Losing the Manners of Knowledge will deprive you of knowledge | Sheikh Salih Al-Usaymi

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bro jazaakAllaahu khairan. this is so important especially for us young ppl who think we know it all

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جزاكم الله خيرا

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Ys vry much needed

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Jazakallahu Khairan, brother. Would you please also make a video regarding the topic "Who Should We Take Islamic Knowledge From?" and the importance of caution before taking Islamic knowledge from any random person? The reason I am requesting this topic is that I have recently come across many individuals who are highly educated in the general education system but lack formal Islamic education. It is unclear where they got their Islamic education from-whether they have studied Islam under any recognized institute or Shaykh who teaches authentic Islamic knowledge. Using their higher qualifications from the general education system, they deceive many naïve people. These individuals conduct Halaqas (gatherings) and spread numerous misconceptions about Islam. Most of the time, they cite verses from the **Qur’an** and interpret them according to their own desires while deliberately avoiding mentioning Hadith. Sometimes, they say things that are correct, so regular people do not doubt them. One of the most common narratives among them is: "Let’s not make any division within the Muslim Ummah by using labels like Sufi, Shia, Sunni, Hanafi, Maliki. We are all Muslims, so do not call yourself or each other by these names." They promote the idea of removing such distinctions from our system, arguing that there is no need to know who is Sufi, Shia, Sunni, etc. They claim, "We are all Muslims," which may sound appealing but ultimately leads to confusion and ignorance about Islamic beliefs and practices. This is a serious issue, as taking knowledge from unreliable sources can mislead many people. I believe a video on this topic would be highly beneficial in guiding people toward authentic Islamic scholarship. May Allah bless you and grant you success in your efforts. Ameen.

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@@mchowdhury282 Ameen wa iyyakum. Yes this is a widespread problem that needs to be addressed. May Allah reward you. We were planning in sha Allah planning to make our own short video addressing this doubt, and we will look for clips online that are suitable and appropriate to translate. May Allah reward you. And may Allah give you the same for what you have asked for us, and more (If anyone reads this and already knows some clips about this topic, post it as a reply here and we’ll take a look at it in Sha Allah)

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Haram image add came, before watching this beneficial lesson, could you please fix this 😢

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@سىد-ش4ذ Forgive us, may Allah reward you. However we don’t have any control over the ads, otherwise we would have gotten rid of it a long time ago. May Allah guide us all to what He loves and is pleased with.

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‏سلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته Can you drop the link to the original video?

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Wa Alaykum As Salam Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuh. I ask Allah that He bless you and your family. Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/epawhX5tpr2nasksi=laKGpgXioQH9zZXm

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