Sunnisoldier
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What is the ruling on a person who says Allah rebuked the prophet peace be upon him in Surah Abasa?
Allah Ta'ala can take his beloved as He wish, reprimand them for things how He desires.
If the one said it with the intent to denigrate it will render him a Kafir.
If merely based on Akhbaar he should not have discussed this unless for Ilm.
There are instances that Allah Ta'ala reprimanded His beloved. This has many Hikmah. There is nothing wrong stating such as it shows they are His beloved and He is their Rabb.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
yes you are wrong. you do not have adab. you are an ignorant boor - who doesn't know the meaning of words he uses.Please correct me if I am wrong.
never say such a thing if you value your iman. wayHak! if you had said 'friendly reproach' it would have been better. 'itaab' does not mean reprimand.There are instances that Allah Ta'ala reprimanded His beloved.
May Allah Ta'ala raise your respect in this world and the next just because of your writing of these words!to show the immense honour He has bestowed upon His Prophet Allah ta'ala refers to this in a third person...
At 1.20 Hamza Yusuf says that the Allah rebuked Aaqa ('alayhi salat wa salam)
This was about 8 months ago during a Jumah khutbah.
He has a cross around his neck...
itaab (عتاب) can mean friendly reproach, but reprimand or admonishment is never friendly, rather a firm disapproval.Unfortunately the people here wish dirt and dust on the face of Sheikh Abdul Haqq Muhaddith Dehlavi. Its be Adabi of him to state such about a noble Prophet according the creed sunniportiyyah.
umar99 didn't state any hukm, it is your own derivation.No better prove me a Kafir because I made it halal to wear a tie, or according to brelwis a cross.
i couldn't find the word 'brelwi' in the whole thread except in your post, that too 4 times in a 5 lines post.From now on I refuse to call myself a Brelwi. Thank you people for that.
I cant believe the ignorance displayed here.
if you leave your arrogance and so-full-of-yourselfance, you will notice that our criticism was not on your 'interpretation'. you either don't read or you don't understand what you read.my answer is correct.
sub'HanAllah, look at all that you have said just because i spoke harshly to YOU. but you don't mind using words that are inappropriate for RasulAlah sallAllahu alayhi wa sallam. that is the difference you are unable to make.Anyway good to see you people's intellect and (Takfiri) Muta'asib style.
فاحثوا في وجوههم الترابThis is why Maslak is dying by such clowns doing bad dua others over matters which aren't even against sunni Aqaaid.
since when did shah abdul Haq sahib raHimahullah write in english? where did he say 'reprimand'?Unfortunately the people here wish dirt and dust on the face of Sheikh Abdul Haqq Muhaddith Dehlavi. Its be Adabi of him to state such about a noble Prophet according the creed sunniportiyyah.
yes. but itaab is not 'reprimand'. if you had read my post properly rather than blowing your top, you would have seen:"Aur itaab Kare"...
itaab is friendly reproach, as the poet says:never say such a thing if you value your iman. wayHak! if you had said 'friendly reproach' it would have been better. 'itaab' does not mean reprimand.
indeed, Allah ta'ala is Qaadir. but only this thing didn't happen. except in diseased minds which have hitherto not learned the adab of RasulAllah sallAllahu alayhi wa sallam.The fact is Allah is His Rabb, and the most beloved is His Magluq. He can reprimand him as He wish,
Please change the wording and retract, it is not acceptable in the English urf
how is this different to a murtad's vid that was posted a while ago, who left islam because something was not agreeable to his nafs?From now on I refuse to call myself a Brelwi. Thank you people for that.
of course, not.BTW I am not angry
he did not say reprimand.Rather as Sheikh Abdul Haqq Muhaddith Dehlavi stated himself
yes, you need to read again. it is something to do with "did not happen".Just for your stupid brain ln the passage of ibn taymiyyah is about calling with the name not about reprimanding.
so you will find the worst connotation and not the best? sub'HanAllah.Itaab has those meanings in Arabic as well just only if your honest you will find it.
so you are fine with translating according to your 'urdu books'? according to your principles, it is permissible to use itaab in the following meanings:in our urdu books where it itaab means as such,