Way of the Salaf and their Understanding - Abu Imran Al Sharkasi

Support us on Patreon: / digitalmimbar It is incumbent to adhere to the understanding of the Salaf (predecessors), because this way has at its beginning the pious gathering of the Sahabah who took the religion directly from the Messenger of Allah. They were the best of those who understood the teachings and adhered to them in a way that gained the Pleasure of Allah -- the Most Gracious.
"And the first to embrace Islam of the Muhajirun and the Ansar and also those who followed them exactly (in Faith). Allah is well-pleased with them as they are well-pleased with Him." [Soorah At-Tawbah: 100]
The belief of the Sahabah is an example for us to follow, as Allah says in the Qur'an: "So if they believe in the like of that which you believe, they are rightly guided, but if they turn away, then they are only in opposition." [2:137]
Furthermore, the Qur'aan exhorts us to follow the way of the believers, which is a reference to the way of the Sahabah.
"And whoever contradicts and opposes the Messenger (Muhammad) after the right path has been shown clearly to him, and follows other than the way of the believers. We shall keep him in the path he has chosen, and burn him in Hell - what an evil destination." [Soorah An-Nisaa: 115]
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER -
The Lecture was delivered by Abu Imraan Al-Sharkasi, who was born in Russia into a Muslim family and moved to the UK in 1993. Abu Imran is highly skilled in the Arabic language and has translated extensively at seminars for many scholars and students of knowledge.
He also has tazkiyyah from scholars such as Shaikh 'Abdus-Salaam al-Burgis
(rahimahullah), Shaikh Khaalid al-Anbari, Shaikh Fasial al-Jaasim and many others. Currently Abu Imran is the director of the Al-Burhaan Institute based in Leicester U.K which offers regular beneficial classes throughout the week.
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[@azizbinibraheem]

Following the four imaams is following the salaf... Alhumdulillah

[@SaadAlSubaiei]

19:54 Thanks for the talk, may Allah reward you. However, prophets fear Allah most not because of having more proofs, but for being exposed to more realities.

[@taimur74]

Loving the noor on the Sheikh's face. MashAllah !

[@LokmanMahazer]

JazakumuLlahu khairan katsiran!

[@Anw4rr10r]

You are a Muslim Alhamdullilah. Being a hanafi just means you follow the methodology of Imam Abu Hanifa. I went through the exact same situation you did. My family pray according to the methodology of Imam Abu Hanifa as did I but while trying to learn about the sunnah of the Prophet SAW I found Salafiyyah and started doing rafulyadain according to the book by Sheikh Nasir-ud-deen Al-Albaani called 'The Prophet's Prayer Described' which I recommend you read. It should clear everything up for you.

[@ThePhenomenal786]

Saif sultan: From what I have noticed is that the method of salah according to hanafis is wrong due to the consensus of the scholars. And they also follow weak hadith which is even a bigger sin. Majority of the scholars agree that putting hands on or below the navel is false and not the Sunnah.

[@azizbinibraheem]

Don't cause controversy and confusion with the family especially elders. It creates hatred for the dawah. There's nothing wrong in them being hanafi. It's a valid fiqhi difference of opinion with proofs. People take ahaadith that Shaykh Albani ra chose in his book but nobody says oh hes a Albani. Love islam be happy and spread the peace

[@SaiF290]

Hey I'm confused. Recently I have been doing rafulyadeen and my ENTIRE family rejected it and ordered me to stop. I asked them: isn't it sunnah? By the way, this was during Eid, so they quickly rushed an answer because we were all busy. Basically, they very very briefly explained that there are different schools of thoughts and that hanafis don't do rafulyadeen. What do I do? Am I a hanafi or a MUSLIM? I am really confused about this school of thought thing.

[@azizbinibraheem]

Who's this brother reffering to when he says 'them' and 'they' say.