Jafar Al-Sadiq on Abu Bakr and Umar
An example of how the Salaf from the Ahl Al-Bayt used to love and ally themselves with the Companions, at the head of which are Abu Bakr and Umar.
Islamic belief and creed.
An example of how the Salaf from the Ahl Al-Bayt used to love and ally themselves with the Companions, at the head of which are Abu Bakr and Umar.
An example of the dislike of the Salaf for claiming to be a believer in a presumptuous or self praising manner.
Ibn Umar points out that speaking against the Muslim ruler is a foreign, unacceptable ideology.
The imminent strangeness of faith.
Another prohibition from the Salaf against sitting and debating with the people of bid’ah.
Religion and Aqidah is taken from the Companions. Where did the other sects get it from?
Children should be taught to love the Companions like they are taught Quran.
Are all Muslims Ahl Al-Sunnah unless proven otherwise? Why are Salafis so harsh sometimes?
Is the Jama’ah (The Main Body of Muslims) the majority or those who follow the truth, irregardless of their number?
Who is more likely to follow Dajjal?