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**Anakattawl** · 07-17-2012, 05:16 AM

Indeed, that's what it is. But what is your way of dealing with that ? Are you all just ignoring it ?
Is there no more stories like the first one to be shared ?

The khawarij executed the son of the beloved companion kabbab (may Allah be pleased with him) only on the basis he disagreed that the amirul mumineen was kaffir.

It is simply a matter of ignoring what you hear to what you have been taught to be true. The burden of proof only lies with the scholar and the lay person has no obligation and is relieved of this. So why attempt to comprehend issue that Allah has not given to you to deal with? La illaha illallah.

Sahabah are the greatest of people. Upon hadrath Ali going to battle against hadrath Aisha (may Allah be pleased with them) he stated, 'Allah is testing me whether I stand on the truth or ascribe partners with him by taken her side'. This is to be understood from the verse when people take others as the lord when they favour the side of people over the truth. He believed to be on truth and had the knowledge to be absolutely certain of it, this confidence was a great gift from Allah to the companions.

The blessed people who excel above others with firm conviction of the truth will always embark on a constant struggle against the interpretation of others, but it is only they who can do this. Someone like me is just affiliate to the people of truth and has the knowledge funnelled down

07-17-2012, 05:16 AM	#13
Anakattawl Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 551 Senior Member	Indeed, that's what it is. But what is your way of dealing with that ? Are you all just ignoring it ? Is there no more stories like the first one to be shared ? The khawarij executed the son of the beloved companion kabbab (may Allah be pleased with him) only on the basis he disagreed that the amirul mumineen was kaffir. It is simply a matter of ignoring what you hear to what you have been taught to be true. The burden of proof only lies with the scholar and the lay person has no obligation and is relieved of this. So why attempt to comprehend issue that Allah has not given to you to deal with? La illaha illallah. Sahabah are the greatest of people. Upon hadrath Ali going to battle against hadrath Aisha (may Allah be pleased with them) he stated, 'Allah is testing me whether I stand on the truth or ascribe partners with him by taken her side'. This is to be understood from the verse when people take others as the lord when they favour the side of people over the truth. He believed to be on truth and had the knowledge to be absolutely certain of it, this confidence was a great gift from Allah to the companions. The blessed people who excel above others with firm conviction of the truth will always embark on a constant struggle against the interpretation of others, but it is only they who can do this. Someone like me is just affiliate to the people of truth and has the knowledge funnelled down
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