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**cenRealliat** · 11-08-2011, 05:32 AM

In short, the assertion is: it is okay for this aalim to do it.

Query: is it okay for other aalims to do that?

Second query: how much knowledge is necessary before you can start accusing people of being 'ulema-e-soo' and 'peddlers of falsehood' and 'people with mashed-up brains full of concentrated jahl?'

Does one get a certificate?

Some of this is rather comical; "How dare anyone criticize this aalim who spends a lot of his time criticizing other ulema!" why? "Because he's right!"

11-08-2011, 05:32 AM	#19
cenRealliat Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 520 Senior Member	In short, the assertion is: it is okay for this aalim to do it. Query: is it okay for other aalims to do that? Second query: how much knowledge is necessary before you can start accusing people of being 'ulema-e-soo' and 'peddlers of falsehood' and 'people with mashed-up brains full of concentrated jahl?' Does one get a certificate? Some of this is rather comical; "How dare anyone criticize this aalim who spends a lot of his time criticizing other ulema!" why? "Because he's right!"
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