Leaving Off the Sunnah is Shirk! | Shaykh Muhammad Aman al-Jami

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"Abandoning the Sunnah is Shirk" is not what the man says.

[@AboAbdillah]

BarakAllāhu Feek, It is a summarised title for the whole speech of the Shaykh رحمه الله, abandoning the sunnah of the Nabī ﷺ and adapting the speech of someone other than him ﷺ as ruling in the religion.

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@@AboAbdillah Wa feek, but no, even as a "summarised title" it's wrong. He says it can lead to shirk, that's a huge difference

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@@UploadsUnlimited brother in the video the Shaykh literally explains it's shirk in tashrīʿ, please listen and read it carefully, حياكم الله

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@@AboAbdillah brother to be honest the title can be misleading as it confused me

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@@AboAbdillah Yes, he utters the words "shirk in tashrī". But where does he say "Abandoning the Sunnah is shirk in tashrī" ???

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So for example a person prays the 4 rakat sunnah of dhur after salat Al dhur, in the masjid instead of his house, he’s committed shirk?

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BarakAllāhu Feekum, watch the video again akhī the Shaykh explains what is meant, it means leaving off the hukm of the Nabī ﷺ and following someone else's hukm, doesn't mean leaving off a sunnah that you know is a sunnah like for example you know 2 rak'ah before fajr is sunnah but you don't perform it, this is of course not shirk, and the same with the example you've mentioned, rather it means that you knowing the sunnah and the speech/command of the Nabī ﷺ is so and so but leaving it for the speech of someone other than the Nabī ﷺ and following that instead, like how some extreme blind followers of fiqh madhhabs do, this is what is being addressed by the Shaykh رحمه الله, i hope it clarified your question

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@@AboAbdillah ah okay now it makes more sense بارك الله فيك Was very confused for a second.

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​@@AboAbdillahme too i was confused JazakAllahou khair

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