Islamic Schools of Thought be like

[@waliul280]

Hanafi Shafi'i Maliki Hanbali are not separate sects. They consider each other to be upon the correct methodology.

[@user-qx8vo8dz2w]

We're the most based(on the Quran and Hadith)🗿

[@kyushin7243]

Yeah he wrote different schools not sects

[@popovski4385]

let's be completely honest with ourselves and call a spade a spade. They're all sects

[@shayann2228]

صدقت

[@seyamrahman6722]

@@popovski4385 well no because a sect would imply a divide, the 4 schools agree that any one of them could be correct but that until the Mahdi comes then none of them are wrong

[@mahdiali872]

Fun fact! Abu Hanifa , Malik ibn anas , alshafi'i and ibn hanbal all directly studied under Imam Jafar as Sadiq (as) or studied indirectly through his students

[@dispana1436]

and that is why they are all sunnis including him

[@syedmuhammadmustafa7684]

@@dispana1436 We Shias take teachings from Imam Jafar al Sadiq. Our sect is based on his teachings so are yours. The difference is we directly took from our Imam you took it from third parties who made changes to the original teachings. The Imam himself was a Sunni and a Shia basically a Muslim!

[@Sag-ej9hy]

@@syedmuhammadmustafa7684 Sorry to tell but most shia scholars tell that Jafar (RA) told this and that without proof but still calls them Jafari

[@syedmuhammadmustafa7684]

@@Sag-ej9hy I dont understand what are you trying to convey. I would like you to clarify your point

[@amanraza4642]

​@@Sag-ej9hy There are narrations with chains of narrators directly from imam jafar (as) in our books thus his hadiths cannot be false or daif

[@themartianbuggy3171]

we all Sunni Muslims in the end brothers

[@Zaj3546]

Exactly 💯💯

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

True

[@saadSulimanAyob]

Muslims*

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

@@saadSulimanAyob not all who claimed to be are.

[@Microsoftuser-z8l]

And Shi'a?

[@Invisible612]

Six ways to earn good deeds even after death 1. Give someone a copy of Qur'an, every time they read it you earn good deeds 2. donate a wheelchair to a hospital, every time someone sick sits in it you gain good deeds 3. participate in building a masjid 4. place a watercooler in a public space 5. plant a tree, every time a human or animal sits in its shade you gain good deeds 6. and the easiest, share this message with others. whenever someone reads it, you gain. May Allah help everyone

[@captaincurious7628]

It is common to leave a prayer mat in a dedicated praying area at my workplace for other muslim coworkers to use. One day, a coworker removed all the prayer mats and replaced them with his own so that he can earn all the good deeds.

[@slaire7799]

@@captaincurious7628thats kinda selfish

[@revertrevertz5438]

All of them except 1,3, and 6 will make you a good human being

[@BlueRayofLight]

@@revertrevertz5438 nah the quran has many parables and stories in it that make you fear god and be a better person and a masjid serves that purpose as well

[@captaintorchman1046]

The only worthy investment for our eternal life in the end...

[@FahimAhmed-xj9lq]

These aren’t sects, just schools of thought that all derive their reasoning from common sources: Quran and Hadith

[@Whatever125-o5i]

Exept for those Liberal ones that go completely against everything

[@ParrotPentester]

@@Whatever125-o5i Depends on how people definie liberal, if you're talking about the disco malwi's that tell you to get a girlfriend and how you can listen to music then yeah

[@geeljire9247]

​@@Whatever125-o5i Liberals aren't a school of thought in Islam. It's an outside nuisance.

[@prometheus5405]

The hadith? The rumors okayed by "the experts" where they show Rasulullah's had sex slaves?

[@danx4813]

They all contradict each other on the nature of god, not just the atharis/hanbalis

[@InZainGamer]

So a bit about 1:14 the ja'fari school of thought does not use consensus of scholars as all legal rulings by a mujtahid need to be derived from the sources directly and cannot be based on the opinion of a previous scholar. I liked this video tho :)

[@dahaliantongue]

Interesting fact: Some Shafi'is believe if you left the eid congregation and you have to make up your prayer individually, you need to actually deliver the sermon by yourself.

[@Abuhan47]

Looking in a mirror giving a khutbah on the importance of praying Eid in congregation 😂

[@bottomgear5821]

💀

[@bonk6164]

Well not all shafi'is do that I follow the shafi'i school of thought and most of us don't do it

[@alizaka1467]

This is why this is all so stupid. We are all Muslims as was Rasulallah ﷺ and his companions, as were all the Prophets of Allah. They were all Muslims. Allah gave a name to people who follow the Prophet's ﷺ teachings. A Muslim. There is no Sunni no Shia no nothing

[@Muqtadir-kr1cw]

A comment of sheer ignorance. If you knew what the shia beliefs hold you would claim innocence from them ​@@alizaka1467

[@pashagolshan6490]

0:30 Sunni: Zahiri School *plays a nasheed by the founder of the Shafi'i School*

[@arslannauman4195]

I am Muslim only, first and foremost. Whatever sect or school you follow will not lead you to a wrong path as long as you proclaim Allah to be the one and only God, and Muhammad (saw) to be the last messenger. Who is right or misguided only Allah will determine...... its pointless to fight over this.......

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

True but some "Muslims" say the Ahl bait is greater than the olul azm prophets. You know that's not true

[@Yourfriendo614]

​@@Iraniansunnimuslim Only rawafidh do that

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

@@Yourfriendo614 and they are many

[@Ermat3]

It’s not enough to affirm that there is only one god but allah. Rather the Quraishi polytheists affirmed that the the only creator is allah, as allah said “If you ask them ˹O Prophet˺ who created the heavens and the earth, they will certainly say, “The Almighty, All-Knowing did.”” (43:9) but that did not get them into Islam. Thats why the true meaning of La illaha illa allah is there is nothing worthy of worship except allah.

[@Ermat3]

The quraishi polytheists denied that that only allah is to be worshipped and they worshiped their statutes to get them closer to allah. They didn’t believe their statues were gods or they were able to create like allah. “Indeed, sincere devotion is due ˹only˺ to Allah. As for those who take other lords besides Him, ˹saying,˺ “We worship them only so they may bring us closer to Allah,” surely Allah will judge between all1 regarding what they differed about. Allah certainly does not guide whoever persists in lying and disbelief.” (39:3)

[@Abrar.Rahman.Nafim.44]

I Am A Sunni Hanafi But I Don't Want To Divide Islam, I Don't See Who Is Shia Or Sunni (Not Ahmadias Because They Are Not Muslim)

[@Unlimi-PT]

If you knew what the Shia said about your religion, you would proclaim innocence from them.

[@freeman1245]

ALL IMAMS OF AHL E SUNNAH SAYS RAWAFIDH ARE KAFIR AND WHO DONT SAY KAFIR TO A KAFIR IS A KAFIR

[@The_Emoji_Dev]

As a shia i agree

[@Mastenbrille]

Shias aren't Muslim either, also even if they were they still do Bid'ah which is worse than sins. Why wouldn't you want to divide from them?

[@خالدالسميران-ر6ع]

الشيعة يقولون بتحريف القرآن وأنت تقول لا فرق بينهم ؟

[@kornelszecsi6512]

I am not a muslim, but as a Neoplatonist I appropriate Shia philosophy the most.

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

I mean, I can guess why coming from you.

[@Jaifar-m3c]

shia twelver philosophy is influenced by ibn arabi who was kinda of a monist so it makes sense

[@fluto6997]

Thank you brother, I can see why just from the mindless fanatics cursing out shias here.

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

@@fluto6997 cursing is a job for Shiite

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

@@fluto6997 cu^sing is your duty not mine

[@dahaliantongue]

Interesting fact: Early Hanafis and other Iraqi schools would allow you to drink liquors that not made out grapes and dates. The hadeeth saying everything that intoxicating is haram actually rules about percentage not substance, while the hadeeth of any percentage of intoxicating liquor is haram means that intoxication could be with the less amount. It is still haram no matter how less it is if that amount intoxicates.

[@cool06alt]

Thats not liquor though! We are talking about beers or table beers which were and still some are considered as drink with the lowest amount of alcohol content. Liquor is like 35% and above, like distilled alcoholic drink. Historically, wine are more intoxicating than something like Ale and table beers.

[@uwais7003]

There is a quote from imam abu hanifa which says " If all the wealth of the world was presented to me, I would still not sign a fatwa declaring liquor from fermenting-vessels haram, because this would necessitate declaring senior-associates of the prophet Muhammad [who indulged in it] depraved-sinners, and if all wealth of the world was presented to me, I would still not drink it because I don't need to."

[@cool06alt]

@@uwais7003 You dont translate that as liquor though, english use of liquor refers to high alcohol drink.

[@ishakrahuya]

You should keep in mind that the Jariri school did not unrestrictedly allow women to lead men, rather it only allowed Tarawih in Ramadhan to be lead by women. And the Hanafi school also allows women to be judges.

[@mountainmanrus]

Hanafis allow women to be judges?? Where did u read this

[@rezaulkarimkhan979]

Need source for the last one.

[@ibrahimbelgaumi3552]

I believe there is a line in Mukhtasar Quduri that states that a woman can be a judge as long as it doesn’t deal with Qisaas(قصاص)

[@somerandomguy3037]

This is still something we do not follow imagine if everyone was able to just create a school of thought this would create even more division. Now with the four schools of thought they respect each other’s opinion and all four are seen as valid opinions. The scholars from these schools are verified by other scholars and by the scholars who came before them and the ones who came before them confirmed them until we come back to the time of the Shaba. Don’t promote any deviant opinions or try to lesser it wrongfulness. I get that probably wasn’t your intention but it may be that someone reads the comment thinking “Maybe they aren’t so bad and I should look into this. I kinda like this opinion actually”

[@spreadIslamicmessage]

Assalamu ‘alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu That’s terrible.

[@smavi4133]

Those schools of jurisprudence were not “founded” by anyone. There’s simply a scholar who proposes a methodological and logical framework for the interpretation of theological texts - which is followed by successive scholars who either adhere or reject those frameworks and approaches. The formation of madhabs was thus an “organic” evolution, which is also the reason why some of them simply seized to exist. Abu Hanifa didn’t come out his house one day and decided to proclaim: “listen up people, I hereby have founded a school of law, it shall be called the Hanafi madhab”.

[@myankleneedsvitamind339]

(Don't reply to this comment)just edit ur text and I will delete my comment too. don't use the word evolution, because some people could get doubts if reminded of that baseless theory. See harun yahya books for more information in refuting that baseless deceptive theory as he is best in exposing it's frauds and extreme fragility like glass (don't listen to his aqeeda or what he believes generally about Islam though because he has corrupt beliefs , he is in jail but still contributed much to the ummah, it's bad his state now)

[@unknownguyindo4356]

I think that's why it called "School of Thoughts" instead of Sect because many of the Imam simply create these methodology out of circumstances especially if there's specific texts or incidents that happened at their time. For example, in my limited understanding the Jariri school of thoughts permitted women as judges and Imam to lead prayers, it may happened in a villages or town where all the able bodied men were simply going to hijrah or in a war, where the rest of the man that were left are either not an adult yet or simply fragile old man that need help to stand. That's my logical understanding. You can correct me if I'm wrong.

[@myankleneedsvitamind339]

Don't use the word evolution, considering that many people are already familiar with that deceptive theory, words such as these remind them of it, giving doubts. That's why I highly suggest you delete your comment. This deceptive theory foundations (referring to macro-evolution not micro-evolution like bird beak getting longer because there is NO problem in believing this In Islam, it is a way for ALLAH Almighty providing for His creatures) Allah Almighty says in 29:60 In The Holy Quran: "How many are the creatures that cannot secure their provisions! (It is) Allah (Who) provides for them and you (as well) . (Allah) is indeed the All-Hearing, All-Knowing. but macro-evolution (transforming from 1 species to a next) is based on nothing but pure assumptions NO ONE OBSERVED macro-evolution so any claim of a species transforming like Optimus Prime from one thing to another is nothing but a speculative assumption no matter how "sciency" they make it sound to look credible and using these professional words and no matter how much visual effects and drawings they write to make it look like their theory is true, and drawing these ape faces and intentionally do drawings and visual effects to make it look human-like, doesn't change the fact it will always be a speculative assumption, it is nothing except a theory based on pure assumptions and if anyone says gravity is also a theory, well comparing the credibility of gravity to evolution is infinitely far-fetched and that's why I suggest reading the works of harun yahya. trying to use fossils as an alleged proof for evolution is impossible to prove because this theory will always be a speculative assumption, because national science foundation even says 99.99% of macro-evolution is unobserved therefore proving that this theory can never be proven. science is based upon the scientific method and evolution is impossible to prove under the scientific method because no one observed it. Delete the comment . (if anyone does have doubts check the works of harun yahya, he is the best on demolishing that deceptive theory, he is criticized heavily on his opinions on Islam when it comes to like fiqh and aqeeda and also is in jail but he is still the best on debunking that theory)

[@unknownguyindo4356]

@@myankleneedsvitamind339 Aren't Harun Yahya straight up create a cult that use "Islam" and use it to fuel his agenda? I think using Harun Yahya as "credible source" straight up is more offensive than what the OP post.

[@smavi4133]

@@myankleneedsvitamind339 ever encountered a comment so terrifyingly ignorant, you don’t even know how to respond? The original comment is not about evolution in biological context. Also, the so called “bravery of the ignorant” is a real thing, and it is so powerful that it can even make someone, with the utmost confidence, recommend harun yahya (just check out how this person behaved the last 20 years) while having a Shreck profile picture. I’m speechless actually.

[@sanneoi6323]

Shafi'i: prioritizes the Quran and hadith over local customs Also Shafi'i: Indonesia

[@akusiapa5800]

Wkwk

[@hishamdaniell]

People who claim themselves as As-Shafii in these days are never As-Shafii but hypocrites.

[@asliorangindi]

​@@akusiapa5800 bla bla 😢😂🥺🤣

[@rinisetiyorini782]

Allah already said "Being a polytheis has nothing to do in Islam" again "Do not divide into sects" the reason: Muhammad told his ummah to be one not to become others, become one under the single banner of islam

[@Microsoftuser-z8l]

I am a non denominational Muslim I don't say I am Sunni or Salafi But I adhere to the rulings in Shafi'ee school of thought 👍 At the end, we all are Muslims and brothers to each other ❤❣

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

Same

[@uuba2]

Sunnis don't say we are sunnies let's divide religion. It happened to be so because Ahli Sunna Wal Jamaa is different from those Shia deviants.

[@noleftover4u]

Akhi... how are we brothers of the rafidi who insult the sahaba, those who distort meanings of Al Qur'an? Not everyone who claims to be muslim is our brother. You are either a sunni(depends one what you call it, ahlul hadeeth, salafi, athari) or not a sunni, there is 73 sects, and only one will be victorious. And a lot of times claiming being a sunni does not make you sunni either. May Allah bless you and increase your knowledge

[@Microsoftuser-z8l]

No sects are saved, you're saying Shia's change the meaning of the Qur'an while you are twisting the meaning of the hadith. It doesn't say which sect is right please stop this non sense. Read Surah Al Ana'am 159 Making sects and being part of them is Haram! The hadith that you and most sectarians bring does not say which sect is right, it says that all of them will be in hellfire, except a group (Al Jama'ah). Many sectarians use this Hadith to justify their Sect. Even though it doesn't even name any sect. Allah s.w.t has gave us hints in the Qur'an. He named us Muslims as Surah Al Hajj Ayah 78 suggests. " Not sunni shia ibadi salafi deobandi or any other name. Surah Imran Ayah 103 "Hold firmly the rope of Allah and do not become divided" Now, the Qur'an is a word of Allah, anyone who would deny is more of a disbeliever in my opinion than someone who is just uneducated about Sahabas. I dislike anyone who insults the Sahaba. But who is going to educate them? Will fighting solve the matter? And which so called sunni country is seriously helping Palestine? It is only Iran, Lebanon. Khalas. If you didn't understand, read this comment again rather than yapping in replies.

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

@@Microsoftuser-z8l Indonesia? Sent the most humanitarian aids throughout the decades.

[@IslamicAwareness27]

Madhabs (schools of jurisprudence) are ways to understand sharia (fiqh, aHkaam, law) not aqeedah (belief, creed), as a sunni muslim you can choose any of the 4 madhabs, though it's recommended to choose the popular one in your area/country. once you aquire enough knowledge in religion, you can become a mujtahid, you can induces rulings by yourself, and weight between different opinion without having to follow a madhab, because madhabs are there to teach fiqh, not to be intermediary between you and revelation. madhabs of other sects are influenced by their deviant aqeedah, so they are not good ways to study sharia/fiqh. the extinct madhabs have disappeared because of the lack of transmission to later generations by students of the mujtahid founder imams, while the 4 remaing ones have been cared for and served well.

[@sergeantkawaii8070]

Why did I just learn about these madhabs from meme video lol

[@BraveUmmahOfficial]

We Are Just Muslims ❤ . At the Time of Prophet (SAW) All were Muslims.

[@nahrafe]

Funny enough Indonesian Muslims mostly are in shafi'i school, but they are still practicing a lot of local culture combined with Islamic literature

[@captaintorchman1046]

I don't think practicing local culture is bad for the faith as long as it's not violating the core of Islamic teaching such as The Pillar of Iman and The Pillar of Islam

[@derfelcadarn8230]

@@captaintorchman1046 apparently, the most devout Muslim ethnic group in Indonesia are the Minangkabaus of West Sumatra, and they have very interesting customs. They have two types of inheritance: the family house & land follows matrilineal rules of inheritance (from mothers to daughters) while other types of inheritance, like financial assets, or a business for example, follow Islamic rules of inheritance, so mostly patrilineal. It's their way of reconciling their ancestral customs, which were mostly matrilineal, with Islam, which is a mostly patriarcal religion. But apparently they're known in Indonesia for being very observant Muslims, while at the same time being quite "feminist" in their view of women in politics, business, academia etc.

[@ycantiusegeorgiantextforhandle]

@@derfelcadarn8230I’m a Sumateran, and some of my family are Minang. Traditional Austronesian (islanders from Madagascar all the way to Polynesia) culture is majority matriarchal or ‘feminist’. At least in Sumatera, even though we understand that the religion is more patriarchal than our cultures, it’s still more feminist than cultures of mena and South Asia. For example, I am Acehnese. We’re also considered devout in the country because our province is the only one that incorporates Sharia, albeit very terribly imo. Our culture has a long history of women warriors and warlords, we consider the fact that Aisha RA led an army to battle to be an example of how our cultural practices do not go against the religion. The same with how Khadijah RA was a businesswoman and Prophet SAW’s employer. The Minangkabau clan system also does not go against Islam, as all Sayyids descend from Fatima.

[@SabakuNoGaara2023]

Based Hanafi, from someone in a Maliki country. There are schools I don't think I even heard of, impressive!

[@AncientTraveller-fq9tq]

Appreciate that🤝

[@john-ky1og]

Sunni❌ Shia❌ Muslim✔️

[@SpreadTheHaqq]

True, you should yourself call a Muslim. But if you follow the Quran, the Hadeeth of Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) and the Sahaba (may Allah be pleased with them), you are a Sunni.

[@siratshi455]

⁠@@SpreadTheHaqqyes and if you follow the Quran, the Prophet and his Noble Family Ahlebeyt, then you're Sһіa

[@SpreadTheHaqq]

@@siratshi455 If you only follow Ahlul Bayt (may Allah be pleased with them), and not the Sahaba (may Allah be pleased with them), then you're a Shiite. If you follow both, you're a Sunni. (Including the Quran and Hadeeth too)

[@justapotato8670]

He means that those who curse the Sahaba are Muslims 👍

[@Warrior-NoN]

Sunni ✅ Shia❌ I Don't hate Shias or anything, just not on the correct path.

[@hishamdaniell]

Its funny when OP put a man and a blushing woman on the zahiri part. Because it looks like a reference to tbis weird zahiri ruling. when a man comes to a woman and reveal his intention to marry the woman, the woman should stay silent as a sign of agree. even if the woman say 'agree', the acceptance is invalid.

[@masteronmace]

I was expecting insults to Shia Muslims. I am glad that is not the case

[@AncientTraveller-fq9tq]

🤝

[@baklavalover2000]

Shia L, stop worshiping Ali

[@masteronmace]

@@baklavalover2000 We don’t you baby

[@SpreadTheHaqq]

​@@baklavalover2000 I'm not a Shiite, but don't talk spread misinformation about them bro.

[@Greenzonin]

​@@baklavalover2000I'm not shia anymore but I can tell you that your comment is very wrong, Shias do not worship Ali in any way.

[@lyssandrefinge4721]

Qu'ran 9:65 " If you question them, they will certainly say, “We were only talking idly and joking around.” Say, “Was it Allah, His revelations, and His Messenger that you ridiculed?” " Do not joke with the religion that Allah Azzawajal gave us. Don't do it. Or you will severly regret...

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

Eh bro did it! That's accurate for all I know. We do consider Quran and hadiths more but we also do use local reasoning. Take care now, Allah hafiz

[@AncientTraveller-fq9tq]

Thanks Akhi🤝

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

You're welcome mate

[@ucxx_CoD]

برادر من حمه‌جا شما رو میبینم

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

@@ucxx_CoD من همه جا هستم

[@ucxx_CoD]

@@Iraniansunnimuslim والله😂

[@XQQ-qm8ow]

For Shi'is there is also group distinct from the Usulis and Akhbaris called the Shaykhis that seek direct experiences and consultations with Imam al-Mahdi in order to determine matters of fiqh.

[@syedmuhammadmustafa7684]

Simply based on a lie as after the start of Ghaybah, the Imam himself appointed 4 representatives. So there was no direct contact in that period as well as the period to come the Ghaybat e Kubra

[@domiko1504]

To new muslims, do not be intimidated of this if you don't understand. It's better if you learn and practice the basics like praying or ablution etc. Once you understand the basics, you can delve deeper and understand more easily about this topic. I also advise to seek guidance from muslim scholar's or Imam regarding this school of thoughts discussion or else you might end up very lost.

[@kingdm8315]

THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR!!!!!!!

[@haruntosun6235]

I am not even a muslim yet but I felt sad about these divisions. Understanding of quran might differ among people but if I took the Shahadah and became muslim, Even if one of those schools felt closer to my understanding, I would never classify myself anything other than simply muslim.

[@youtubeuser1946]

Wait , if you're not muslim,then how do you know so much about us?

[@lola-9220]

​@@youtubeuser1946 he said he isn't "yet," so he's probably in the process of researching. i know for myself i did a lot of research before finally converting

[@youtubeuser1946]

@@lola-9220 Ma sha Allah. Can you please explain how you came to know about islam. Eid Mubarak!

[@lola-9220]

@@youtubeuser1946 sure! (warning, this will be a long reply lol) i first became interested in Islam when my family moved back to our region of origin (i grew up abroad, in america) and i heard the adhan for the first time at age eleven! i thought it was so beautiful and wanted to learn more but didn't know how, since i didn't have Muslim friends that time. then later in high school i stopped identifying as Christian and started calling myself Deist instead (i.e. i believed in a God but didn't identify with a religion) because a lot of what i heard in church just didn't resonate with me anymore 😅 (no offense to Christians, i respect them of course, but the religion is just not for me). i started doing loads of research about many other faiths; i knew i wanted to remain a monotheist and felt pulled toward Islam but some things held me back that time. then i moved to europe for university and over time i realized out of all the friends i have here, the kindest and most compassionate ones are Muslim. and i thought: i want that for myself, i want my faith to motivate me to be a better person in addition to helping me get closer to God. so after doing even more online research and asking my Muslimah friends a thousand questions i finally decided to say the shahada with one of them as a witness last year :) it's been seven months and i'm genuinely happy with my decision alhamdulillah ✨ Eid Mubarak to you as well 😊

[@dhiamuhamadakbar9590]

Zaydi's Madhab are based off of the teaching of Syarif Qasim al Rassi who mixed the Creed of Mu'tazili and Imamate starting by Sayyid Zayd bin Ali Zainal Abidin. And the fiqh of Hanafi. Most of Mu'tazili Teaching / works by Qadhi Abdul Jabbar Ash Shaf'i ( most authentic source of Mu'tazilite ) are found in the Territory of Zaydi Kingdom. While every works are considered Lost in the Moslems World.

[@MMAmini12]

1:30 why did you put Shah Ismail the great on Ismaili school? They're not related.

[@Zaidahmed.engmedjs]

I think it's just for content, it shouldn't be related

[@UC5kym7PU5p4gqtCGShcXhFA]

💯​@@Zaidahmed.engmedjs

[@SignsBehindScience]

Shah Ismail was not so great. He massacred innocent Muslims

[@H.S_Aslan262]

This is clear evidence to the right path. Laws that are based on actual people and their moral and interpretations can never be 100% correct as they will eventually disprove in time. Whereas laws that are come from the Quran and Sunnah will never change and will always remain as the right path.

[@Udanti7]

Hanafi🙌

[@JerichoTorres-hu3bl]

We are not others! By the end of the day! We are Muslims!! We are ONE UMMAH! ☝️

[@samesaiwan]

We all Muslims at the end ❤

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

Can you see the comments?

[@scrillthebeast2066]

There’s is only one thought: God is one ☝️

[@MMAmini12]

Ja'fari ❤

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

So you're not a twelver? Yet you don't know what imam jafar sadiq said about the sahabah? C'mon now.

[@mdshahnawaz7022]

What did imam jafar say ?? ​@@Iraniansunnimuslim

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

@@mdshahnawaz7022 Bihar al-anwar 22/305 (I order to you regarding the companions of Muhammad, don't criticize them. They were the people after the prophet. Who did not bring any innovation to the deen, and prophet orderd to behave will towards them.) Said imam jafar sadiq.

[@mdshahnawaz7022]

@@Iraniansunnimuslim nice then why di shia curse sahabas ?? When their one of the greatest imam even we(sunnis) believe he was a good imam Then why do shia reject that and curse sahabas ??

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

@@mdshahnawaz7022 simple, because they are shia of shia, not Islam or Ali. We don't need the companions to be sunni, but shias need them to be Shia. Ironic innet?

[@Gabriel-ServantOfGod]

The ones rejecting intellect over sources which have been canonized by the use of intellect from a pool of admitely fabrications and rumors, should remember that the Qur'an tells us all the time to use it. In fact, that's how Ibrahim alaihi salam reaches the truth, when he realizes the celestial bodies peiple worshiped besides Allah were temporal, they came and went off... And we are told to follow his example, which the Prophet himself followed... Alhamdulillah and peace be upon the chosen servants of Allah subhana wa taala. Afala taaquilun?

[@smavi4133]

Never forget: being a non-shia doesn’t make you automatically a Sunni. Sunni is the abbreviation for Ahlul Sunnah wa’l Jamaat, which includes sciences and disciplines like Tafseer, Qalaam, Sherh, the concept of Madhabs, Tasawwuf etc. - basically all things that the wahhabi doctrine rejects. Thus, calling, for instance, saudi arabia “the representative” or “super power” of the Sunni world is simply false.

[@RayhaanBhoola-tr3jc]

Salafis ("wahabbis" as you term them") do not reject Tafsir, Shar7, or the Madhahib. We don't even reject tasawwuf if it's done in accordance with the authentic Sunnah. Finally, Kalam is not a condition for being Sunni. The 7anabila since the time of Ahmad Ibn Hanbal abhorred kalam, it's a Greek science. Even Al-Ghazali towards the end of his life considered Kalam a waste of time. Stop spreading sectarianism.

[@Dawahfr]

😂 says the non arab jahil

[@syedmuhammadmustafa7684]

I ask my Sunni freinds here in Pakistan which school of thought they belong to they dont even know about it. I have been called Kafir many times by people who dont even know what school of thought they follow.

[@rhu7069]

@@syedmuhammadmustafa7684 Each Sunni scholar accepts that another school of thought may be the more correct one, so it doesn’t matter much if they don’t follow a specific school.

[@syedmuhammadmustafa7684]

@@rhu7069 Each school of thought has difference in opinions and difference in some ahkaam. So if you're saying that I follow Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamah and not a specific group, it doesn't make sense because each group has a difference of opinion about specific things

[@M414-q6o]

Imam Ahmed ibn Hanbal was the student of Imam Al-Shafi'i, who was the student of Imam Malik. Therefore these aren't completely separate independent schools, they are linked very closely

[@iceycones654]

Wasn’t Imam Malik a student of Imam Jafar al-Sadiq as well? So that is also another link.

[@amanraza4642]

​@@iceycones654yea all 4 of the founders were either direct disciple or indirect disciple (studied through a student taught by imam jafar Al Sadiq (as))

[@iceycones654]

@@amanraza4642 Oh nice, that is really interesting.

[@Zaidahmed.engmedjs]

Shia ja'fari ♥️

[@TheLetterB0X]

The real islam ❤

[@TheLetterB0X]

Peace be upon all the 12 imams ❤

[@ELuchador]

​@@TheLetterB0Xwho is the real Islam?? They are Sunni and shia🤝

[@TheLetterB0X]

@@ELuchador Not sunni, there are so many differences between them. let's face reality.

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

@@TheLetterB0X so many difference with shia too. Aliwala are shia too

[@enlightenedwiseman4599]

Many sunni school of thoughts died because of Mongol invasion and Spain reconquesta invasion. Most of the books are lost and the disciples k1lled.

[@Jaifar-m3c]

the sunnis of iberia were largely maliki, unless ur talking about before the nasrid emirate when there were large numbers of sufis

[@Someone45356]

Reconquista is written with an i not an e

[@neko7981]

exxxtreammmmely oversimplified- which can even be interpreted as overexaggerated

[@mengucekli]

Anyone who says La ilahe illAllah Muhammedun rasulAllah is a brother of mine. I don't care which sect they follow. I am hanafi because my parents were so. I believe most people are like me, they are born into their sects then somewhere along the road they begin defending it like fanatics. Most people don't read about all other options and deduce a correct path for themselves, they just blindly follow their parents/ancestors/community/nation.

[@amanraza4642]

Even if it's a non Muslim you should be like a brother in mankind to everyone

[@vrilheim]

I am a Muslim, Athari, Salafi/Sunni, Hanbali.

[@贾鑫宇-e8k]

wahabi

[@funfzylinder]

@@贾鑫宇-e8k cope

[@iymuslim]

@@anigati_tarukhthis isn’t true, salafi means salafi in Aqeedah. As for Fiqh then there are many salafi scholars who follow schools of thought. One of the biggest salafi scholars alive today, sheikh salih Al fawzan, is a hanbali

[@aladin23]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@anigati_tarukhwe should always be following Qur’an and Sunnah. But I think it’s because a lot of Salafi scholars teach the importance of taking a authentic Hadith over a saying of a previous imam, such as Abu Hanifa رحمه الله. As the imams themselves stated that if there’s an authentic narration that contradicts their opinion, then leave their opinion and follow the authentic narration. I wouldn’t say a lot of Salafi scholars are ‘anti-madhab’, more like ‘anti-blind following a madhab’. Meaning against people that continue to follow their madhab even if the position may be ruled out with the support of a stronger opinion elsewhere. You see a lot of Muslims today holding onto their madhabs and blind following in every affair - even if for example, something may be contradictory to the Sunnah. As for the ‘Hanbali soft spot’, it’s simply because a lot of the Salafi scholars believe and state that Imam Ahmad’s رحمه الله madhab was the closest to the Sunnah.

[@Human_boy_91]

Najdi ☕☕

[@ElFamosoY]

Your channel is pure gold bro

[@AncientTraveller-fq9tq]

Thanks Brother❤️

[@safatkarim630]

It’s interesting to see that none of them originates in Central Asia. Central Asian scholars played a really important role in early Islamic Sciences.

[@Itzorionic]

Because the central Asian Muslims probably knew the real meaning of Islam and didn't create any divisions

[@uraumereal]

​@@Itzorionic no it's because many of them were oppressed and couldn't form their own madhhab. Imam at-thawri (RH) is an example.

[@araftamim-mx3dw]

Sunni/ Ahlussunnah wal Jama'ah. Here most of them reject Sunnah before their imams opinion

[@musmanarshadsair]

Imam Ja'far Sadiq ع was the teacher of Abu hanifa and Maalik so why don't you take the laws from Imam Ja'far Sadiq ع? Because you don't have his teachings?

[@PHZanoni]

Really admirable how human-corruption institutions are praised and get funds.

[@SamirZeGeek]

hanafi school

[@Zaj3546]

W

[@ilnur3303]

Ahlu l-Hadis

[@Haziq-Cxyi217yhm6]

Bro I'm ijtihad with Shafi'i school but I'm more respectful with Hanafi school because as Imam Abu Hanifa was the earliest mazhab in four of mazhab ❤❤

[@ilnur3303]

@@Haziq-Cxyi217yhm6 The Hanafis have too high an opinion of their madhhab, which is generally built more on the opinions of Abu Hanifa personally. Abu Hanifa was actually in Kufa, and this is not closer than Imam Malik in Medina, the epicenter of Islam. You need to rely on arguments, and not blindly follow the personal opinion of a scientist.

[@uwais7003]

You really have to soften your tongue when speaking of the imams Every mazhab is a collection of the opinions of their imams. These opinions are interpretations of Quran and Sunnah, with the use of jursupidic principles (usul). Every opinion of any mazhab is backed by plenty of evidence, both which are from Quran and Sunnah, and reasoning As for kufa, it was a metropolis of knowledge. It's knowledge came from ibn masuud and ali (May Allah be pleased with them) who were some of the most senior shahaba in terms of knowledge. Some muhaditheen narrated that they went to kufa and from there they learn half a million ahadteeh One very early hanafi was Abdullah ibn Mubarak who is considered a imam in hadeeth. Think they would such a great muhaddith be a hanafi if it was all his mere "opinions" as you called it. Imam shafiee greatly admired imam abu hanifa was was a student of imam Mohammed who was a student of imam abu hanifa

[@alitheonekhatarnak5163]

This video saddens me so much. Why are we so divided 😢

[@ILoveFriedNoodle]

Ask for guidance to Allah. Insha Allah you'll receive answer. Learn about the history after the Prophet ﷺ died. Also remember, the Qur'an and the hadith are preserved forever. There are sects that believe otherwise, and they're not Muslims. All of the Sunni madhabs and some Shia we call them Muslims and we're not divided, it's just that sometimes we see the same Quran and hadith or the words and actions and descriptions of the Prophet ﷺ with different points of view. It's normal. Sometimes there are tensions between our Islamic scholars but they still respect each other. Collectively we call ourselves "Ahlus Sunnah wal Jamaah". The term Ahlussunnah wal Jama’ah is used for those people who strictly base their doctrines upon the Qur’an, Sunnah, and Ijmaa (Consensus of Sahaabah or Tabi’oon). It is a term used to differentiate from the many deviant sects that formed from the first century of Islam until present day. I recommend following one of the 4 big Sunni madhabs. As far as I know, you should follow the Sunni madhab which is the majority in your local area.

[@ucxx_CoD]

It’s not that the ummah is divided, it’s just different ways to think and practice and worship the same one creator Allah.

[@Nermeen.]

Sunni Islam only follows 4 schools : Shafi'i / Hanbali / Maliki / Hanafi. Those four are the most correct Mazhabs and you can follow anyone of them and still be on the right path ( the four mazhabs use Qur'an and hadiths as their source. ) I didn't hear about the others and can't trust them.

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

You mean you never heard about shias?

[@Nermeen.]

@@Iraniansunnimuslim I said I'm Sunni and I didn't hear about the other Mazhabs that was mentioned after those four, I don't mean the Mazhabs of Shia people I mean the infamous Mazhabs that came in the Sunni part.

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

@@Nermeen. right, my bad I misunderstood you. Take care sis, Allah hafiz.

[@Nermeen.]

@@Iraniansunnimuslim Allah with you, greetings 🤍

[@validlyinvalid6810]

those who have not gripped Quran and ahlebayt (a.s) are lost schools of thoughts, They both complete Islam

[@ArasNovel]

Im sunni from Iran But I support democracy ، freedom ،and liberal

[@ArasNovel]

@point44muwahid don't cry

[@rickville8898]

​@@ArasNovelHow is it being Sunni in Iran?

[@thedrbat9572]

As a revert, i never knew there were so many schools of thought, and i also didnt know so many follow the qur'an and hadith closely.

[@exarquazowexa7247]

Be careful brother. Many of those here do thingsbthat take one out of the fold of islam. Shi3as for example either do shirk by worshipping 3ali radiya Llahu 3anhu (may God be pleased with him), insulting the sa7aba and the mothers of believers radiya Llahu 3anhum or believing/practicing things that neither the prophet nor the sa7aba nor the tabi3een (followers of the sa7aba) nor atba3 attabi3een (the followers of the followers of the sa7aba) did and they ascribe falsehood and make false claiks about our prophet salla Llahu 3alayhi wa sallam. Contradicting things cannot be real at the same time. Reality is one and it is absolute. Let me expose the reality to you if you truly are a muslim that submits to Allah and accepts His decree as reality. Allah says "obey Allah and obey His messenger and those of you who are in authority" in surat an nisa2 aya 59 and "he does not speak out of (his own) desire" in surat an najm aya 3 meaning that we have to obey what the messenger 3alayhi ssalatu wa ssalam says as part of the revelation because all he says is revealed to him by Allah and i am sure if the propget 3alayhi ssalatu wa ssalam himself told you to do sth you wouldn't be asking him "but where is that in the quran" unless you wanna be silly. And in said narrations authentically attributed to the prophet 3alayhi ssalstu wa ssalam (sa7i7 a7adeeth), is reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “I enjoin you to follow my companions, then those after them and those after them. Thereafter, falsehood will spread until a man offers his oath without being asked and a witness gives testimony without being asked." Jami3 at tirmidhiy 2165 and so, you should trust what the companions say abt an issue except people who are specifically known in their biography to either have bad memory or to be liars. Thus, we only follow the revelation (quran and 7adeeth authentically attributed yo the prophet) with the understanding of the salaf. Ascriving tradiction or culture to it means prioritizing nationalism which is an illusion from shaytan and something islam came to warn againstband erase as rhe arabs wrre proud of themselves amd called all non arabs "3ajam" which originally means "idiot". We muslims are only honkred by the ni3ma (blessing) of islam and labelingbourselves in any other way than what Allah called us (muslims) is taking ourselves out of the creed of the prophets of Allah and their companions. Keep in mind the 7adeeth 2640 found in jami3 at tirmidhiy : "The Jews split into seventy-one sects, or seventy-two sects, and the Christians similarly, and my Ummah will split into seventy-three sects." which is graded da3if yes but only in terms of the memory of the original narrator, not its transcription. And there are other a7adeeth with similar information but different wording so it is clear that the only possible issue of dispute here is going to be the wording and perhaps the numbers except the obvious number of exceptions being "1" as it is important. And lastly, on the issue of "madhahib" or "schools of thought", it is importsnt to keep in mind that all 4 a2imma founders of the 4 major schools were students of one another yet disagreed on some things. Why ? Because they were human and could be unaware of an information from the quran or a8adeeth or have disregarded it when making a judgment. As they thenselves said to disregard their opinion if they are found to disagree with the sources of revelation. Thus, it becomes clear that the only way is very obvious and clear, it is to simply observe their opinions on the issue and choose the one that the majority of SCHOLARS (meankng muftiyeen that are aware of most of what the sources of revelation came with and NOT just the majority of lay people) or, if it is not clear, analyze the sources yourself and seek the opinion of other people who will analyze with you. Islam is ONE. I hooe this helped you understand.

[@NapoleonBlac-qd9kx]

Only Sha'fie, Hambali, Hanafi and Maliki are right school of thought. Other than that is false

[@syedmuhammadmustafa7684]

@@NapoleonBlac-qd9kx Sheikh Napolean Black to the rescue!

[@theboyluminousofficial]

I'm not Sunni or Shia or any of that crap.. I AM A MUSLIM 🗿🗿🔥🔥💯🗣 ACT LIKE ONE

[@خالدالسميران-ر6ع]

السنةُ هية إسلام أتبع التوحيد والقرآن و الدعوة

[@Zual-Kifl]

You are not sunni? So you don't follow the sunnah of Muhammad s.a.w? So a Qur'anist?

[@theboyluminousofficial]

@@Zual-Kifl" Indeed, those who have divided their religion and become sects - you, [O Muhammad], are not [associated] with them in anything." Quran 6:159

[@Zual-Kifl]

@@theboyluminousofficial 3:31-32 Say, ˹O Prophet,˺ “If you ˹sincerely˺ love Allah, then follow me; Allah will love you and forgive your sins. For Allah is All-Forgiving, Most Merciful.” Say, ˹O Prophet,˺ “Obey Allah and His Messenger.” If they still turn away, then truly Allah does not like the disbelievers.

[@Zual-Kifl]

@@theboyluminousofficial Qur'an 3:31-32 We did not split or create any sect, people left our group and made their own. They strayed not us. A muslim is someone that follows Allah and Muhammad s.a.w but people use this phrase falsely so you filter out yourself from the misguided ones.

[@AbuIbrahimalDhahiri]

As someone who agrees to the Usul of the Zahiriyyah, I'd like to share some facts about us. - We believe the entire religion has been clarified in the Qur'an and Sunnah, leaving no room for doubts or uncertainties about the religion. - We believe that all the rulings can be found in the Qur'an and Sunnah, either in a specific command/prohibition or a general one (which can be carried out in any age). This is also one of the reasons why we don't utilize Qiyas (analogy). - We believe blind following is strictly prohibited, and no one is followed except Rasulallah. This is why we actually condemn the idea of there being madhahib, in fact we rarely consider ourselves a madhab like the 4 common ones. - We condemn any differing and believe that the Ummah should strive to resolve it if it occurs, we believe differing is Haram and that it's the opposite of what Allah commanded (which is to unite). There's a lot more I could share, comment if you have any questions or want clarifications about any misconceptions that have been spread about us. Also, there are in fact much more Zahiri communities spread across the world. Especially in Morroco, Egypt, Europe, and other countries.

[@Muhammad-ql9sf]

isnt that almost salafiyya

[@octipuscrime]

The one for the Zaidi part, the link to the music for it is different. Anyone know where the original to this video is from?

[@Mawdah_ul_Quran]

Desert caravan by Aaron kenny

[@octipuscrime]

@@Mawdah_ul_Quran eyvallah

[@GrandAdmiralThrawn_111]

Jariri got merged in Shafi'i, also you have included some seriously deviant groups(not refering to 4 schools), sometime not even included in Islamic fold. Edited : 😂 I typed above line in the middle of the video, you included kharijis too....lmao

[@beat_2008]

which shia scholar introduced self - whipping on 10 Muharram?

[@hasslz7174]

It is haram, just because it is done by a couple of weird individuals doesn't mean they allow it. Many usooli scholars have spoken against these extreme rituals

[@j_j9999]

اللطم شىء و الجلد شىء تخر

[@Mahdi-k4i]

@@hasslz7174 self whipping is not done by just a couple of weird individuals unless you mean an entire country now... They beat their chests and use chains to hit and whip their back... And it's almost every actually shia who does it in Iran btw.

[@multigamer8894]

@@Mahdi-k4i they are ignorant people who don’t realise it’s haram even if the majority does it try not to generalise it

[@Rizvi-2]

Real shia shouldn't do it

[@FahimAhmed-xj9lq]

Hanafi is the most well researched school of thought as well. Doesn’t make it more valid than the others, but it’s probably why it’s the biggest one now

[@sadiaislam624]

Being divided into sects is haram those who do that are quran rejectors

[@ILoveFriedNoodle]

Ask for guidance to Allah. Insha Allah you'll receive answer. Learn about the history after the Prophet ﷺ died. Also remember, the Qur'an and the hadith are preserved forever. There are sects that believe otherwise, and they're not Muslims. All of the Sunni madhabs and some Shia we call them Muslims and we're not divided, it's just that sometimes we see the same Quran and hadith or the words and actions and descriptions of the Prophet ﷺ with different points of view. It's normal. Sometimes there are tensions between our Islamic scholars but they still respect each other. Collectively we call ourselves "Ahlus Sunnah wal Jamaah". The term Ahlussunnah wal Jama’ah is used for those people who strictly base their doctrines upon the Qur’an, Sunnah, and Ijmaa (Consensus of Sahaabah or Tabi’oon). It is a term used to differentiate from the many deviant sects that formed from the first century of Islam until present day. I recommend following one of the 4 big Sunni madhabs. As far as I know, you should follow the Sunni madhab which is the majority in your local area.

[@Abu-qitt]

just because you dont act in accordance with the quran means you do takhdib(reject). Thats like saying those who do zina do it because they reject the quran, thats stupid to say and also saying someone is a quran rejector means they are kuffar

[@NaushadSamin]

: As-salamu alaykum Brother/Sister Did you do zikr today? : No!? Make sure you read with your heart : Ok, let's go it will take 1-3 minutes. Astagfirullah ×5 (أَسْتَغْفِرُ اللَّهَ) Subhan Allah ×5 (سبحان الله) Alhamdulilah ×5 (الحمد لله) La ilah illa Allah ×3 (لا إله إلا الله) Subhan Allah hi wa bi hamdi hi ×3 (سُبْحَانَ اللّهِ وَ بِحَمْدِهِ) Subhan Allah al adheem ×3 (سبحان الله العظيم) Allah huma ini asaluka al jannah ×7 (اللَّهُمَّ إِنِّي أَسْئَلُكَ الجَنّةُ) Allah huma ajarni mina naar ×7 (اَللَّهُم أَجِرْنِي مِنَ النَّارِ) Allahummaghfir lil muslimina wal muslimati wal mu'minina wal mu'minati x1 (اَللَّهُمَّ اغْفِرْ لِلْمُسْلِمِيْنَ وَالْمُسْلِمَاتِ، وَالْمُؤْمِنِيْنَ وَالْمُؤْمِنَاتِ اْلأَحْيَاءِ مِنْهُمْ وَاْلأَمْوَاتِ) Well done! (أحسنت!)

[@SignsBehindScience]

1:44 Ismailis (Agha Khanis) are not Muslims due to their belief that Agha Khan is god in human form. (Naʿūdhu billāh)

[@lucidniprogramer589]

Ja'faris attribute uluhiya to Ali RA too.

[@SignsBehindScience]

@@lucidniprogramer589 not the majority though.

[@lucidniprogramer589]

@@SignsBehindScience The laymen do not, but their scholars all do without exception

[@Hashashinofallamut]

You forgot Qarmatians,Mustalis,Druze in ismaili part

[@luthfihisyam3222]

Legendary Video pull

[@MohammadAli-yc8yi]

Started by 8th century scholar !? Was 6th shia imam and teacher of abu hanifa and other major sunni scholars, abu hanifa said 'if i didn't studied 2 years under Jafar al sadiq I would be doomed"

[@AHNAFTASHIN3774]

As a Muslim I say there is no division in Islam.......

[@abou_samyy]

The madhahīb isn’t a division.. It is simply different opinions on fiqh. The 4 madhahīb are all considered to be true.

[@Rizvi-2]

Except the shia / sunni madhab they are same

[@xondeez757]

the four major school of thought are barely different from each other except a few rare cases.

[@Umaaaaarrrrr]

Shafi'i school

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

Same

[@Amsyar_al-BaAlawi]

Same

[@Zaj3546]

Salamu Alaikum brother from a fellow sunni currently following Maliki school 🫂.

[@Umaaaaarrrrr]

@@Zaj3546 yeah :)🤝

[@brettrfalcon730]

Quran 5:47- “Let the followers of the Gospel judge by what Allah has revealed therein, and those who do not judge by what Allah has revealed are the transgressors.” The gospel is the word of God according to the Quran. Quran 6:115- “The Word of your Lord is perfect in truthfulness and justice; no one can change His words. He is the All-Hearing, the All-Knowing” The word of God cannot be corrupted according to the Quran. This means that the Gospel cannot have been corrupted. John 10:30- “I and My Father are one.” Jesus claims to be God in the gospel, which cannot be corrupted if it is the word of God in Islam.

[@Abu-qitt]

In arabic gospel is injeel, which isnt the same. those you will find in this age are the gospels of john, mark and luke, but never you will find the gospel of jesus. As for the gospel which was revealed to jesus from Allah, we say its the word of god and it cant be corrupted. But christians can false attribute their books which they wrote on themselves to jesus which isnt the same as corrupting.

[@ismetkabir2901]

Don't ask me if am sunni or not cuz i don't divide islam into sects. It is strictly prohibited in the quran to divide islam like this. So am just muslim.

[@raoufrays8339]

That's an unrealistic way of thinking, there are big differences between the two, in matters of politics, fiqh and aqida. If you are sunni you can stop at that without saying i belong to school of thought, and it's fine, but for Shia-sunni-ibadi position, you can't, the differences aren't small.

[@ismetkabir2901]

@@raoufrays8339 this is clearly dividing Islam,brother. Allah forbade us to be divided into anything as such. So no matter what we say this is not ok. Imo hadiths r the main reason y this happened in the first place because of different scholars interpretations. All we should do is that we teach ourselves the Quran and the hadith. I can't say much about this and am pretty sure u will come n say smth but I want to know what u have to say on the ayat that does prohibit us from dividing ourselves. Respectfully.

[@raoufrays8339]

@@ismetkabir2901 Oh man this gonna be long. Well Respect is given thing of course. My view is that we need to see things as they are, not how they should be. The Prophet himself prophesied abot the dived that gonna took place in his nation, the quran and sunna always asks us the believers to be one body and not to divied thats true, but it also tell us what to do when such diveds happens and how we should act, mening that god knows human nature and he knows that such thing will eventually happend. It took one generation after the prohet for the poltical dived to happend and it was cruel and regrettable, the muslims became united again, but the affects lasted Intel today, what started political beacme about beliefs, i cant say as a sunni that all shia and ibadis are disblivers. but i definitely will stood to say they are wrong in many things, and some of those things are so important that are able to decide the fate of man in the after life. Saying words like we should teach ourselves the quran and hadith are praise worthy and good, but you need to decide first wich ones, some Ismaili shias believe that the quran is not the literal words of god, others say it got corrupted even, some early khawarij even refused to recognize some surhas they found opposite to their views so wich quran will you agree upon here. For hadith, twelvers shias have diffrent collections and they dont take hadiths from many of the companions of the Prophet, they even excommunication the first caliphs of islam ( the most senior comanions) and to them the words of the infallible immas of theirs hold the same weight as the words of the prohet, both are hadiths to them. so wich sunah would you follow here. 90% of muslims ar sunnis today and thay were the majority throughout history for a reason, because the hadiths they have went through the most strict way of persevation, and they are the most reverent to the Quran, they dont give to their scholars a degree of reverent equal to that of prohets like shias, nor they excommunicat companions like khawarij do. They are in the midlle of extremes, and their approach is that of the Prophet and his companions. I personally agree when you say i will say muslim if someone asked me about my belief, but i will add that if someone asked me if you are sunni then i will also say yes. I dont believe in infallible immas who know the unseen and that any disagreement in religion should go back to them, these words make me a non-shia, and not a muslim to some of them even. So yah dived is a fact we see in our life and in history, god warnd us about it, but he didn't told us we should stay in the middle regardless who is right and wrong, but we should fellow the right and disobey the wrong, and right is clear as the sun. Im using shias and ibadis as examples, there are many other sects throught history, those are biggest.

[@raoufrays8339]

​​@@ismetkabir2901 Oh man this gonna be long. Well Respect is given thing of course. But we need to see things as it is, not how it should be. The Prophet himself prophesied abot the dived that gonna took place in his nation, the quran and sunna always asks us the believers to be one body and not to divied thats true, but it also tell us what to do when such diveds happens and how we should act, mening that god knows human nature and he knows that such thing will eventually happend. It took one generation for the poltical dived to happend and it was cruel and regrettable, the muslims became united again, but the affects lasted Intel today, what started political beacme about beliefs, i cant say as a sunni that all shia and ibadis are disblivers. but i definitely will stood to say they are wrong in many things, and some of those things are so important that are able to decide your fate in the after life. Saying words like we should teach ourselves the quran and hadith are praise worthy and good, but you need to decide first wich ones, some Ismaili shias believe that the quran is not the literal words of god, others say it got corrupted even, some early khawarij even refused to recognize some surhas they found opposite to their views so wich quran will you agree upon here. For hadith, twelvers shias have diffrent collections and they dont take hadiths from many of the companions of the Prophet, they even accuse first caliphs of islam (the most senior comanions) of blasphemy, and to them the words of the infallible immas of theirs hold the same weight as the words of the prohet, both are hadiths to them. so wich sunah would you follow here. 90% of muslims ar sunnis today and thay were the majority throughout history for a reason, because the hadiths they have went through the most strict way of persevation, and they are the most reverent to the Quran, they dont give to their scholars a degree of reverent equal to that of prohets like shias, nor they excommunicat companions like khawarij do. They are in the midlle of extremes, and their approach is that of the Prophet and his companions. I personally agree when you say i will say muslim if someone asked me about my belief, but i will add that if someone asked me if you are sunni then i will also say yes. I dont believe in infallible immas who know the unseen and any disagreement in religion should go back to them, these words make me non-shia, and not a muslim to some of them even. So yah dived is a fact we see in our life and in history, god warnd us about it, but he didn't told us we should stay in the middle regardless who is right and wrong, but we should fellow the right and disobey the wrong, and right is clear as the sun. Im using shias and ibadis as examples, there are many other sects throught history, those are bigges.

[@conservativemuslim19]

⁠@@ismetkabir2901 You are naive my dear brother. Shia have different hadith books than Shia so which hadith books you believe in? Shia abuse the companions and wives of the prophet so do you?

[@princeequalizer3715]

"Kharijites" yeah sure buddy Go read ibadi scholars first

[@Jaifar-m3c]

ترا ما كل الخوارج ناس سيئين ، هما اصلن تقسمو بعد نهروان يوم ابو بلال مرداس ما باغي يكون معا ذيلاك الكفار البقية الي قتلو الأطفال و الحريم كما ابن ملجم

[@Mrbball.]

In the Quran it mentions that Islam shouldn’t be divided into sects

[@snifey7694]

The school of zensunni wanderers; LISAN AL GAIIIIIIIIIB

[@Elioghiasi]

I have never heard of Jariri in my life, it seems like a fair Madhab tbh.

[@Recitationsoftheheart_official]

You’re aware that you are calling a liberalised version of the rulings and practices of our prophet (صلى الله عليه وسلم) fair right?

[@Elioghiasi]

@@Recitationsoftheheart_official Yes. And I’m aware of its extinction ..so chill!

[@Recitationsoftheheart_official]

@@Elioghiasi Subhanallah, you arent even denying it. Fear Allah

[@AltaiRaptor_305]

Maliki 💚

[@Putra-dd5hs]

well, it means I am more Hanafi than Shafi'i. Always thought that

[@AverageHandEnjoyer-jp3xu]

The Extinction of Jariri school shows a lot about Islam Edit : I triggered some

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

People not Islam

[@NaderBerbish]

because the video is bullshit jariri school did not support "women rights" at all

[@justagamer7791]

Yes because it went against a findemental of Islam. Which is to keep women in the home unless ABSOLUTELY necessary. Strict emphasis on absolutely.

[@unknow_556]

Bruh you talk without knowledge their were other reasons why fiqh school didn't survive. And also imam tabari works some of them are still alive we benefit from his still today

[@w.adomski9917]

You didn't even know the rest of the scholars.

[@junaedhossainbiddut3538]

We are all sunnis. Come brothers ❤️💚

[@MrAghaboy]

Whos your daleel?

[@Redgarlics]

Hey Atrabi, there are a lot of us.....what do you think about making a video about groups that are not considered Shiite or Sunni? As far as I know, there are many, but they are all extinct, or at least the vast majority are extinct

[@Zahratalnoor]

Ja'fari >>>

[@dasabenteuerlicheherz9190]

The title should be „schools of law“

[@geocritic3577]

Shafi'i 👇

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

Yes. Imam shafi'i was very smart and educated. I'm shafi'i from iran (ex-shia)

[@Zaj3546]

@@Iraniansunnimuslim Masha"Allah. May Allah guide more Iranian brothers and sisters to Sunni Islam.

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

@@Zaj3546 inshallah.

[@bcgaming4236]

@@Zaj3546 ameen

[@Meme-factory-f4q]

@@bcgaming4236 Imam Abu hanifa is the most analogistic and intellectual one, Dominating every other denomination with logic and reasoning

[@molaptopmo-wh8ow]

1:48 shouldve used YEMENI Muwashshah الموشح poetic music as the theme and the head turban used by Zaidi scholars

[@remon880_]

Why is there shia sects in Islamic fiqh video?

[@-Zulfikar-]

?

[@sina-alavi1962]

touch some grass

[@remon880_]

@@sina-alavi1962 do u even know the meaning of that 💀

[@saqi3586]

who said it's about fiqh. And even if it is, he showed the fiqh schools of shia muslims

[@remon880_]

@@saqi3586 school of thoughts literally mean fiqh

[@Gerzsilah]

Maliki, Shafi'i, Hanbali, Hanafi are the only right ones.

[@mohammedahmadzai4189]

If you’re not a Sunni Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi’i or Hanbali consider yourself an opp 🗣️

[@Sutiri.]

Salafi?

[@Soliman_real]

Real

[@mohammedahmadzai4189]

@@Sutiri. yes also them

[@pontimax2676]

Back then, Nizaris are Hashashin aka Assassin

[@ImaanIkraan]

drop the names of the nasheeds pls (not the shia ones)

[@Moustach-fq1ew]

سفرة الى الله

[@Adam-iz5kh]

​@@Moustach-fq1ew313

[@AncientTraveller-fq9tq]

check the description Akhi

[@shayann2228]

Hanbali is the most strict?! Have you ever considered reading one book of Fiqh from each school once? Because no man would say such obvious lies about them who read or went through their books

[@shia_pan_iranist]

Jafari Shia ✊

[@AkmalNasution-v7t]

1:22 title please???

[@yaali515]

Jafari the only muslims❤

[@MutawakkilAlaAllahAs-salafi]

12th imam is gay

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

@@MutawakkilAlaAllahAs-salafi wtf? You gay bro.

[@IslamVoyager]

@@MutawakkilAlaAllahAs-salafi Al-Adab Al-Mufrad 432 Abu Dharr is reported as saying that he heard the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, say, "If a man accuses another man of deviance or accuses him of disbelief, that accusation will come back on him if his companion is not as he said." Shaikh Al-Albanii graded this hadith as Sahih

[@lichythelegacy698]

scholars said that only the first 4 schools are good to learn

[@SuperAymanDx]

Maliki