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**wrardymar** · 01-17-2012, 09:50 PM

This is not aqeedah this aqeeqah. What do you mean by Allahu Alam? You mean to say aqeedah is not defined. Your statement is clear cut deviation.

Aqeedah of a muslim is clearly defined. See Iman e Mujmal and Iman e mufassal

Akhi - why so harsh and hasty to call others mubtadis? It's possible he only meant the following: refraining from asking about deep aqeedah questions and giving opinions on it.

E.g. Imam Malik was asked: How did Allah make istiwa' on the throne?" Imam Malik inclined his head and was silent until the sweat of fever covered his brow, then he looked up and said: "Istiwa' is not unknown (ghayru majhul), the modality of it is inconceivable in the mind (al-kayfu minhu ghayru ma`qul); but belief in it is obligatory, and inquiring about it is a heretical innovation. You are an innovator."

01-17-2012, 09:50 PM	#12
wrardymar Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 423 Senior Member	This is not aqeedah this aqeeqah. What do you mean by Allahu Alam? You mean to say aqeedah is not defined. Your statement is clear cut deviation. Aqeedah of a muslim is clearly defined. See Iman e Mujmal and Iman e mufassal Akhi - why so harsh and hasty to call others mubtadis? It's possible he only meant the following: refraining from asking about deep aqeedah questions and giving opinions on it. E.g. Imam Malik was asked: How did Allah make istiwa' on the throne?" Imam Malik inclined his head and was silent until the sweat of fever covered his brow, then he looked up and said: "Istiwa' is not unknown (ghayru majhul), the modality of it is inconceivable in the mind (al-kayfu minhu ghayru ma`qul); but belief in it is obligatory, and inquiring about it is a heretical innovation. You are an innovator."
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