9. Cursing Yazid in Shia & Sunni Thought | Dr. Sayed Ammar Nakshawani | Muharram 2024/1446 

Read the Quran-does it ask you to contemplate about and worship God, or to think about people of the past to curse them? Who has the final judgement-humans or Allah.

​@@sabeenamalik1663 786 Salaam! Thank you so much for your reply above... No offence meant, but we destroy so much of our hard-earned sawaab when we wish ill for others, and asking that Allah's rahèmat be removed from someone is not exactly a kind thing. We certainly have to keep away from wrongdoers, yes, and dissociate from them, as Sayed said. Anyways, can anyone exist outside of Allah's rahèmat??? Also, we can rest assured that when wrongdoers, especially those against Ahlulbayt, realize the atrocity of their acts at the time of death and judgement, they are so horrified that they themselves cannot forgive themselves for what they have done, and thus they do not even seek the mercy of the most High... He, the Forgiver, is not invoked by them, and so, He does not need to extend rahèmat to them, as it is not begged for. The wrongdoers themselves punish themselves, Allah does not need to do it: their own conscious mind stands as a witness against them. I have the feeling that many are going to be upset by my comment... May they forgive me for differing from them in my opinion... May Allah always guide us all on sirat al-mustaqeem. Aameen.

Very very true!

Yes, they are majority of Sunnis.

1) Al Baladhuri said in Ansab al Ashraf (126): Bakr ibn al Haytham said that ‘Abdur Razzaq narrated to us - he said - Ma’mar narrated to us from, Ibn Tawus - from his father - from Kaysan - from ‘Abdullah ibn ‘Amr ibn al ‘As - who said: “I was sitting with the Messenger of Allah salla Llahu ‘alayhi wa sallam when he said, ‘there shall enter upon you, from this mountain pass, a man who will die upon other than my religion,’ and I had left my father after the water for wudu’ had been placed for him - so I was like a person who was holding back his urge to urinate, out of fear that my father would come. Then Muawiyah came and the Messenger salla Llahu ‘alayhi wa sallam said, “this is he.” 2) Sunan Abu Dawud 4597 "Abu `Amir al-Hawdhani said: Mu`awiyah b. Abi Sufiyan stood among us and said: Beware! The Apostle of Allah stood among us and said: Beware! The people of the Book before were split up into seventy two sects, and this community will be split into seventy three: seventy two of them will go to Hell and one of them will go to Paradise, and it is the majority group." While the Shia version of the Hadith is: Al-Kulayni, Al-Kaafi, vol. 8, pg. 224, hadeeth # 283 From Aboo Khaalid Al-Kaabulee (Kankar) from Abee Ja`far (Imam al-Baqir): He said: "The Jews after Moosa separated into 71 sects of which one is in Jannah (i.e. Heaven) and the (remaining) 70 sects are in the fire (i.e. Hell). And the Christians after `Eesa separated into 72 sects of which one sect is in Jannah and the (remaining) 71 (sects) are in the fire. And this Ummah after the Prophet separated into 73 sects and 72 sects are in the fire and one sect is in Jannah and from the 73 sects, 13 of the sects plagiarize/impersonate friendship and wilayah of us (the Imaams), and 12 sects from it are in the fire, and one sect is in Jannah, and the (remaining) 60 sects from the rest of the people are in the fire.” 3) Quran verses 4:59 (follow Allah and his Messenger and those in authority) + 33:33 (verse of purification of Ahlulbayt) + 3:61 (verse of Mubahila/ahlul-Kisa) are usually the verses used by the Shia in debates, that "those in authority" after the prophet (4:59) are indeed the ones of the purified household (33:33, 3:61). Usually the Shia exegesis of these Quranic verses mentions the Hadiths of Ghadir Khumm and Thaqalayn as proof.

@@tuffgong4600 you da man, bro. This stuff is what is in my heart and on my tongue, but to back it up is what I needed. You have done that for me. May God bless your soul.

@@tuffgong4600thank you. Alhamdulillah

For a historical analysis of differences between shia and non shia, Peshawar nights and Then I was guided are fantastic books.... you can find both of them in the book library in Shia toolkit app .. besides these there are many other books on various topics which you will find in there... you can also Google them.. Jazakallah

Assuming you already have Quran, I can recommend you to look at the Hadiths in "Al Kafi" There are multiple volumes, start with 1.

Umar the second halifa he was stabbed in masjid by abu luhluh.. because of the issue... You can find it in net.. long story but it is about Umar

@@AnilAzizmamadov thanks for replying

You peoples are soo narrow islam is soo wide brother😂

Untrue

@@ahmedhoosen9658 exactly and the cursing of the khalif and Aisha rA literally doesn't help anything and spreads disunity.

Every single Prophet had their nemesis between those who followed him. Nabiy Isa (as) had merely 12 disciples, one of them sold him for 30 coins of silver. If you read the Bible, even though It cannot be believed 100%, you'll find many examples like this in the stories of the Prophets

even Nooh A.S wife and Lut A.S wife are among the disbelievers and this is mentioned in the Quran. if those prophets wives can go to jahannam, then ...... refer to previous majalis of Sayed Amaar Nakshwani and don't listen to argue. listen to broaden ur horizons. at the end ur deen is with u and mine with me. so we need to use our intellect for our akhirah.

The wives of Nabi Nuh and Lut were also chosen by Allah sbwt, and they were def not on the right path, with Prophet Muhammad (saw) its no different. Allah sbwt says in Surah Tawbah, the Propeht(s) was unaware of the Hyprocrites around him. The evidences and events are clear.

how do i laugh at this comment. 😂