Sufi is at its peak in west africa ! I come from a sufi family and they are DEEPLY rooted in it. I left sufism (tijaniyya to be more precise) and I am not even allowed to TALK about how it contradicts the Quran, I am not even allowed to mention anything about tijaniyya anymore. May Allah guidw my family, my country and the ummah! Assalam aleykum
Same here, I live in a country where it is the norm to be affiliated to one of the sufi branches. I personally never trully embraced it and Ma Sha Allah I don't even think about taking part into it. I have seen many people go astray because of it.
Brother my condition is same. Just because of allah's guidance I got hidayat and when I got hidayat I started giving dawah. Many people have covered to Islam and few have reverted. But my family members are yet SUFI😭. I am not allowed to enter most of mosque, my friend were told not talk to me. My family is opposing for giving me dawah and calling people towards haqq. They don't want to listen any thing which goes against the Sufism, they are least interested in quran and Sunnah. The sufi have called me worst then a kafir. But no matter I don't care of one what I care is to be dutiful to allah
True Sufi people are those who follow shariah and sunnah of the Prophet s.a.v.more than most. Puryfing the heart and developing good behavior is the central point of Islam. Our beloved Prophet s.a.v. taught us and encouraged us many types of zikr and additional (nafl) prayers so that we become close to Allah and understand the wisdom of creation.
@@damnboi972It is mentioned as Tariqa. And Tariqa has different spiritual schools that connects to Abu Bakr Siddique R.A and IMAM Ali R. A. The word Ihsan is also mentioned in Hadith. This Ihsan is nothing but in Traditional word Tasawwuf. The words like Momin, Muttaqeen, Mohsin mentioned in QURAN this is what Tasawwuf does transmit Muslim to Momin to Mottaqee to Mohsin. By increasing purification.
@@AliHassan-x4j7p all good bro, but where do prophet pbuh mentioned this?? Like where he said that be a sufi or something? Can you show resources for your above claim?
@@damnboi972 The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) did not specifically call for people to be "Sufi" in the way the term is understood today, nor did he use the term directly. Many concepts in Islam, including Sufism, emerged after his time. Just as he did not explicitly establish formalized schools of thought (madhabs) or detail specific methodologies for Tafsir (Quranic exegesis) and Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh), he also did not mention Sufism as a distinct path. Relevant Points: 1. The core principles that underpin Sufism, such as inner purification, remembrance of Allah (Dhikr), and striving for a closer relationship with God, align with his teachings but are framed within a broader spiritual context that developed later. 2. Many practices and terms in Islam evolved after the Prophet’s era. For instance, the formal concept of Sufism, as a spiritual path emphasizing mystical experiences, became more organized in subsequent centuries. 3. For further exploration, you can refer to works like "The Revival of the Religious Sciences" (Ihya Ulum al-Din) by Al-Ghazali, which discusses Islamic spirituality, and "The Essential Rumi," reflecting on spiritual themes aligned with Sufi thought. Additionally, Quranic verses that emphasize inner spirituality, such as Quran 13:28, highlight the importance of remembering Allah. In summary, while the Prophet’s teachings encourage spirituality and connection with God, the formal designation of “Sufi” and its practices developed later, just as other interpretations and schools of thought did.
@@armans47 I thought it’s just spirituality, prophet Muhammad pbuh if he was around today you would think he’d be more in touch with his spirituality similar to the sufis
@@Ozzy4747 Yeah, but he didn’t call himself a sufi nor was he part of any cult called Sufism. Stop putting labels on things and stop creating sects. Why are sufis teaching that there’s hidden knowledge the Prophet saw only taught to specific people and only the sufis know it. This is mental retardation not spirituality. I mean come on
Alhamdulillah the best and most authentic video i have ever watched on the topic of sufism, other scholars just go deep and round and round and make it more difficult to understand.This video was straight to the point.Thank you shayk uthman.
In Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 they don’t call themselves sufi, but they call themselves akhli sunna wa al jamaa, but they have adopted a lot of Sufi practices like doing zikr in jamaa or some even go and make dua at the graves of imaams for help Audhubillah. May Allah help our ummah.
No harm in making Dua at grave...Why do you visit your deceased on Eid? Why do you visit the grave of Rasool Ullah , why do you make Dua at Junnat ul Bahqi. Please we need to apply common sense...Allah made islam easy don't complicate matters. Where does it say you can't perform Thikr in a group..show me. The arsh of Allah is directly link to a gathering where Allah is remembered. Allah know best...may Allah guide us.
@@zparkergeco First of all we don't have to give you anything, you have to provide us evidence for anything related to this Religion. The Prophet alaihi salatus salaam said anything that is not accordance with our affair then it will be rejected likewise Allah subhanu watala has informed us that this religion is complete and we have been commanded to follow the Prophet Muhammad sallalahu alaihi wasalam and his companions so if there is an act which is done that which was not done by the Prophet alaihi salatus salaam or his companions then either the people are on a religion better than what Allah has sent his messenger with or you are totally inventing something new, and the prophet Sallalahu alaihi wasalam said every newly invented matter is misguidance and all misguidance is in the hellfire. Likewise who said you can't make dua at graves? If you mean to say you making dua for the deceased then there are many narrations for that but if you mean you make dua to the inhabitant of the grave by saying for e.g. oh help me so and so then you have commited an act of worship to other than Allah because the Prophet alaihi salatus salaam said Dua is worship, and if dua is not done to Allah alone then it is shirk and Allah tells the meaning of the verse that whoever commits shirk with him, Allah has made Jannah haraam for him. So now my brother may Allah bless you, be on the safe side, why not just stick with what the Prophet alaihi salatus salaam did and likewise his companions whom Allah praised and told us to follow? Why must the people come up with new things when the religion is complete and the Qur'an, Sunnah has sufficed us? May Allah rectify the affairs of the Ummah
@@zparkergeco There is no harm in making dua at a grave . I agree with you BUT ASKING THE PERSON IN THE GRAVE is not permissible as far as I know . I have been brought up as a Sunni Muslim .I still agree with many things BUT I have witnessed Sunni Muslims calling to the one in the Grave ? what is that ? I visited a Grave of a great companion (ra) of Rasool Allah (saww) in Turkey .I didn't see any shrine nor people covering it with Shrouds ? these companions are far Greater in status than anyone who came after them without any doubt ! Yet not ONE darbaar or shrine was made for them ? I could be wrong but I think it is something to think about . My salvation depends on believing in the correct way and it does kind of scare me ! especially when we have a Hadith talking about people who will appear as if they are great Prophets of Bani Israel but will misguide people . Not an argument but Just a thought i wanted to share with you . peace and love .
@@jav8070 I agree about asking the deceased for assistance. I can't speak for what other do, that is making a shrine for the Saliegheen, but is supposed it's just a way to honor them. Thanks 👍
Sheikh uthman ibn farooq is a awesome person who helped and still helps the ummah so much,May Allah the most High reward him with jannatul firdaws.Please never stop this dawah!
Sufism is also a science/ branch of Islam. In the past when they used to write the biography of a scholar they used to said he was a sufi among other branches that he mastered of the religion. One need to learn first and then implement what they learn. Knowledge then implementation.
@@islamicreminders3090 brother.. i asked about sufism, not tasawwuf. these two terms are not interchangeable. As far as I know, neither Qur'an nor the Ahadith mention the sufism which the sufis like ibn al arabi, junaid baghdadi etc. propagate. Rather than mingling with these things, we should stick to what our prophet peace be upon him gave us, which is true islam in the way of Salaf.
@@MasjidRibat ☝️☝️ Followkng the sunnah Documentation and see the authentic hadith along with the Quran. I always tell people ya shaykh, bring me one hadith about the mawlid, just one, people here fasting and doing prayers on mawlid, I saw your video and subhanallah, birthdays must be avoided I love you ya shaykh, I hope to meet you one day, my focus is first to take care of my parents, especially my mother, ibn Abbas said, which can be found in his book adab al mufrad, he doesn't know a deed more beloved to Allah then serving your mother. I want to take care of my mother like Abu hurayra did, seek knowledge and take care of my mother Ya shaykh, I love you so much, you always bring the documentation, that's what matter, the Quran and the authenticity of the hadiths I will make dua for you in my prayers, may Allah guide you, protect you and your family, may his rahma be upon you, surround you I love you ya shaykh, the documentation, I learn so much, May Allah reward you with the companionship of rasullulah SAW in jannah Salam shaykh, this was a bit long, but wallahi I love you ya shaykh, I'm a kid, 20 years old, trying to do my best inshallah
Jazakallah sheik very easy ti understand and beneficial everyone needs to listen to this talk.Theys also abu ibraheem hussnayn and abu mussad which are beneficial to listen too.
Do they tell you that Your Rooh Fly around During your zikr.. 😂😂😂 BY flying I mean, Rooh goes out of your Body and it Travels different many Regions and skies.. Oh oh and do you see colours too.. 😂😂😂😂.. Tell me Which Level You are on right Now 😂.. Please don't get angry , I just don't agree with all of this... and I am sorry for my Mischievous behaviour.. 😅
@@bluediamond2309 I did mention those shuyukh being learned scholars themselves so they don't teach that. Its amazing how you are mocking about and not trying to learn sincerely
Absolute nonsense to suggest Sufis have lost their way. Most are especially pious and simply value a deeper connection with Allah in addition to adhering to foundational precepts.
Have you watched the video? Are you saying that whom he explained a sufi to be, is on the right path? I suppose you call yourself a sufi, even though you are not a sufi and are just confused about the definition.
@@Valvex_ no for me true confusion is thinking any of these labels really matter, whatever you call it the only true path is a direct one between you and God, irrespective of what anyone thinks you are or defines you as
People could always claim to know the truth. But God knows best. This is something that we should always remember everytime we hear someone say something about other people’s faults.
Tassawuf with the early Muslims & Scholars started beautifully & innocently with good intentions. Those who practiced Tassawuf in those days did not bring innovations to the teachings of Our Quran & the Sunnah. It was a way for them to be pious & leave worldly lifestyle to concentrate on worship of Allaah. Sufism later developed into a completely different religious practice with so much innovations that it has become totally contradictory to the teachings of Our Islamic faith (based on the Quran & Sunnah). We see today so much innovations & shirk with Sufism, unfortunately, that it has become an abomination really. May Allaah guide us all to the right path, aamiin.
It's really sad to see that common in my country Morocco and other north African countries. Some people took it too far and follow their 'teachers' instead of the Sunna, while others commit really sad acts like visiting "saints" graves and pray to them. The worst part is that the government encourages that and does nothing to correct it.
@@osumanaaa9982 waAllah some willingly n some from sheer ignorance. They've never analyzed their own beliefs which is literally what we are supposed to constantly be doing. The secularization project by the nazizionists ensures true Islam isn't propagated. To be honest though it's easy now to fall into mistakes. Tons of info no direction. I'm finding out even some of the big da'iys are bleeding these innovations into the mainstream using ppls ignorance. And for real we are all severely deficient. Allah give us mercy, guide us to his wisdom, safeguard us from corruption and keep us steadfast. Ameen
Allahuma barik la. Now i got the answers about sufism. And why they are creating Havoc and chaos in the place where i live and why most of them are going to Dargaah, and not Praying and even i seen some of them t pray 5times a day but are more into Peeri mureedi concept and Naat, qawwali , taking waseela and all. Now i got it where these things came from. Jazakallah for making such a video
@@MasjidRibat Assalamu alaikum mufti sahab,, ulama e deoband bohot hai jo ilm aur tazkiyah ko bohot hi balance se leke chalte hai,, Peer Zulfiqar, mufti taqi usmani, maulana ilyas Ghumman, and many more, there is mufti tariq Masood also
Assalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakaatuh! Jazakallaahu Khayr Ya Sheikh! Your marvellous explanation in this lecture just increased my interest on gaining Ilm. Alhamdulillah! Please do continue these Mufeed Duroos, Bi Iznillaah!
From one teacher to another, Sheikh Uthman, much respect. I gave a shout-out to One Message Foundation on The Arena once. You posted my comments on your channel. When discussing Sufism Vs Orthodox Islam, we need only be aware that it's about states of consciousness. Sufis value fana al fana but Salafi types follow stricter interpretations. It is what it is. If we understand the oxymoron that diversity naturally broke off from unity but is still unified (on the most meaningful level), it's all good :) Keep up the good work, @MasjidRibat :)
@@Seanus32 oh they are united in their bid'ahs for sure. I meant they come in different flavors. InshaAllah I'll delve more into them for now there's an ocean of true knowledge that I need to attain.
Good word brother! When I think of Sufi, I think of Nabi Dawud(as). In all that he was given from fame, glory, praise amongst men, and even through the test and the trials of war and life, his praise always remained the same alhamdulilah. The giving up of self to Allah is the first step in the quest of knowledge, and I believe this is what all prophets were trying to make known in the preaching in the one-ness of Allah, that everything you give away Allah takes that and exceeds that which you give. Those who care more about the hereafter will have Gardens under which rivers forever abiding with in he Subhanallah. Assalamualaikum brothers and sisters
Humility is part of Islam and all prophets were humble people no matter the amount of power or wealth Allah gives them they will always be grateful too Allah's blessings because they are submitters to God aka Muslims.
@@iimiboy Loads of early Muslims were Sufis and were the best Muslims of the ummah (except the salaf). Though I understand what you mean. Many later Sufis do shirk and bidah now.
@@iimiboy Yes they didn't call themselves Sufis. But with the traditional understanding of Sufism: not caring about this dunya, being strict with deviants, following Qur'an and Sunnah.
NOT QURAN AND SUNNAH. QURAN AND ALHUL.BAYT WHAT THE SHIA FOLLOW. READ TIRMIDHI AND SAHIH MUSLIM. HOW CAN IT BE SUNNAH, YOU CAN TAKE THE SUNNAH FROM YOUR NEIGHBOUR.
Masha'Allah sheikh uthman may Allah grant you beneficial knowledge of Islam And guide us into strength path If anyone try to understand Quran well Wouldn't be suffi ,may Allah protect us from beddah Ameen ya rabb..🌹
5:39 the word "Sufi" didn't come from the word "Suuf" ( Wool) it came from the word purity الصفا : تنازَعَ النّاسُ في الصُّوفيِّ واختلَفوا قِدْماً وظَنُّوهُ مُشتَقاً مِنَ الصُّوفِ ولستُ أمنحُ هذا الاسمَ غيرَ فتىً صافي فصوفِيَ حتَّى لُقَّبَ الصُّوفي
One thing that hurts me is if I tell a Sufi that I follow the salafi methodology, I am risking being viewed as an extremist or one who likens Allah to the creation (Allah protect us from that) due to my understanding of Allah in light of Quran and sunnah. It is hard to deal with people who would dislike you and deem you a kaffir if they knew your beliefs. Even though, ironically enough, my beliefs are based in quran and sunnah. So I keep it to myself but it hurts because I would never call any other Muslim a kaffir nor would I look down on their understanding of Islam.
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I’m learning about Islam. Can some one answer this question for me. Why modern Salafis don’t wear turbans? The original Salafs did The Prophet Muhammads turban was green, why only Sufis wear green turbans? I have find so many Hadith of Salfs talking to people in the graves and making Tawassul with the Prophet, why modern Salafs don’t allow? Why all Muslims in the world say in their ATTAHIYAT salams to the Prophet if he is not alive? If only we ask Allah for help, why dose the Prophet makes intercession in Judgment day? Is it haram to Ask the Prophet for help? The angel Gabriel helped many Prophets and Prophets ask for his help. Did they committed Shirk because they were asking help from an Angel? If some one talks to a Jinn is it haram? Why did Muhammad talk to theJinn then? If you call yourself Salafi will you be Judge by that standard? Why String music is haram if Prophet David played the Harp, prophets don’t commit any sin, right? …. … I could go on and on, please help me understand. Please can some one help me answer this questions?
Stay away from these deviant pseudo Salafis. My little effort will enlighten you that these wahabis/salafis are the HORNS OF SHEITAN. Read on . O neo-salafis of today. Do you really think following your reviver Mohammed Ibn Abdul Wahab wil take you to Jannah? Have you forgotten the "Hadith about Najd" ? Read on. If you can "see" with the eyes of your heart and you are not brain dead, then the following is a wakeup call for you to repent from todays "neo Salafism" : 1. "Narrated Ibn `Umar: The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "O Allah! Bestow Your blessings on our Sham! O Allah! Bestow Your blessings on our Yemen." The People said, "And also on our Najd." He said, "O Allah! Bestow Your blessings on our Sham (north)! O Allah! Bestow Your blessings on our Yemen." The people said, "O Allah's Apostle! And also on our Najd." I think the third time the Prophet (ﷺ) said, "There (in Najd) is the place of earthquakes and afflictions and from there comes out the side of the head of Satan."" : sunnah.com/bukhari:7094 Now the interesting part here is that the Sahabah who said: "And also on our Najd." were Sahabah from the Najd area of Arabia at that time. Reason is that though many of todays "neo salafis" claim it's najd of Iraq, Iraq was not even Muslim country at that time ,so the Sahabah was from Najd of Arabia. To back this point up you need to look at Hadith about Miqat points for Haj, and it is clearly mentioned that Iraq was not Muslim at that time,so there were no Sahabah from Iraq asking for blessing for their " iraq najd"(as claimed by neo salafis) , but they were asking for blessing for the Najd of Arabia. Narrated `Abdullah bin Dinar: Ibn `Umar said, "The Prophet (ﷺ) fixed Qarn as the Miqat (for assuming the Ihram) for the people of Najd, and Al-Juhfa for the people of Sham, and Dhul-Hulaifa for the people of Medina." Ibn `Umar added, "I heard this from the Prophet, and I have been informed that the Prophet (ﷺ) said, 'The Miqat for the Yemenites is Yalamlam.' "When Iraq was mentioned, he said, "At that time it was not a Muslim country." sunnah.com/bukhari:7344 2. Imam Bukhari even wrote a whole chapter called : "(16)Chapter: “Al-Fitnah will appear from the EAST.” : sunnah.com/bukhari/92 Several Hadith mentions that the fitna will appear from the EAST. Only Najd of Arabia lies to the East of Medina ( Hijaz) : Narrated Salim's father: The Prophet (ﷺ) stood up beside the pulpit (and pointed with his finger towards the East) and said, "Afflictions are there! Afflictions are there, from where the side of the head of Satan comes out," or said, "..the side of the sun.."sunnah.com/bukhari:7092 Narrated Ibn `Umar: I heard Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) while he was facing the East, saying, "Verily! Afflictions are there, from where the side of the head of Satan comes out." sunnah.com/bukhari:7093 Abu Hurairah narrated that the Messenger of Allah(s.a.w) said: "Faith is Yemeni, and disbelief is from the direction of the EAST. Tranquility is for the people of sheep, and wickedness and Riya is in those who boast among the people of horses and the people of camels....sunnah.com/tirmidhi:2243 Now tell me who in the EAST boast among the people of horses and the people of camels? People from Najd in arabia! 3. In the first Hadith mentioned above قَرْنُ الشَّيْطَانِ ". " ( QARN-usheitan ) is mentioned. Interestingly Syyedina Mohammed (pbuh) said that Miqat point for Najd in Saudi is QARN : Narrated Salim bin `Abdullah from his father: I heard Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) saying, "The Miqat for the people of Medina is Dhul-Hulaifa; for the people of Sham is Mahita; (i.e. Al-Juhfa); and for the people of Najd is QARN. And said Ibn `Umar, "They claim, but I did not hear personally, that the Prophet (ﷺ) said, "The Miqat for the people of Yemen is Yalamlam." sunnah.com/bukhari:1528 4. Now look at this google map. Najd of Saud lies to EAST of Madinah, and Iraq is NORTH-EAST : aalequtub.files.wordpress.com/2019/12/13912697_1218930288140440_5976180288688380779_n.jpg Conclusion: The Hadith of Najd speaks about najd of Arabia and none other najd anywhere else.So anyone who wants to save their akhirah,should repent from wahabism and come over to Sufism and join true Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamah aqeedah: www.ahlus-sunna.com
It's sad to see that the Muslims are not like one hand,there is so many divisions their. From a new Muslim who would come to Islam this division would confuse them,there is this group and that group and so on. This brother may Allah bless him and his team and his family and there family's and grant them paradise Ameen
Assalamu alaikum! I see all the Imams spoken about who practice Zuhd appeared to follow the Athari creed such as Imam Ahmad, Ibn Taymiyyah, and Ibn Qayyim. They were then compared to extremes of Al-Hallaj and Ibn Arabi. What about the tasawwuf of scholars who are more known for following both Ilm and Zuhd such as Al-Ghazali, Ibn al-Arabi, and As-Suyuti? Should we be ware of them as well? Could the Imam speak more on this please?
@@ak52892 read his biography, imam ghazali's son himself wrote that near to his death he asked his son to pick up Sahi bukhari and hand it to him, Imam ghazali then placed it on his chest and said "all my life i was chasing for ilm while all of the ilm was right here" (something along those lines.. We ask Allah to forgive his mistakes and made latter part of his life more known and of benefit for ummah,, he went to 3 stages go read about it.
@@ak52892 read his biography akhi.. I can't squeeze a book in youtube comment.. Imam ghazali Rahimullah died on the manhaj of salaf.. And denounced Sufism before his death
Within 16 mins, he’s revealed his utter ignorance on this most essential and misunderstood path, only presenting the stereotypical views present, may Allah SWT open his heart
1. What's the purpose of Sunnah and Hadith if your sheikh from tasawwuf prescribes an adhkaar or certain worship that was from his own knowledge and not of the Sunnah. It is throwing out the preserved and meticulous chain of narration of Quran and Sunnah out the window. Where are the rights of Allah and his messenger SAW? 2. We have a limited lifespan on this earth and we want to maximize this time to attain Jannah. To attain Jannah is to follow the Quran and Sunnah ito the prophetic manner. Now taking the sufi route is like putting in your destination on your GPS but still taking the longest route to get to your destination. You might not reach your destination as you are stuck on the sufi highway with no sight of getting on the main highway ie Qur'an and Sunnah. Surely this Deen is made easy for us to attain Jannah as it is prescribed with enough leverage to ponder and get closer to paradise.
Imam junaid is an imam by consensus who is the first of sufi saints and Tasawwuf is a valid science of islam. Deviant people are everywhere let it be in Sufis or hadith narrators but that doesn't make all them wrong.
@@randomness8819Your thoughts are illogical.Your statement, baseless. Tassauwf, purification of one self, is one of the sciences of islam. it is the essence of islam. And also there were many great saints of islam. Lets just not mention all of them. I will mention only the saints of my own state- Kashmir( the valley of sufis): nund Rishi, abdul Qadir Geelani, makhdoom sahib and more. Would you know reconsider amd rethink your irrational idea?
@@servantoftheexpander9688 Brother/sister, I implore you in teaching our brothers and sisters in Islam about the deen not to use harsh language and be more gentle. Using such language only pushes people further away! May Allah reward you
@@-Ahmed8592 I critized his basless ideas not him. If someone tells a statement with no proof then i or someone shouldn't else hesitate to stop the falsehood.
Your argument is wrong likewise in Quran the word namaz is not mentioned but 80 percent people they speak the word namaz instead of salah the sufi word one who wear wool clothes and sit in first lane some people claim this word come from greek mythology like phil+osphy in sufism philosophy plays an important role your argument is not mature enough you describe the thing according to your mirror see back mirror also otherwise you can't drive safe and properly spreading of Islam in Indian subcontinent through sufism study the history and then give justified lecture
Baseless unnecessary arguments. The Deen is Islam, Eeman and ihsan. Islam we learn it through the fiqh books. Eeman we learn it through the Aqeeda books and Ihsan we learn it through the Prophet (saw),Awwliya/saints that makes you a complete Muslim. Any name have a definition so you gotta focus on the meaning,Sufi is just a name and it has meaning. Likewise Sunni you never heard the shahabas call themselves this name. So whats the difference between sunni and Islam. May YaAllah grant us deep understanding. You can't be a sufi without being a Muslim . The shahabas never learn from these books you're using. The knowledge of Ihsan cannot be acquired fro books you've written only from a saint period.
If you pistenwd carefully, You would not have written this for your own embarrassment He clearly says that word sunni comes from word "sunnati" from hadith "alaykum bi sunnati" Also who says deen is Islam, eeman and ihsan? Can you add some justification
Salafism means: is to follow the Qur’an and the Sunnah with the understanding of the Prophet Muhammad, not with the understanding of the latecomers who changed the religion of Islam.
Assalamualaikum Brother. If you'll excuse me, I'd like to mention a few things. 1. You say "ILM and ZUHD are BOTH necessary and must be balanced in a Muslim's practice. I don't understand why you're talking about ILM and ZUHD as if they are seperate concepts. Zuhd and tazkiyah are only possible for those who have learned the Sharia of Islam well and applied it to their lives. On the other hand, the Qur'an and the Sunnah are the resources given to us to become zahids and to cleanse ourselves. Why does Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala order us to pray salah and to fast and to perform other types of ibadat? Is He in need of them or are we? And why do we need them? Aren't they all for tazkiyah and to progress towards Al-Insān al-Kāmil? Shortly, it is not possible to think of these concepts separately. 2. You are talking about the concept of "Sufism or tasawwuf" as if it is out of Islam, by saying it is not mentioned in Quran or Sunnah. Are the concepts of "al Ilm al Kalam" , "el-ehâdîsü’l-kavliyyah”, “el-ehâdîsü’l-fi‘liyyah” and “el-ehâdîsü’t-takrîriyyah” from the Qur'an? Or is the word HADITH ever mentioned for the words and deeds of Muhammad (Sallallahu Alaihi Wassalam) in the Qur'an? Like "Ilm al Fiqh", "Ilm al Kalam" and "Ilm al Hadith", "Ilm al tasawwuf" is also excerpt from Quran and Sunnah Rasulullah. What I understand from Sharia and Tasawwuf is that, they are complementary to each other, i.e. they constitute a complete set of standards and qualifications for a Muslim to gain Allah(SWT)'s rida. Sharia puts the minimum standards to be satisfied by a Muslim in this world. Disobeying these standars and rules is subject to penalty both in this world and in the Hereafter. Tasawwuf (or Sufism), on the other hand, aims to give a person qualities that can allow him to be forgiven for punishments that he will be subjected to in the Hereafter, for not complying with the rules of Sharia. Giving zakat is mandatory according to Sharia. It is a minimum standard to be satisfied. However, Sharia does not force a person to give alms. It does not say to a rich person who gives Zakat, "you will give additional alms." However in the hereafter, Allah will ask His servant the account of all that he/she owned in this world, where he/she used them, how he/she helped the needy, and He says in the Quaran that He will forgive the sins of those who are generous in this respect. Tasawwuf aims to educate Muslims in this regard. 3. I think you've taken Bishr-I-Hafi's sin. Bishr-i Hafi, while a member of a rich family in the city of Merv, abandoned wealth and fame and turned to ILM. Starting with Ali bin Harsham in Merv, he collected Fiqh and Hadith knowledge from Abdurrahman bin Zaid bin Aslem, Hammad bin Zaid, Abdullah bin Mubarak and many other great scholars in Mecca, Kufa, Damascus, Basra and Bagdad. He attended lessons of scholars such as Ahmad bin Hanbel, Sufyan-i Sevri, Fudayl bin Iyad, Muafa bin Imran and Imam Malik. It is known to everyone that Ahmed bin Hanbel loved Bishr-i-Hafi very much. Many scholars, such as Nuaym bin Heydam, Muhammad bin Heydam, Ibrahim bin Hashim, Nasr Ibn Mansur, Al-Bezzar, Muhammad bin Al-Musenna, Sirri-i Sekati, Ibrahim bin Harbi en-Nisaburi, Omar bin Musa al-Jala, have learned medical knwledge from and studied Hadith with him. Bishr-i Hafi is a beloved servant of Allah who spent his life collecting and teaching knowledge. If I am wrong in these, I ask Allah(SWT) to forgive me and you to give me your blessing, Brother.
1. What's the purpose of Sunnah and Hadith if your sheikh from tasawwuf prescribes an adhkaar or certain worship that was from his own knowledge and not of the Sunnah. It is throwing out the preserved and meticulous chain of narration of Quran and Sunnah out the window. 2. We have a limited lifespan on this earth and we want to maximize this time to attain Jannah. To attain Jannah is to follow the Quran and Sunnah ito the prophetic manner. Now raking the sufi route is like putting in your destination on your GPS but still taking the longest route to get to your destination. You might not reach your destination as you are stuck on the sufi highway with no sight of getting on the main highway ie Qur'an and Sunnah.
The split between Tazkiah and eilm happened when the Muslims inharited philosophia and theosophia from Alexandria and other places when Muslims opened them. The oldest origin of the word Tasawf التصوف came from Alexandria, so it's clear it was a translation of the Greek word Sophia or oldest than the Greeks.
Actually Sufism is at its peak in the Somali peninsula/Greater Somalia lands, the presence of sufism i this area has been over 1200 years, since the 9th century, the most important sufi group in african history, were the qadiriya sufis and the two qadiriya sufi african sheikhs in the 1800s were o ly found in Libya (the senussi) and Somalia (Dervish movement), the most famous Islamic scholar in sub saharan Africa who spread Islam in the 1800s, is the Somali Qadiriya sufi sheikh Uways Al Barawi, who even converted the rulers of Uganda, congo tribes, and parts of Tanzania to Islam
@@aaliyah3037 Somalis already know Islam and lead the islamic world ...uthman Al Zaylai a Somali scholars from the 13 century wrote the most important jurisprudence book in all hanafi islam, he is just one example...I can name other Somali medieval scholars the composed some of the most important hadith books of Sunni Islam, Arabic poetry and tajweed etc Somali scholars in medieval era had their own riwaaq Jabarti and riwaaq Zaylai learning sections at al Azhar and ummayad mosque So we are already guided on the right path of Islam And Somali sufis are of salihiya and qadiriya branch, they don't worship graves or ancestors all they do is chant Somali poetic Duas for the prophet Mohamed, and their own Somali scholars from 1000 years ago the ones who converted the Somali clans to Islam And btw sufis in Somalia are small in number, majority are shaafi madhab and even our sufis don't do the innovations that other sufis do, go educate yourself on the history of Islam in Somalia and how ancient it is, masjid qiblatayn in Zeila alone is cited by historians to have been built before prophet Mohamed even moved to madina and later converted the Arabs, since the masjid qiblatayn in Zeila is the oldest mosque in Africa and outside the Arab world, which also has two qibla one facing Jerusalem other facing Mecca meaning Islam reached Somalia even before the ayat that commanded early minority small Muslims to start praying towards Mecca
Assalamu ailakum. Please make a video on abdul qadiri jilani as in india people think he did miracles(like his ruh came to earth before his birth to do sometime). Please make a video on that.
@@muslimbrother6842 Indian people have different aqeedah at different places. I am from India too and I have seen so many people with different believe system but altogether they are calling themselves as Muslims.
@@thehorrifiedgamergamer9127 i am living with these people my brother i am living in village in which they call upon shaikh abdul qadir jilani for help nauzubillah and very extreme sufi barelvis they many fabricated stories about shaikh abdul qadir jilani
@@muslimbrother6842 awleya who are close to God have things that break the normal patterns that usually happen in earth like walking through fire and not being affected, stuff like these arent miracles as theyre only for anbeya but theyre karamet, which are for awleya that God gives to them as signs.
The bidah contained within the Sufi movement is the reason why a lot of the Muslim youth, namely in Turkey, cannot relate and are either becoming atheists or don't practice their religion the way they should be. Any way other than the way of the Salaf leads to falsehood and falsehood leads to the fire.
@@randomness8819 get a life mate, you're not funny. When it comes to knowledge, bring something concrete to refute, not some rumor your green hats preached in a gathering, maybe in milad.
Imam Ghazali was influenced by the Greek philosophy just like many other philosophers. Alhamdullilah, imam Ghazali repented and his last book proves he left metaphysics. He also condemned Al Arabi and ibn Sina.
Salamu alaikum I'm been practicing Maliki fiqh for and I just want to know if it is a must to be involved in sufism? Salam I would also like to know why sufis think it's acceptable to do bidah after bidah when will it stop?
Imam Rabbani also defends Hallaci Mansur in the Book Maktubati Rabbani II.44. I also remember that Imam Ghazali also defended him that he did not say that he is god. In mektubati rabbani they have written it as "i am not me, god is the truth". This is something not everyone could understand without being in a Zuhd position as him. The Shariah is clear, they needed to kill him because of that what he said but this doesnt claim that he mean that he is god. Astaghfirullah. Please guys learn the last 200 years of the Ottoman history to know what Aqiedah you all are following. The Wahhabi movement came from the british empire to colonize the Ummah with a false aqeedah and their own nationality putting the islam at their second position. Check out Mehmed Ali Pasha and Sultan Mahmud II to know what happened in Mecca and Medina when the Islam was 1 and ruled by a Khalifa.
O neo-salafis of today. Do you really think following your reviver Mohammed Ibn Abdul Wahab wil take you to Jannah? Have you forgotten the "Hadith about Najd" ? Read on. If you can "see" with the eyes of your heart and you are not brain dead, then the following is a wakeup call for you to repent from todays "neo Salafism" : 1. "Narrated Ibn `Umar: The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "O Allah! Bestow Your blessings on our Sham! O Allah! Bestow Your blessings on our Yemen." The People said, "And also on our Najd." He said, "O Allah! Bestow Your blessings on our Sham (north)! O Allah! Bestow Your blessings on our Yemen." The people said, "O Allah's Apostle! And also on our Najd." I think the third time the Prophet (ﷺ) said, "There (in Najd) is the place of earthquakes and afflictions and from there comes out the side of the head of Satan."" : sunnah.com/bukhari:7094 Now the interesting part here is that the Sahabah who said: "And also on our Najd." were Sahabah from the Najd area of Arabia at that time. Reason is that though many of todays "neo salafis" claim it's najd of Iraq, Iraq was not even Muslim country at that time ,so the Sahabah was from Najd of Arabia. To back this point up you need to look at Hadith about Miqat points for Haj, and it is clearly mentioned that Iraq was not Muslim at that time,so there were no Sahabah from Iraq asking for blessing for their " iraq najd"(as claimed by neo salafis) , but they were asking for blessing for the Najd of Arabia. Narrated `Abdullah bin Dinar: Ibn `Umar said, "The Prophet (ﷺ) fixed Qarn as the Miqat (for assuming the Ihram) for the people of Najd, and Al-Juhfa for the people of Sham, and Dhul-Hulaifa for the people of Medina." Ibn `Umar added, "I heard this from the Prophet, and I have been informed that the Prophet (ﷺ) said, 'The Miqat for the Yemenites is Yalamlam.' "When Iraq was mentioned, he said, "At that time it was not a Muslim country." sunnah.com/bukhari:7344 2. Imam Bukhari even wrote a whole chapter called : "(16)Chapter: “Al-Fitnah will appear from the EAST.” : sunnah.com/bukhari/92 Several Hadith mentions that the fitna will appear from the EAST. Only Najd of Arabia lies to the East of Medina ( Hijaz) : Narrated Salim's father: The Prophet (ﷺ) stood up beside the pulpit (and pointed with his finger towards the East) and said, "Afflictions are there! Afflictions are there, from where the side of the head of Satan comes out," or said, "..the side of the sun.."sunnah.com/bukhari:7092 Narrated Ibn `Umar: I heard Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) while he was facing the East, saying, "Verily! Afflictions are there, from where the side of the head of Satan comes out." sunnah.com/bukhari:7093 Abu Hurairah narrated that the Messenger of Allah(s.a.w) said: "Faith is Yemeni, and disbelief is from the direction of the EAST. Tranquility is for the people of sheep, and wickedness and Riya is in those who boast among the people of horses and the people of camels....sunnah.com/tirmidhi:2243 Now tell me who in the EAST boast among the people of horses and the people of camels? People from Najd in arabia! 3. In the first Hadith mentioned above قَرْنُ الشَّيْطَانِ ". " ( QARN-usheitan ) is mentioned. Interestingly Syyedina Mohammed (pbuh) said that Miqat point for Najd in Saudi is QARN : Narrated Salim bin `Abdullah from his father: I heard Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) saying, "The Miqat for the people of Medina is Dhul-Hulaifa; for the people of Sham is Mahita; (i.e. Al-Juhfa); and for the people of Najd is QARN. And said Ibn `Umar, "They claim, but I did not hear personally, that the Prophet (ﷺ) said, "The Miqat for the people of Yemen is Yalamlam." sunnah.com/bukhari:1528 4. Now look at this google map. Najd of Saud lies to EAST of Madinah, and Iraq is NORTH-EAST : aalequtub.files.wordpress.com/2019/12/13912697_1218930288140440_5976180288688380779_n.jpg Conclusion: The Hadith of Najd speaks about najd of Arabia and none other najd anywhere else.So anyone who wants to save their akhirah,should repent from wahabism and come over to Sufism and join true Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamah aqeedah: www.ahlus-sunna.com
I am not sure if we can say sufis are non muslims because hijaz was governed by ottomans for centuries so its like saying makkah and madina was in control of non muslims
Well, just FYI, Deoboand is not name of any tarika name, it's Islamic University which situated at Deobond, Uttar Pradesh India. Likes Madina University. May Allah Bless us and safe from misleading information.
