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Topic: Is it permissable to learn Qur'anic tajweed from the ahlul bid'ah?
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Assala mu Alaikum
Are we allowed to learn tajweed of the Qur'an from the ahlul bid'ah, or from people who ascribe to salafiyyah but have deviations in certain aspects of the salafi manhaj? For example they say: "we should not criticise and warn against the the ahlul bid'ah openly", or "we should not speak about the innovations of Sayyid Qutb, since he is no longer alive" etc.
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| sajid_chauhan_81
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The Question on learning Tajweed or Arabic Language from someone who is not Salafi or whose condition is unknown was answered by Shaykh Ubayd hafidhahullah here. This particular question starts at time 39:14. The Shaykh hafidhahullah gives a detailed reply mashAllah regarding the different situations.
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| sajid_chauhan_81
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Yesterday in the link-up with Salafi Center of Manchester, Shaykh Zaid al-Madkhali hafidhahullah was asked the following question:- | quote: |
| Is it permissible for me to sit with the people of bidah to learn from them something that is beneficial for me or should I leave them totally? |
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The Shaykh started off telling that people of bidah don't benefit people. they spread their poison. Because Bidah is from amongst the most dangerous of sins and a dangerous issue to fall into and it's from the ugliest of actions. People of bidah fight against people of Sunnah. They fight against the Sunnah. So, what benefit will you get from such a person who positions himself in opposing the Sunnah?
What is better and more secure is that you separate yourself & distance yourself from them. don't sit with them, don't accompany them, don't even debate with them and argue with them...This(i.e. debating) is for people of knowledge only...the one who has knowledge & understanding he goes to them and debates them upon the issues in which they oppose the Sunnah.
As for the one who has no knowledge it is not for him to go and debate with the people. Even debating them should not be done except by those who have the knowledge in order to debate them. So be warned! Take caution against the people of Bidah.
Goodness is with people of Sunnah and the Sunnah. Then the Shaykh made duaa that Allah subhaanu wa ta'aala makes us from the People of Sunnah. |
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Translated by Br. Mohammad Taqweem bin Aslam hafidhahullah who is about to start his 6th year in Islamic Univ. of Madeenah. For mp3/CD of the lecture visit www.salaficentre.co.uk.
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Click here to read another thread on a similar topic and read opinions of Shaykh Uthaymeen, Shaykh Muqbil and exceptions.
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Fatwa no. 17452
Q: I am a seeker of knowledge; I love to learn and I strive hard in the pursuit of knowledge. I attend classes on Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence), grammar and Tajwid (art of Qur'anic recitation) given by a Shi`ah (Shi`ites) scholar. Some of my brothers told me that these people slander some of the Sahabah (the Prophet's companions), and in fact I have found that this is true in some cases, however, I am still studying with them. I hope that you can tell me which is best; should I complete my studies with them, or look for other scholars?
Moreover, I have pen friends in Iran with whom I exchange political and Islamic books. These books emphasize the sect of Imamis that shows great reverence for Ahl-ul-Bayt (members of the Prophet's extended Muslim family). Should I maintain my communication with them or not?
In Ramadan, I read a great deal of the Qur'an, but I found that I make mistakes in my reading. I went to one of the scholars and asked him to teach me, but I discovered that he makes mistakes, and I do not know what to do. In my area there is no hafiz (title given to people who have completely memorized the Qur'an) and during Ramadan I stay in my village. Is it permissible for me to buy tapes of Qur'an or should I look for a scholar who can teach me Qur'an?
A: You have to study with scholars who are known for their knowledge and whose 'Aqidah (creed) is sound, and you should keep away from innovators who go against the Ahl-ul-Sunnah (those adhering to the Sunnah). Such people include Shi`ah (Shi`ites) and Imamis. You must not study with them, sit with them, correspond with them or read their books, lest they lead you astray from the path of Allah (may He be Exalted). Study the Qur'an with a reciter who reads it well and whose `Aqidah and religious commitment are sound. There is no reason why you should not listen to Quran tapes to benefit from them.
May Allah grant us success! May peace and blessings of Allah be upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family and Companions!
Permanent Committee for Scholarly Research and Ifta'
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Please click here to read the opinions of Shaykh Hasan ibn Abdul Wahhab al-Banna and Shaykh Saalih al-Fawzaan hafidhahumullah.
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