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This thread branches off from the one here
I was once optimistic about DH - but no more. If a person is fair minded - he doesn't swallow everything shoved down his throat like it's nectar - especially when it's about a group of Muslims - and the largest group on planet Earth at that! ( ask Yasir Qadhi, if you don't believe me)
There are natures and there are natures - some people are instinctively attracted to truth and purity, others prefer illusions and inpurity.
DH appears to belong to the latter category - in my opinion. One can't consistently be promoting heresy after heresy and wallowing in the company of some of the worst heretics on Planet E, and remain unaffected by it - no one's heart's so immune.
Please don't tell me that he is like Arab Sunnis who don't know the reality of Devbandis. Arab sunnis don't promote heresy.
And also don't tell me that it's because sunnis are not working hard enough - there are ample resources on the internet from Arab shuyukh for anyone who wishes to ascertain truth.
The one who seeks light is drawn to the candle by self-motivation - it doesn't need pushing and shoving and force-feeding.
Why is it that even among Arab speaking scholars he is drawn to the wrong crowd?
I also have a feeling that he is losing what humility he initially seemed to possess.
Whether fate or circumstances or predeliction, for whatever reasons, he has chosen the path of heresy and falsehood and doesn't appear likely to be snapping out of it anytime soon.
It's a well known pattern now - most of these heretics (or ignorants - take your pick) first shine as debaters who are only interested in defending Islam against outsiders - then slowly they begin to speak about subjects they are not experts in - and people follow them blindly - having first been impressed by their neutral skills. (Blind following afterall, has always been the most popular poison for committing spiritual suicide).
I am not saying that he can never change or that no one should even try to help him or that he is going to die as a heretic.
All I wish is Sunnis youth be warned to view his output critically and not take his word on any religious subject without cross-checking.
Debating skills are nothing unique - many non-Muslims possess them too.
Aqeedah and Imaan are far more important than learning mere tactics to shut up non-muslims.Whats the use of learning how to tackle atheists if in the process you risk falling into heresy or losing Iman altogether?
Giving da'wah to non-muslims is not an individual obligation but safeguarding against heresies is.
If that makes me an "emotional barailwi" - no regrets.
wa Allahu a'alam
Daniel clarifying his own position - namely that his position is to oppose liberalism and the obvious war on Islam at a fundamental level
listen from 1:00:13 onwards, him citing his appraisal of the work devbandis have supposedly done. an emotional Barelwi might write him off as a devbandi stooge*, but his overall larger picture and the work done for it needs to be acknowledged and Barelwis should be having our own duaat for addressing those same issues of tackling the overt war on Islam in general, and also harnessing talent like this
* at this point, i'm not too sure if he knows about the blasphemies of the 4 tawaghit or worse yet agrees with zaleel's justifications of them, but he clearly is standing very close to the edge of the cliff with zaleel ready to push him off. it's our job as Barelwis to try our best to reach out to uninformed people such as this.
I was once optimistic about DH - but no more. If a person is fair minded - he doesn't swallow everything shoved down his throat like it's nectar - especially when it's about a group of Muslims - and the largest group on planet Earth at that! ( ask Yasir Qadhi, if you don't believe me)
There are natures and there are natures - some people are instinctively attracted to truth and purity, others prefer illusions and inpurity.
DH appears to belong to the latter category - in my opinion. One can't consistently be promoting heresy after heresy and wallowing in the company of some of the worst heretics on Planet E, and remain unaffected by it - no one's heart's so immune.
Please don't tell me that he is like Arab Sunnis who don't know the reality of Devbandis. Arab sunnis don't promote heresy.
And also don't tell me that it's because sunnis are not working hard enough - there are ample resources on the internet from Arab shuyukh for anyone who wishes to ascertain truth.
The one who seeks light is drawn to the candle by self-motivation - it doesn't need pushing and shoving and force-feeding.
Why is it that even among Arab speaking scholars he is drawn to the wrong crowd?
I also have a feeling that he is losing what humility he initially seemed to possess.
Whether fate or circumstances or predeliction, for whatever reasons, he has chosen the path of heresy and falsehood and doesn't appear likely to be snapping out of it anytime soon.
It's a well known pattern now - most of these heretics (or ignorants - take your pick) first shine as debaters who are only interested in defending Islam against outsiders - then slowly they begin to speak about subjects they are not experts in - and people follow them blindly - having first been impressed by their neutral skills. (Blind following afterall, has always been the most popular poison for committing spiritual suicide).
I am not saying that he can never change or that no one should even try to help him or that he is going to die as a heretic.
All I wish is Sunnis youth be warned to view his output critically and not take his word on any religious subject without cross-checking.
Debating skills are nothing unique - many non-Muslims possess them too.
Aqeedah and Imaan are far more important than learning mere tactics to shut up non-muslims.Whats the use of learning how to tackle atheists if in the process you risk falling into heresy or losing Iman altogether?
Giving da'wah to non-muslims is not an individual obligation but safeguarding against heresies is.
If that makes me an "emotional barailwi" - no regrets.
wa Allahu a'alam