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**SergZHy67** · 07-16-2012, 11:21 PM

I'm sure there are many Muslims in their country of origin who could do with reminders.. they should focus there instead of coming to peaceful Muslim societies who already have enough scholars, masajid, television channels, literature to gain more understanding of the religion, plus these are an arabic speaking Muslim people, so they can understand the Qur'an and ahadeeth easily.

Comes down to basic math, really. If someone goes out in tabligh and da'wah to Eritrea for a stipulated time of 4 months or 40 days and then goes back to their locality and does the same thing that they did in Eritrea, then where are they spending most of their time in da'wah and tabligh? (Does that sound like a SAT question?

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One can just take a look at the mess the Muslim societies in South Asia are in because of 101 sects and groups. This should not be exported to other Muslim countries..spare them the fitnah!

The founders and the majority of the workers in da'wah and tabligh are all from ahlus sunnah wal jama'ah. One of the objectives in da'wah and tabligh is to stay away from engaging the public in things that generally cause disunity amongst Muslims.

Would you mind reading a book written in Arabic about the purposes of da'wah and tabligh? I can give you a link. Majjanan ya'ni

Or do you have everything figured out?

07-16-2012, 11:21 PM	#24
SergZHy67 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 457 Senior Member	I'm sure there are many Muslims in their country of origin who could do with reminders.. they should focus there instead of coming to peaceful Muslim societies who already have enough scholars, masajid, television channels, literature to gain more understanding of the religion, plus these are an arabic speaking Muslim people, so they can understand the Qur'an and ahadeeth easily. Comes down to basic math, really. If someone goes out in tabligh and da'wah to Eritrea for a stipulated time of 4 months or 40 days and then goes back to their locality and does the same thing that they did in Eritrea, then where are they spending most of their time in da'wah and tabligh? (Does that sound like a SAT question?) One can just take a look at the mess the Muslim societies in South Asia are in because of 101 sects and groups. This should not be exported to other Muslim countries..spare them the fitnah! The founders and the majority of the workers in da'wah and tabligh are all from ahlus sunnah wal jama'ah. One of the objectives in da'wah and tabligh is to stay away from engaging the public in things that generally cause disunity amongst Muslims. Would you mind reading a book written in Arabic about the purposes of da'wah and tabligh? I can give you a link. Majjanan ya'ni Or do you have everything figured out?
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