whichever one is comfortable with so long as it conforms to the criteria adopted by an (read any) accepted school of thoughts. Isn't it also a 'no' to following a single school of thought aka Taqleed?

01-24-2012, 01:30 PM	#11
Erossycuc Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 388 Senior Member	You do have a point akhi - it is indeed a torture to see the typical YT page. May be we can make a polite suggestion to YT to build an option in which nasty things are not visible and only links and short description appear. Coming to the video in question - this is great. It is strange how your affection builds up even for the speaker. This is the advantage of focusing on the positive things. Though it is tiring to keep reading a narration in which significant ideas are flowing at a considerable rate but it is worth it. Wassalam السلام عليكم Brother Maripat, please excuse my shortcomings, but can you please elaborate a bit on the last line. I believe this is one of the best pieces I have seen on the great Imam (RA) from Salafee camp. However, I construed from the last part where he emphasized that one shouldn't be extremist in following any school of thoughts, which implies one can pick and chose whichever one is comfortable with so long as it conforms to the criteria adopted by an (read any) accepted school of thoughts. Isn't it also a 'no' to following a single school of thought aka Taqleed?
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