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“TAUHEED AS-SIFAT”         LESSON - # 11
                                    “INTRODUCTION TO THE
                                      STUDY OF TAUHEED”
                                    Intermediate Level Islamic course in English for Adults
                                          conducted by Ustaz Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail

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                                       “To seek knowledge is obligatory upon every Muslim (male & female)”

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BELIEVE IN THE ONE GOD –              This is not unique to
            WHO ALONE IS THE                      Muslims. Even pagan
            CREATOR DIVINE.                       worshippers and
             (AL-KHALIQ-QIYYAH )                  idolaters acknowledge
                                                  this.

                                                  This is where Muslims
           BELIEVE IN THE ONE GOD –               differ with pagan
           WHO ALONE IS THE                       worshippers, idolaters
           SUSTAINER DIVINE.                      and unbelievers, because
                                                  they erroneously ascribe
             ( AR-RUB-BUBIYYAH )                  to others besides Allah.
                                                  similar ‘Divine’ roles in
                                                  the Sustainment of this
                                                  universe.
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It can be discern that people’s idea or knowledge that God
                       exist, generally pertains to Him being the Creator.

                       But, when we further consider God’s role in the universe and
                       man’s life, differences occur.

                       Those who deny Him as the only Absolute Sustainer,
                       Cherisher of the universe, would inadvertently be ascribing
                       to others this divine role.

                       BELIEVE IN THE ONE GOD –
                             WHO ALONE IS THE DIVINE.
                                   ( AL-ULUHIYYAH )

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•     Therefore, because some people’s knowledge of God may still be
              ambiguous, they need to have clear understanding of what we mean
              by “Divinity and the concept of the Divine” termed – Uluhiyyah.



        •     That in regard to God being “Divine” (ILAAH) – there is only One, Who
              alone is the Divine, without associates or partners.



        •     This is termed – TAUHEED AL-ULUHIYYAH.



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Knowledge concerning the “Divine” (ILAAHIYAT)




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Knowledge concerning the “Divine” (ILAAHIYAT)



                         “Say : He is Allah, the Absolute One.
                         Allah is the Eternal, the Most Besought of all *,
                         He begets not, and neither is He begotten;
                         and there is nothing that could be compared to
                         Him.”
                                                  (Qur’an: al-Ikhlas: 112: 1-4)



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      Criterion which clarify our concept of God

               [1] The name, proper noun for God is “ALLAH “
               He, most Exalted, is the Absolute One: indivisible, unique, the
               only Divine, without any other, before or after.


               If one entertains the possibility of another like “Allah”, then his
               understanding of what constitute the “Divinity” is flawed.




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                                      “Allah” : Arabic proper noun; name for God, it
                                         refers to the One and Only, the Unique Creator,

                                         Lord Sustainer of the Universe, Who Alone is God

                                         – there is none besides Allah.

                                       No equivalent translation in non-Semitic language.




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      Criterion which clarify our concept of God

                 [2] “Allah” is referred to as “As-Somad” (in Arabic) which has
                 a profound meaning.
                 There is no equivalent word for it in English, and requires
                 explanations.

                 *the original Arabic word “As-Somad” means “the Eternal,
                 the Uncaused Cause of all being”




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                                                  “As-Somad” is therefore applied
              to God Alone. It comprises the concept of the Primary Cause
              and Eternal, independent Being; and also the idea that
              everything existing or conceivable goes back to Him as its
              source; and is therefore dependent on Him for its beginning as
              well as for its continued existence.




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      Criterion which clarify our concept of God

            [3] “Allah” – is the only “Divine”.
            Islam categorically refute any false notion which people ascribe to the
            “Divine”, especially that of God procreating (begetting another God).
            A “Divine” exists without need for any other, whereas “son” requires
            a father. These two terms together are antithetical (contradictory and
            absurd).




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             [4] Since “Allah” – is Unique and the only “Divine”, there is
             nothing that can be compared to Him, absolutely there can be
             no equivalent.


             Whatever we can visualize or imagine, fall short of Allah’s
             Exaltedness, and must negated - Glory be to Allah ( SUB-
             HAANALLAAH ! ).




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              Only Allah is the God (al- ilaah), there is no other that is God except
              “Allah”.




                                            “LAA-ILAA-HA-IL-LALLAAH”




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               IMPORTANT TO NOTE
           •     Conceptually regarding this aspect, i.e. to only regard Allah as
                 the only Absolute One in His Divinity (ULUHIYYAH), and to regard
                 Allah as the only Absolute Sustainer (RUBBUBIYYAH) marks the
                 True Criterion in the belief in the Oneness of Allah.




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SAY: "O you who deny the truth (AL-KAAFIRUN)!
                         I do not worship that which you worship, and neither
                         do you worship that which I worship!
                         And I will not worship that which you have [ever]
                         worshipped, and neither will you [ever] worship that
                         which I worship.
                         Unto you, your DEEN (religion and moral law), and
                         unto me, mine!“
                                                  (Qur’an: al-Kaafirun: 109: 1-6)


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TO CONTINUE




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 This is the continuation from my previous “Intermediate
                  Lesson on Islam - TAUHEED” module *. In that part one
                  module, we have covered topics of :

                [1] Introduction to the various Approaches in Developing
                    AQEEDAH - TAUHEED (Attestation to Oneness of God).
                [2] TAUHEED AL-KHAALIQIYYAH
                [3] TAUHEED AR-RUBIBIYYAH
                [4] TAUHEED AL-ULUHIYYAH WAL- ‘UBUDIYYAH

                •     So now, for Tauheed part two module, I shall cover
                     “TAUHEED AS-SIFAT”



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“LIMITLESS in His glory is thy Sustainer, the
                              Lord of almightiness, [exalted] above anything
                              that men may devise by way of definition!”
                                                    (Qur’an: Shaffat: 37: 108)



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“Utterly remote is Allah, in His limitless glory,
                              from anything to which men may ascribe a
                              share in His divinity!!”
                                                         (Qur’an: Shaffat: 59: 23)



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                      This is one of the traditional approaches in
                       ensuring the understanding of attributes
                          of Allah, amongst Muslims who are
                      exposed to other religious or philosophical
                       views, does not deviate from that of the
                        pious predecessors’ (Salafus-Soleheen)

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"(To know Allah) Think and reflect upon

                                   Allah's attributes (Sifaat) and do not try

                                  to think of (reality of) His Essence (Dzat).“



                     (Hadith reported by Abu-Shaykh – al Jami’ : 134 Risalah Tauhid)



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 When the Qur’an was revealed, it succinctly expounded and
                     clarify the message of TAUHEED, in the best Arabic to the
                     Arabic-speaking people whose mastery of Arabic was at the
                     highest.
                 In fact, the Arabs then, had recognized the Qur’an as a miracle
                     - Divinely revealed - not the speech of man.
                 And they knew very well the metaphors, the linguistic
                     eloquence, the profound and depth to meanings, the detail
                     and the general, etc. of the Qur’anic language - which to
                     them, are adequately self-explanatory.
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 Unfortunately, mastery of the Qur’anic (classical) Arabic
                    language amongst the Muslim masses tends to diminish, or it
                    may become weakened , except amongst Islamic scholars.
               Thus the Muslims in general, have had to rely upon Islamic
                    jurists and scholars from whichever MADZAAHIB (schools of
                    theology and jurisprudence), regarding the teaching of Islam.
               Each strove to preserve and transmit the traditional scholastic
                    methods in understanding primary sources (AL-QUR’AN and
                    AHADITH) and teaching the masses.



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 The ‘golden era’ according to the Prophet s.a.a.w., which
                     became the exemplary era from which Muslims of later period
                     relied upon as source of the pure Islamic teachings and
                     principle methodology (MANHAJ), are called the period of the
                     pious predecessors (SALAFUS-SOLIHEEN).




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 The ‘golden era’ according to the Prophet s.a.a.w., which
                     became the exemplary era from which Muslims of later period
                     relied upon as source of the pure Islamic teachings and
                     principle methodology (MANHAJ), are called the period of the
                     pious predecessors (SALAFUS-SOLIHEEN).

                              “The best of mankind – (believers) – are in my
                              generation, then (a generation) after it, and then
                              (another generation) after that.”
                                     (Hadith reported by Bukhary and Muslim)

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 During the first three generations (Qurn’ Salafus-Soliheen),
                    religious or theological disagreements or dissentions amongst
                    Islamic scholars were very rare.
                But inevitably schism did arose much later as prophesised :




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 During the first three generations (Qurn’ Salafus-Soliheen),
                    religious or theological disagreements or dissentions amongst
                    Islamic scholars were very rare.
                But inevitably schism did arose much later as prophesised :


                      “And whoever amongst you lives after me will see many
                      conflicts (disagreements), let him then adhere to whatever
                         they know o f my Sunnah and the Sunnah of my Rightly
                                                  guided Khalifah.”
                                             (Hadith reported by Ahmad)

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 It was compounded by the people being exposed to other
                    cultural-thoughts, philosophy and methods (especially from the
                    ancient Greek-Persian-Indo civilizations) .
               Thus the method and approach to teaching the Qur’anic creed of
                    TAUHEED of the pious generation (Salafus-Solih), had to be
                    revised to preserve the true teachings*, lest misinterpretations
                    due to man’s own weakness may occur.

                   Please note, it is the approach and method of teaching that was revised,
                      not the Creed. This is in conformity with the Prophet’s Sunnah s.a.a.w.:
                          “Speak to people in accordance with their intellectual capacity.”

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 In the first three generations (SHAHABI, TABI’ and TABIT-TABI’IN –
                  period ), the AQEEDAH of the Muslims regarding
                  MA’RIFATULLAAH (Knowledge in Knowing Allah) was never a
                  problem.
             Although differences of opinion regarding politics and other
                  secondary issues did occur, yet in deriving understanding of
                  theological and creed matters (AQEEDAH) , reliance upon revealed
                  knowledge (QUR’AN & AHADITH) overrides any human
                  speculations.




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 It was in later era (known as ‘KHALAF’ era), when many non-Arabs
                  came into Islam; when adherence to primary sources by the
                  general Muslims decreased, whereas the learning and translation
                  of all available sciences from other civilizations especially the
                  Greek philosophy - and speculative theology and rational
                  discourses became popular, that problems arose.
             The dominance of the rationalists (MU’TAZILITE) scholars
                  threatened to undermine the traditional reliance upon Revelation.




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 When the Mu’tazilites (rationalists influenced by Greek
                  philosophy) introduced innovations (BID’AH) that threatened to
                  undermine and replace the true creed (AQEEDAH) consistent with
                  the Prophetic generation, that Islamic scholars – notably Imam
                  Abul Hassan al-Ash-’arie and Abu Mansur al-Maturidi et. al. ; -
                  came up with the relevant response to safeguard its theological
                  belief – (termed as the creed of “the People of Tradition and the
                  Community” or “Ahlus-Sunnah wal- Jama ’ah”).




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 At that time there was tension between several extreme views :
              LITERALISTS

                 [1] The Literalists – who follow textual basis (AL-QUR’AN and
                  AHADITH) as it is, and refusing the use of reasoning (TA’WIL ) in
                  understanding those verses which are allegorical (MUTASHABBIHA),
                  since most from SALAF generation refrained from this (interpreting).

                 Yet the difference with them from the SALAF was that many amongst
                  them tend to use the literal meaning of these verses (or allow such
                  erroneous literal understanding in the mind of the masses to persist),
                  and thus created controversy (FITNAH).
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 At that time there was tension between several extreme views:

              LITERALISTS
                 [1] The Literalists –

                 There were some amongst them who were accused of being
                  ‘anthropomorphic’ (MUJASIMAH ) or ‘those who rely on
                  allegorical verses’ (MUTASHAB-BIHA) -by asserting (or subtly
                  insinuating) that these verses are to be accepted literally -
                  highlighting them (without explaining its correct meaning) and
                  were adamant in chastising others or whoever are providing the
                  necessary explanation thereof through TA’WIL, since these are
                  metaphors.
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 At that time there was tension between several extreme views:

              LITERALISTS

                   [1] The Literalists –

                   They ruled that doing TA’WIL to be a heretical innovation
                   (BID’AH DOLAA-LAH), although we know that there were many
                   of Prophet’s companions who interpreted and did TA’WIL.

                  Not only this, they even went on to condemn logic and
                   philosophy, and many other ‘new’ ideas and improvements
                   developed due to changing needs in teaching Muslims.


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 Then another group with extreme views appear :
              RATIONALISTS

                   [2] The Rationalists –

                    They were those who regarded reasoning as being higher than that
                    of Revelation - that in their interpretations of the Revealed texts
                    (AL-QUR’AN & AHADITH), they advocated drastic changes even to
                    the Scriptural text itself ( tampering -TAHRIF).




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 Then another group with extreme views appear :
              RATIONALISTS

                    [2] The Rationalists –

                    Their radicalism in using reason, perhaps were the very cause
                     why the ‘literalist’ reacted (albeit, they the literalists were
                     equally guilty of being radical too, in the other extreme.)

                    Some of these Rationalists were accused of being religious
                     ‘innovators’ (MUB-TADI’ ) because of these attempt, seen as
                     changing the DEEN.


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 The third group with another extreme view were the :
              PSEUDO-SUFIS

                   [3] The Pseudo-Sufis –

                   These were groups claiming to be Sufis yet display ignorance of
                    the SHARI’AH in their practices of Islam.
               Because of them, the ‘literalists’ and ‘rationalists’ gained
                    credibility for attacking ‘Traditional Islamic scholars’ mistaking
                    them to be similar in their views, whereas these scholars had
                    condemned all ‘pseudo Sufis‘ and regarded them also as religious
                    ‘innovators’ (MUB-TADI’ ) of that time.
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 We Muslims are to follow the middle, or balanced way
                      (UMMATAN WASOTAN).




                        “Thus have We made of you an Ummah justly balanced
                        that ye might be witnesses over the nations and the
                        Messenger a witness over yourselves”
                                                        (Qur’an: Baqarah: 2: 143)



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 We Muslims are to follow the middle, or balanced way
                      (UMMATAN WASOTAN).




                           “Those who listen to the Word, and follow the best
                           (meaning) in it: those are the ones whom Allah has
                           guided, and those are the ones endued with
                           understanding.”
                                                       (Qur’an: Baqarah: 39: 18)

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 We Muslims are to follow the middle, or balanced way
                      (UMMATAN WASOTAN).




                     “Be not like those who are divided amongst themselves
                     and fall into disputations after receiving Clear signs; for
                     them is a dreadful penalty.― “
                                                       (Qur’an: Aali ‘Imran: 3: 105)



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 We Muslims are to follow the middle, or balanced way
                      (UMMATAN WASOTAN).
              PROPHET MUHAMMAD S.A.A.W. SAID:




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 We Muslims are to follow the middle, or balanced way
                      (UMMATAN WASOTAN).
              PROPHET MUHAMMAD S.A.A.W. SAID:


                      “Allah most Exalted will never allow the affairs of my
                      ummah to be with what deviates (from Truth) forever; so
                      follow the majority (of my ummah – SAWAA-DUL-A’ZOM).
                      Allah’s hand is upon the Jama’ah (united community),
                      whoever defers away from it , defers toward Hell-fire.”
                                  (Hadith reported by al-Hakim from Ibn Jarir)


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 (874 – 936CE) Imam Abul Hassan Ash-’arie in fact, begun as a
                    MU’TAZILI (rationalists) but returned to the fold of pure creed
                    (AQEEDAH of AHLUS-SUNNAH WAL-JAMA’AH), and thus was
                    most competent to refute the MU’TAZILI, by upholding the
                    Revealed basis of the creed of the SALAF generation (NAQLIYAH),
                    and supported it with logic and reasoning approaches (‘AQLIYAH)
                    in argument and explanation, relevant to refute those
                    rationalists of his time because they were familiar with those
                    approaches in their argument and discourses.



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 His method, sometimes termed as the school (MADZHAB) of
                    Imam Ash-’arie (ASH-’ARITE), reconciled these two extreme
                    views of the time, but most importantly, it preserved and
                    provide guidance in the Muslims’ understanding the creed of
                    the AHLUS-SUNNAH WAL-JAMA’AH , based upon Revealed text
                    (NAQLIYAH), yet putting the use of reason (‘AQLIYAH) and
                    rational arguments as important and necessary, but not higher
                    than the proof of revelation.




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 As one’s belief in God is conceptual, the use of reason must
                     not be left unguided without God’s Revealed proof – because
                     man, instinctively, has the tendency towards
                     ‘anthropomorphism’ (to imagine God as in human form) if left
                     to his own device.




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 His method was further developed by Imam Abu Mansur
                    Maturidi (853- 944CE) and Imam Muhammad bin Yusuf As-
                    Sanusi (895CE) and since then has been taught – as a legacy of
                    the AHLUS-SUNNAH WAL-JAMA’AH, which serves to circumvent
                    the likelihood of the ‘rationalists’ and ‘literalists’, resurfacing
                    again with their extreme views.




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 It must be appreciated, that this methodology was developed
                     (as were the “MADZAAHIB” in FIQH and other Islamic sciences
                     e.g. Musthalah-al-Hadith , Tafsir, Nahwu, Qira’at, etc.) after
                     the time of the SALAF era – precisely because it was needed to
                     provide relevant response to the challenges of the time, in
                     guiding and educating the subsequent generation of the
                     Ummah in later times, upon the Right Path.




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 It’s objective in fact was to uphold and defend the pristine Creed
                   of the SALAFUS-SOLIH against the challenges of the subsequent
                   generations prone to attacks by the rationalists, the
                   anthropomorphist and innovators of the DEEN (MUBTADI’ ) –
                   albeit, using the approaches relevant to address and refute their
                   erroneous assertions .




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 Arguing that the method cannot be accepted because it was
                  never used by the SALAF generation and by the earlier Muslim
                  Scholars e.g. Imam Malik  (711 – 795CE), Imam Shafi’ie
                  (745-820CE), etc. - this is tenuous, childish and only exposed
                  the persons’ lack of understanding the fuller history of Islam
                  and Muslim intellectuals and scholars; the development of
                  creedal and Islam’s legal history (TARIKH TASH-RI’) .




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 It is foolish to argue that this methodological approach (of the
                    ASH-’ARIYAH) is categorised as “BID’AH” (innovation) and not
                    part of Islamic heritage and scholarship – just as they had
                    erroneously dismissed every other “MADZAAHIB” that
                    developed after the era of the SALAFUS-SOLIH - simply because
                    they themselves have not understood its relevance and
                    unappreciative of it use.
               This would be displaying sheer arrogance and a sign of
                    ungratefulness towards the intellectual legacy of our earlier
                    Islamic scholars.

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 Similarly, it is indeed foolish to ‘ritualistically’ teach, (merely
                  repeating them mechanically from traditional text) without linking
                  (highlighting) it’s relevance in the present context of ideological
                  thoughts, explaining how it is to be applied in correcting the errors
                  of current intellectual discourse in AQEEDAH.
             Remember, AQEEDAH is not to be taught merely as a subject, but it
                  is imparting or rather instilling a believe (Creed) in such a way to
                  convince people of the Truth. To believe is to be convinced with
                  ‘certainty’, rather than simply to ‘know’ or be informed of various
                  subjects or information.

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 In today’s context, this methodology is much needed as
                  safeguard for the Muslim’s understanding against the
                  onslaught of secularist-atheistic-rationalists .
             It must be noted that even now, there are Muslim intellectuals
                  who have been influenced by their Orientalist mentors, and
                  are seeking to glamorize and revive the MU’TAZILITE discourse.
             These are the “Liberal Muslims” or we would rather refer to
                  them as NEO-MU’TAZILITES.


                                                                     * NEO – means “new”

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Who are the NEO-MU’TAZILITES ?



             The original MU’TAZILITES were followers of Wasil bin Atha’
                  (700–748CE) who begun learning the Greek philosophy and logic.
             In discussing religion and theology, because they adamantly
                  regard “reason” (‘AQL) as foremost even to be above revelation
                  (WAHYU) , they broke away from AHL-SUNNAH WAL JAMA’AH.




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                In spite of this misguidance, they had contributed much
                    towards eradicating ‘blind and literal’ adherence to text, and
                    gross lack in using logical arguments (logic and reason) in
                    matters of proving the Islamic creed (AQEEDAH).
                In engaging these original MU’TAZILITES, the AHLUS-SUNNAH
                    scholars had triumphed over them and was able to refute all of
                    their false assertions.


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              In can be said that this MADZHAB had long ceased to exist ,
                  extinct – although their ideas are still studied for comparison and
                  as part of Islamic intellectual history by Muslim scholars in USUL-
                  UDDEEN.
              It was the Orientalists who were fascinated by them and had
                  sought to revive their ‘rationalism’ . But this had long been
                  confined mostly in intellectual discourses and academic writings
                  (much of it in non-Arabic languages).
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Who are the NEO-MU’TAZILITES ?



             When in recent years, Muslims who had began studying Islam
                  from these Orientalists and in Western-based learning
                  institutions, MU’TAZILI ideas now is being promoted by these
                  Muslims. Even to the extent of starting movements , reading
                  groups, seeking to undermine the traditional MADZAAHIB.
             In fact they are not “MU’TAZILITE” , but a pretender of one,
                  trying to gain acceptance from unsuspecting Muslims.



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Who are the NEO-MU’TAZILITES ?



              These NEO-MU’TAZILITE are made to look ‘progressive’ and
                  logical whereas these ‘rehashed’ ideas have already been
                  refuted by past scholars of AHLUS-SUNNAH WAL JAMA’AH , and
                  knowledge of these are still available amongst traditional Islamic
                  scholars.
              Other names they may claim for themselves e.g.:

             “Liberal Islam”, “Islamic Reformers”, “Modernist Muslim”,
                  “Progressive Islam” , “Radical Muslim thinkers” etc.

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Who are the NEO-MU’TAZILITES ?



              It is most unfortunate that the general Muslims are ’lazy’ to learn
                  Islam – the traditionally transmitted teachings - and are content to
                  be ‘simplistic’ in their grasp on knowledge of their AQEEDAH.
              Or they are being misled by those who mock the traditional
                  ASH’ARITE school of AHLUS-SUNNAH , even accusing it to be a
                  ‘deviant’ sect while favouring another extreme group, the literalist
                  view of the “NEO-SALAFIS”.

                  waAllaahu a’lam                                        * NEO – means “new”

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Who are the “NEO-SALAFIS” ?



           As explained, the original term SALAF (‘predecessor’) refers to the
               Muslims in the first three generations closest to our Prophet
               Muhammad’s period (s.a.a.w.).
           After that era, all Muslims are regarded as KHALAF (‘successor’).

           The purity of the SALAFI ’s adherence to basic source of Islamic
               knowledge (AL-QUR’AN and AHADITH), had ensured that no
               changes were made to these early text.


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             Yet, the reality is that certain verses (statements) in the QUR’AN
                  and AHADITH are metaphorical, and must not be understood
                  literally.
             The people of SALAF generation, because of their excellent grasp
                  of Islam and mastery of Qur’an classical Arabic, it had ascertained
                  that no confusion nor misinterpretation occurred regarding their
                  common understanding of these allegorical (metaphorical) verses
                  in the text.

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              When asked about these allegorical verses (AAYAT
                  MUTASHABIHAT), they would accept the words as they are (to
                  ensure no tampering of the original text) and “leave its meaning
                  to Allah” (TAFWIDW) without takyif (by asking how) nor ta’thil
                  (denying the words as it is used) nor tamthil (making similitude for
                  them), but most importantly they all forbade and warned against
                  these verses AAYAT MUTASHABIHAT , to be taken and
                  understood literally.

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               In the KHALAF period, to prevent the general Muslims from the
                    mistake of taking these allegorical verses AAYAT MUTASHABIHAT
                    literally, Islamic scholars apply TA’WIL (interpretation) to them,
                    ever since. This has been adhered to by subsequent scholars of
                    AHLUS-SUNNAH.
               It is obvious, why TA’WIL generally was not done previously was
                    because there was no such danger of misinterpretation during that
                    SALAF period (unlike in later KHALAF era).

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               During KHALAF period, leaving these verses without the right
                    TA’WIL, will definitely invite ‘misinterpretation’ from the general
                    masses, and have even led to the rise of deviant MUJASSIMAH
                    (anthropomorphist) groups.
               Those who may not be aware, please note that TA’WIL on the
                    Qur’an itself was approved by the Prophet s.a.aw. when he
                    prayed for Allah to grant Ibnu Abbas r.a. this knowledge.



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 When later, the controversially known scholar from Harran
                    Imam Taqiyuddin Ibn Taymiyyah (1263 -1328CE) , raised the
                    objection again regarding TA’WIL, it rekindled once again the
                    opportunity for the MUJASSIMAH (anthropomorphist) and the
                    literalists, since then, to justify and promote their misguided
                    agenda.
               Imam Ibn Taymiyyah may have valid concern then, at the
                    period when his views could be scrutinized by his peers or more
                    competent Islamic scholars of his time.


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 And indeed some of his views were accommodated but all his
                  other controversial views have been well refuted.
             But in today's context, bringing up his controversial views had
                  again caused much confusion to the common Muslims whose
                  knowledge of Islam, generally, is very much deficient.
             This was compounded when many of these new ‘SALAFIS’ even
                  condemned other Muslims studying the Islamic traditional
                  sciences of Theology (‘ILMU KALAM), logic (MANTIQ), philosophy
                  (FALASIFAH), Sufism (TASAWWUF) etc.



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 A revived interest of promoting his opinions, especially in the
                    early 20th century Arabia, led to the ‘literalist’ group using it to re-
                    introduce many controversial discourses.
               In the absence of right TA’WIL, the general Muslims thus would
                    be easily misled to think in anthropomorphic terms.
               Although aware of this danger, yet many from this group
                    adamantly promoted this kind of discourse and some even went
                    on to condemn all those doing TA’WIL (or even the following of a
                    MADZHAB) as wrong, nay as “deviancy” .



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 To gain credence from public, they even styled themselves as the
                   SALAFIYYIN – (or SALAFIS), as though implying, that the rest of the
                   Muslims have not adhered to the true methodology of the “early
                   pious predecessors”, but only their group “are upon the true path.”
              We need to qualify and acknowledge that we do not here refer to
                   those who are true and legitimate followers of any MADZAAHIB .
                   We respect those amongst them who identify themselves with the
                   HANABALI and AHLIL-HADITH rather than using the term SALAFI
                   label exclusively for themselves.



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 It is the misappropriation of the label “SALAFI ” which is
                   misleading, and therefore needs to be highlighted and corrected.
              This ‘movement’ which was formed rather late (truncated) in
                   history, still belongs to the KHALAF period, and cannot be the
                   “SALAF “ as referred to by the the Prophet s.a.w.
              Thus we would rightfully termed them as NEO-SALAFIS.

                   waAllaahu a’lam


                                                                       * NEO – means “new”


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Who are the “PSEUDO-SUFIS” ?



                 Islam has to be implemented in three aspects, viz. Belief,
                      Practice and Perfection – (IIMAN-ISLAM-IHSAN).
                 It is from IHSAN , that later on, the Sciences of the “Self”
                      (‘ILMUN-NAFS) or “Human Disposition” (AKHLAQ), or
                      “Purification of the Self” (TAZKIYA-AN-NAFS), or Detachment
                      (ZUHUD), or “Knowledge of the Divine“ (IRFAN), or Sufism
                      (TASAWWUF )” etc. were developed.



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               Those who take exception to these terminologies (especially
                    TASAWWWUF) should first understand that the general definition
                    of these, are in fact all referring to a common objective of:

                           “the practice of Islam at the level of IHSAN.”




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Who are the “PSEUDO-SUFIS” ?



               Those who take exception to these terminologies (especially
                    TASAWWWUF) should first understand that the general definition
                    of these, are in fact all referring to a common objective of:

                           “the practice of Islam at the level of IHSAN.”


                                “Al-Ihsan (righteousness or best conduct) is that you
                                worship (serve) Allah as though you are seeing Him;
                                while you see Him not, yet truly He sees you”
                                                  (Hadith reported by Muslim)

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               As in all things Islam, there are ADAB to be strictly obeyed. This
                    aspect IHSAN in fact, are regarded as the aspect of perfecting a
                    Muslim’s state of “Submission or worship or servitude to Allah.”
               Therefore, this comes after development of their correct belief
                    (IIMAN) and proper understanding of the Shari’ah (FIQH), without
                    which, those indulging in this may be led astray – NA-UUDZU-
                    BILLAAH. (we seek Allah’s protection)



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Who are the “PSEUDO-SUFIS” ?



               We should heed the warning and advice of Imam Malik r.a. who
                    said:

                            “He who TASAWWAFA (practices Sufism) without learning
                             FIQH (Sacred Law) corrupts his Faith (becomes a ZINDIQ),
                           while he who learns FIQH (Sacred Law) without TASAWWUF
                                (practicing Sufism) corrupts himself (become FASIQ).
                            Only he who combines the two proves True (TAHAQQUQ).”
                                           (Iqaz al-himam fee sharh al-Hikam)

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                As we have learnt, that the primary cause for SHIRK is ignorance,
                    especially when acts of worship and matters pertaining to the
                    religion are “blindly imitated ”. As when rituals or ‘belief’ are
                    followed without possessing true knowledge.
                It is from this group that many religious terminologies ( regarding
                    special terms pertaining to AQEEDAH as it is used by the true
                    MUTASAWWIF ) may also be “carelessly parroted” to the general
                    public by them, which may cause FITNAH.

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                Yet it is doubtful that most of them (and the general Muslim
                     public) truly understand their true profound and exclusive
                     meanings. Thus the ignorance is compounded.
                This is further exacerbated by many of them neglecting the
                     pursuit in serious learning of the DEEN, but instead they promote
                     highly their “zikr” sessions to people who may actually have little
                     or inadequate basic Islamic knowledge.



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                And just like the NEO-SALAFIS, these NEO-SUFIS also in a way,
                     are claiming exclusivity for themselves, as though implying
                     (and some don’t even hide their arrogance by asserting that)
                     other Muslims who do not identify themselves with their
                     group (TARIQAH), are not really “practicing Islam at the level
                     of IHSAN” or perhaps “not as good as us the SUFIS”. They even
                     styled themselves as “AHLIL-HAQIQAT (Esoteric)” while
                     condemning others derogatively as “AHLI-SHARI’AT
                     (Exoteric)”.
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Who are the “PSEUDO-SUFIS” ?


                And just like the NEO-SALAFIS, these NEO-SUFIS also in a way,
                     are claiming exclusivity for themselves, as though implying
                     (and some don’t even hide their arrogance by asserting that)
                     other Muslims who do not identify themselves with their
                     group (TARIQAH), are not really “practicing Islam at the level
                     of IHSAN” or perhaps “not as good as us the SUFIS”. They
                     styled themselves as “AHLIL-HAQIQAT (Esoteric)” while
                     condemning others derogatively as “AHLI-SHARI’AT
                     (Exoteric)”.
               WaAllaahu a’lam
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IMPORTANT DU’A




                             ALLAA-HUM-MA – ARI-NAL-HAQ-QA - HAQ-QAN
                                     WAR- ZUQ-NAT - TI-BAA- ’A
                               WA-ARI-NAL – BAA-TWILA – BAA-TWI-LAAN
                                    WAR-ZUQ-NAJ – TI –NAA - BAH

                            “O Allah! Make us see the Truth to be true
                            and grant us ability to follow it.
                            And make us see Falsehood to be false and
                            grant us the ability to reject it.”
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TO BE CONTINUED -

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  • 1. “TAUHEED AS-SIFAT” LESSON - # 11 “INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF TAUHEED” Intermediate Level Islamic course in English for Adults conducted by Ustaz Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail IT CAN ALSO BE A 16 weekly class started: 27 Nov 2010 REFRESHER COURSE FOR MUSLIM Every Saturday night @ 8pm – 10pm PARENTS, Wisma Indah, 448 Changi Road, EDUCATORS, IN CONTEMPORARY #02-00 next to Masjid Kassim SINGAPORE. OPEN TO ALL For further information and registration contact (9789 4915 ) Using curriculum he has developed especially for English-speaking Muslim converts and young English-speaking Adult Muslims. “To seek knowledge is obligatory upon every Muslim (male & female)” ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 2. PREVIOUS TOPICS ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 3. BELIEVE IN THE ONE GOD – This is not unique to WHO ALONE IS THE Muslims. Even pagan CREATOR DIVINE. worshippers and (AL-KHALIQ-QIYYAH ) idolaters acknowledge this. This is where Muslims BELIEVE IN THE ONE GOD – differ with pagan WHO ALONE IS THE worshippers, idolaters SUSTAINER DIVINE. and unbelievers, because they erroneously ascribe ( AR-RUB-BUBIYYAH ) to others besides Allah. similar ‘Divine’ roles in the Sustainment of this universe. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 4. It can be discern that people’s idea or knowledge that God exist, generally pertains to Him being the Creator. But, when we further consider God’s role in the universe and man’s life, differences occur. Those who deny Him as the only Absolute Sustainer, Cherisher of the universe, would inadvertently be ascribing to others this divine role. BELIEVE IN THE ONE GOD – WHO ALONE IS THE DIVINE. ( AL-ULUHIYYAH ) ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 5. Therefore, because some people’s knowledge of God may still be ambiguous, they need to have clear understanding of what we mean by “Divinity and the concept of the Divine” termed – Uluhiyyah. • That in regard to God being “Divine” (ILAAH) – there is only One, Who alone is the Divine, without associates or partners. • This is termed – TAUHEED AL-ULUHIYYAH. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 6. PREVIOUS TOPICS ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 7. Knowledge concerning the “Divine” (ILAAHIYAT) ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 8. Knowledge concerning the “Divine” (ILAAHIYAT) “Say : He is Allah, the Absolute One. Allah is the Eternal, the Most Besought of all *, He begets not, and neither is He begotten; and there is nothing that could be compared to Him.” (Qur’an: al-Ikhlas: 112: 1-4) ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 9. CS T OP I O US PR EVI Criterion which clarify our concept of God [1] The name, proper noun for God is “ALLAH “ He, most Exalted, is the Absolute One: indivisible, unique, the only Divine, without any other, before or after. If one entertains the possibility of another like “Allah”, then his understanding of what constitute the “Divinity” is flawed. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 10. CS T OP I O US PR EVI Criterion which clarify our concept of God “Allah” : Arabic proper noun; name for God, it refers to the One and Only, the Unique Creator, Lord Sustainer of the Universe, Who Alone is God – there is none besides Allah. No equivalent translation in non-Semitic language. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 11. CS T OP I O US PR EVI Criterion which clarify our concept of God [2] “Allah” is referred to as “As-Somad” (in Arabic) which has a profound meaning. There is no equivalent word for it in English, and requires explanations. *the original Arabic word “As-Somad” means “the Eternal, the Uncaused Cause of all being” ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 12. CS T OP I O US PR EVI Criterion which clarify our concept of God “As-Somad” is therefore applied to God Alone. It comprises the concept of the Primary Cause and Eternal, independent Being; and also the idea that everything existing or conceivable goes back to Him as its source; and is therefore dependent on Him for its beginning as well as for its continued existence. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 13. CS T OP I O US PR EVI Criterion which clarify our concept of God [3] “Allah” – is the only “Divine”. Islam categorically refute any false notion which people ascribe to the “Divine”, especially that of God procreating (begetting another God). A “Divine” exists without need for any other, whereas “son” requires a father. These two terms together are antithetical (contradictory and absurd). ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 14. CS T OP I O US PR EVI Criterion which clarify our concept of God [4] Since “Allah” – is Unique and the only “Divine”, there is nothing that can be compared to Him, absolutely there can be no equivalent. Whatever we can visualize or imagine, fall short of Allah’s Exaltedness, and must negated - Glory be to Allah ( SUB- HAANALLAAH ! ). ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 15. CS T OP I O US PR EVI Only Allah is the God (al- ilaah), there is no other that is God except “Allah”. “LAA-ILAA-HA-IL-LALLAAH” ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 16. CS T OP I O US PR EVI IMPORTANT TO NOTE • Conceptually regarding this aspect, i.e. to only regard Allah as the only Absolute One in His Divinity (ULUHIYYAH), and to regard Allah as the only Absolute Sustainer (RUBBUBIYYAH) marks the True Criterion in the belief in the Oneness of Allah. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 17. S PIC S TO V IOU PRE ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
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  • 19. SAY: "O you who deny the truth (AL-KAAFIRUN)! I do not worship that which you worship, and neither do you worship that which I worship! And I will not worship that which you have [ever] worshipped, and neither will you [ever] worship that which I worship. Unto you, your DEEN (religion and moral law), and unto me, mine!“ (Qur’an: al-Kaafirun: 109: 1-6) ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 20. TO CONTINUE ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 21.  This is the continuation from my previous “Intermediate Lesson on Islam - TAUHEED” module *. In that part one module, we have covered topics of : [1] Introduction to the various Approaches in Developing AQEEDAH - TAUHEED (Attestation to Oneness of God). [2] TAUHEED AL-KHAALIQIYYAH [3] TAUHEED AR-RUBIBIYYAH [4] TAUHEED AL-ULUHIYYAH WAL- ‘UBUDIYYAH • So now, for Tauheed part two module, I shall cover “TAUHEED AS-SIFAT” ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 22. “LIMITLESS in His glory is thy Sustainer, the Lord of almightiness, [exalted] above anything that men may devise by way of definition!” (Qur’an: Shaffat: 37: 108) ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 23. “Utterly remote is Allah, in His limitless glory, from anything to which men may ascribe a share in His divinity!!” (Qur’an: Shaffat: 59: 23) ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 24. H DD IMA N MUQA UCTIO OD INTR This is one of the traditional approaches in ensuring the understanding of attributes of Allah, amongst Muslims who are exposed to other religious or philosophical views, does not deviate from that of the pious predecessors’ (Salafus-Soleheen) ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 25. "(To know Allah) Think and reflect upon Allah's attributes (Sifaat) and do not try to think of (reality of) His Essence (Dzat).“ (Hadith reported by Abu-Shaykh – al Jami’ : 134 Risalah Tauhid) ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 26.  When the Qur’an was revealed, it succinctly expounded and clarify the message of TAUHEED, in the best Arabic to the Arabic-speaking people whose mastery of Arabic was at the highest.  In fact, the Arabs then, had recognized the Qur’an as a miracle - Divinely revealed - not the speech of man.  And they knew very well the metaphors, the linguistic eloquence, the profound and depth to meanings, the detail and the general, etc. of the Qur’anic language - which to them, are adequately self-explanatory. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 27.  Unfortunately, mastery of the Qur’anic (classical) Arabic language amongst the Muslim masses tends to diminish, or it may become weakened , except amongst Islamic scholars.  Thus the Muslims in general, have had to rely upon Islamic jurists and scholars from whichever MADZAAHIB (schools of theology and jurisprudence), regarding the teaching of Islam.  Each strove to preserve and transmit the traditional scholastic methods in understanding primary sources (AL-QUR’AN and AHADITH) and teaching the masses. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 28.  The ‘golden era’ according to the Prophet s.a.a.w., which became the exemplary era from which Muslims of later period relied upon as source of the pure Islamic teachings and principle methodology (MANHAJ), are called the period of the pious predecessors (SALAFUS-SOLIHEEN). ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 29.  The ‘golden era’ according to the Prophet s.a.a.w., which became the exemplary era from which Muslims of later period relied upon as source of the pure Islamic teachings and principle methodology (MANHAJ), are called the period of the pious predecessors (SALAFUS-SOLIHEEN). “The best of mankind – (believers) – are in my generation, then (a generation) after it, and then (another generation) after that.” (Hadith reported by Bukhary and Muslim) ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 30.  During the first three generations (Qurn’ Salafus-Soliheen), religious or theological disagreements or dissentions amongst Islamic scholars were very rare.  But inevitably schism did arose much later as prophesised : ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 31.  During the first three generations (Qurn’ Salafus-Soliheen), religious or theological disagreements or dissentions amongst Islamic scholars were very rare.  But inevitably schism did arose much later as prophesised : “And whoever amongst you lives after me will see many conflicts (disagreements), let him then adhere to whatever they know o f my Sunnah and the Sunnah of my Rightly guided Khalifah.” (Hadith reported by Ahmad) ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 32.  It was compounded by the people being exposed to other cultural-thoughts, philosophy and methods (especially from the ancient Greek-Persian-Indo civilizations) .  Thus the method and approach to teaching the Qur’anic creed of TAUHEED of the pious generation (Salafus-Solih), had to be revised to preserve the true teachings*, lest misinterpretations due to man’s own weakness may occur.  Please note, it is the approach and method of teaching that was revised, not the Creed. This is in conformity with the Prophet’s Sunnah s.a.a.w.: “Speak to people in accordance with their intellectual capacity.” ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 33.  In the first three generations (SHAHABI, TABI’ and TABIT-TABI’IN – period ), the AQEEDAH of the Muslims regarding MA’RIFATULLAAH (Knowledge in Knowing Allah) was never a problem.  Although differences of opinion regarding politics and other secondary issues did occur, yet in deriving understanding of theological and creed matters (AQEEDAH) , reliance upon revealed knowledge (QUR’AN & AHADITH) overrides any human speculations. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 34.  It was in later era (known as ‘KHALAF’ era), when many non-Arabs came into Islam; when adherence to primary sources by the general Muslims decreased, whereas the learning and translation of all available sciences from other civilizations especially the Greek philosophy - and speculative theology and rational discourses became popular, that problems arose.  The dominance of the rationalists (MU’TAZILITE) scholars threatened to undermine the traditional reliance upon Revelation. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 35.  When the Mu’tazilites (rationalists influenced by Greek philosophy) introduced innovations (BID’AH) that threatened to undermine and replace the true creed (AQEEDAH) consistent with the Prophetic generation, that Islamic scholars – notably Imam Abul Hassan al-Ash-’arie and Abu Mansur al-Maturidi et. al. ; - came up with the relevant response to safeguard its theological belief – (termed as the creed of “the People of Tradition and the Community” or “Ahlus-Sunnah wal- Jama ’ah”). ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 36.  At that time there was tension between several extreme views : LITERALISTS [1] The Literalists – who follow textual basis (AL-QUR’AN and AHADITH) as it is, and refusing the use of reasoning (TA’WIL ) in understanding those verses which are allegorical (MUTASHABBIHA), since most from SALAF generation refrained from this (interpreting). Yet the difference with them from the SALAF was that many amongst them tend to use the literal meaning of these verses (or allow such erroneous literal understanding in the mind of the masses to persist), and thus created controversy (FITNAH). ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 37.  At that time there was tension between several extreme views: LITERALISTS [1] The Literalists – There were some amongst them who were accused of being ‘anthropomorphic’ (MUJASIMAH ) or ‘those who rely on allegorical verses’ (MUTASHAB-BIHA) -by asserting (or subtly insinuating) that these verses are to be accepted literally - highlighting them (without explaining its correct meaning) and were adamant in chastising others or whoever are providing the necessary explanation thereof through TA’WIL, since these are metaphors. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 38.  At that time there was tension between several extreme views: LITERALISTS [1] The Literalists – They ruled that doing TA’WIL to be a heretical innovation (BID’AH DOLAA-LAH), although we know that there were many of Prophet’s companions who interpreted and did TA’WIL. Not only this, they even went on to condemn logic and philosophy, and many other ‘new’ ideas and improvements developed due to changing needs in teaching Muslims. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 39.  Then another group with extreme views appear : RATIONALISTS [2] The Rationalists – They were those who regarded reasoning as being higher than that of Revelation - that in their interpretations of the Revealed texts (AL-QUR’AN & AHADITH), they advocated drastic changes even to the Scriptural text itself ( tampering -TAHRIF). ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 40.  Then another group with extreme views appear : RATIONALISTS [2] The Rationalists – Their radicalism in using reason, perhaps were the very cause why the ‘literalist’ reacted (albeit, they the literalists were equally guilty of being radical too, in the other extreme.) Some of these Rationalists were accused of being religious ‘innovators’ (MUB-TADI’ ) because of these attempt, seen as changing the DEEN. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 41.  The third group with another extreme view were the : PSEUDO-SUFIS [3] The Pseudo-Sufis – These were groups claiming to be Sufis yet display ignorance of the SHARI’AH in their practices of Islam.  Because of them, the ‘literalists’ and ‘rationalists’ gained credibility for attacking ‘Traditional Islamic scholars’ mistaking them to be similar in their views, whereas these scholars had condemned all ‘pseudo Sufis‘ and regarded them also as religious ‘innovators’ (MUB-TADI’ ) of that time. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 42.  We Muslims are to follow the middle, or balanced way (UMMATAN WASOTAN). “Thus have We made of you an Ummah justly balanced that ye might be witnesses over the nations and the Messenger a witness over yourselves” (Qur’an: Baqarah: 2: 143) ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 43.  We Muslims are to follow the middle, or balanced way (UMMATAN WASOTAN). “Those who listen to the Word, and follow the best (meaning) in it: those are the ones whom Allah has guided, and those are the ones endued with understanding.” (Qur’an: Baqarah: 39: 18) ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 44.  We Muslims are to follow the middle, or balanced way (UMMATAN WASOTAN). “Be not like those who are divided amongst themselves and fall into disputations after receiving Clear signs; for them is a dreadful penalty.― “ (Qur’an: Aali ‘Imran: 3: 105) ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 45.  We Muslims are to follow the middle, or balanced way (UMMATAN WASOTAN). PROPHET MUHAMMAD S.A.A.W. SAID: ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 46.  We Muslims are to follow the middle, or balanced way (UMMATAN WASOTAN). PROPHET MUHAMMAD S.A.A.W. SAID: “Allah most Exalted will never allow the affairs of my ummah to be with what deviates (from Truth) forever; so follow the majority (of my ummah – SAWAA-DUL-A’ZOM). Allah’s hand is upon the Jama’ah (united community), whoever defers away from it , defers toward Hell-fire.” (Hadith reported by al-Hakim from Ibn Jarir) ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 47.  (874 – 936CE) Imam Abul Hassan Ash-’arie in fact, begun as a MU’TAZILI (rationalists) but returned to the fold of pure creed (AQEEDAH of AHLUS-SUNNAH WAL-JAMA’AH), and thus was most competent to refute the MU’TAZILI, by upholding the Revealed basis of the creed of the SALAF generation (NAQLIYAH), and supported it with logic and reasoning approaches (‘AQLIYAH) in argument and explanation, relevant to refute those rationalists of his time because they were familiar with those approaches in their argument and discourses. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 48.  His method, sometimes termed as the school (MADZHAB) of Imam Ash-’arie (ASH-’ARITE), reconciled these two extreme views of the time, but most importantly, it preserved and provide guidance in the Muslims’ understanding the creed of the AHLUS-SUNNAH WAL-JAMA’AH , based upon Revealed text (NAQLIYAH), yet putting the use of reason (‘AQLIYAH) and rational arguments as important and necessary, but not higher than the proof of revelation. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 49.  As one’s belief in God is conceptual, the use of reason must not be left unguided without God’s Revealed proof – because man, instinctively, has the tendency towards ‘anthropomorphism’ (to imagine God as in human form) if left to his own device. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 50.  His method was further developed by Imam Abu Mansur Maturidi (853- 944CE) and Imam Muhammad bin Yusuf As- Sanusi (895CE) and since then has been taught – as a legacy of the AHLUS-SUNNAH WAL-JAMA’AH, which serves to circumvent the likelihood of the ‘rationalists’ and ‘literalists’, resurfacing again with their extreme views. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 51.  It must be appreciated, that this methodology was developed (as were the “MADZAAHIB” in FIQH and other Islamic sciences e.g. Musthalah-al-Hadith , Tafsir, Nahwu, Qira’at, etc.) after the time of the SALAF era – precisely because it was needed to provide relevant response to the challenges of the time, in guiding and educating the subsequent generation of the Ummah in later times, upon the Right Path. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 52.  It’s objective in fact was to uphold and defend the pristine Creed of the SALAFUS-SOLIH against the challenges of the subsequent generations prone to attacks by the rationalists, the anthropomorphist and innovators of the DEEN (MUBTADI’ ) – albeit, using the approaches relevant to address and refute their erroneous assertions . ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 53.  Arguing that the method cannot be accepted because it was never used by the SALAF generation and by the earlier Muslim Scholars e.g. Imam Malik  (711 – 795CE), Imam Shafi’ie (745-820CE), etc. - this is tenuous, childish and only exposed the persons’ lack of understanding the fuller history of Islam and Muslim intellectuals and scholars; the development of creedal and Islam’s legal history (TARIKH TASH-RI’) . ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 54.  It is foolish to argue that this methodological approach (of the ASH-’ARIYAH) is categorised as “BID’AH” (innovation) and not part of Islamic heritage and scholarship – just as they had erroneously dismissed every other “MADZAAHIB” that developed after the era of the SALAFUS-SOLIH - simply because they themselves have not understood its relevance and unappreciative of it use.  This would be displaying sheer arrogance and a sign of ungratefulness towards the intellectual legacy of our earlier Islamic scholars. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 55.  Similarly, it is indeed foolish to ‘ritualistically’ teach, (merely repeating them mechanically from traditional text) without linking (highlighting) it’s relevance in the present context of ideological thoughts, explaining how it is to be applied in correcting the errors of current intellectual discourse in AQEEDAH.  Remember, AQEEDAH is not to be taught merely as a subject, but it is imparting or rather instilling a believe (Creed) in such a way to convince people of the Truth. To believe is to be convinced with ‘certainty’, rather than simply to ‘know’ or be informed of various subjects or information. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 56.  In today’s context, this methodology is much needed as safeguard for the Muslim’s understanding against the onslaught of secularist-atheistic-rationalists .  It must be noted that even now, there are Muslim intellectuals who have been influenced by their Orientalist mentors, and are seeking to glamorize and revive the MU’TAZILITE discourse.  These are the “Liberal Muslims” or we would rather refer to them as NEO-MU’TAZILITES. * NEO – means “new” ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
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  • 58. Who are the NEO-MU’TAZILITES ?  The original MU’TAZILITES were followers of Wasil bin Atha’ (700–748CE) who begun learning the Greek philosophy and logic.  In discussing religion and theology, because they adamantly regard “reason” (‘AQL) as foremost even to be above revelation (WAHYU) , they broke away from AHL-SUNNAH WAL JAMA’AH. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 59. Who are the NEO-MU’TAZILITES ?  In spite of this misguidance, they had contributed much towards eradicating ‘blind and literal’ adherence to text, and gross lack in using logical arguments (logic and reason) in matters of proving the Islamic creed (AQEEDAH).  In engaging these original MU’TAZILITES, the AHLUS-SUNNAH scholars had triumphed over them and was able to refute all of their false assertions. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 60. Who are the NEO-MU’TAZILITES ?  In can be said that this MADZHAB had long ceased to exist , extinct – although their ideas are still studied for comparison and as part of Islamic intellectual history by Muslim scholars in USUL- UDDEEN.  It was the Orientalists who were fascinated by them and had sought to revive their ‘rationalism’ . But this had long been confined mostly in intellectual discourses and academic writings (much of it in non-Arabic languages). ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 61. Who are the NEO-MU’TAZILITES ?  When in recent years, Muslims who had began studying Islam from these Orientalists and in Western-based learning institutions, MU’TAZILI ideas now is being promoted by these Muslims. Even to the extent of starting movements , reading groups, seeking to undermine the traditional MADZAAHIB.  In fact they are not “MU’TAZILITE” , but a pretender of one, trying to gain acceptance from unsuspecting Muslims. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 62. Who are the NEO-MU’TAZILITES ?  These NEO-MU’TAZILITE are made to look ‘progressive’ and logical whereas these ‘rehashed’ ideas have already been refuted by past scholars of AHLUS-SUNNAH WAL JAMA’AH , and knowledge of these are still available amongst traditional Islamic scholars.  Other names they may claim for themselves e.g.: “Liberal Islam”, “Islamic Reformers”, “Modernist Muslim”, “Progressive Islam” , “Radical Muslim thinkers” etc. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 63. Who are the NEO-MU’TAZILITES ?  It is most unfortunate that the general Muslims are ’lazy’ to learn Islam – the traditionally transmitted teachings - and are content to be ‘simplistic’ in their grasp on knowledge of their AQEEDAH.  Or they are being misled by those who mock the traditional ASH’ARITE school of AHLUS-SUNNAH , even accusing it to be a ‘deviant’ sect while favouring another extreme group, the literalist view of the “NEO-SALAFIS”. waAllaahu a’lam * NEO – means “new” ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
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  • 65. Who are the “NEO-SALAFIS” ?  As explained, the original term SALAF (‘predecessor’) refers to the Muslims in the first three generations closest to our Prophet Muhammad’s period (s.a.a.w.).  After that era, all Muslims are regarded as KHALAF (‘successor’).  The purity of the SALAFI ’s adherence to basic source of Islamic knowledge (AL-QUR’AN and AHADITH), had ensured that no changes were made to these early text. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 66. Who are the “NEO-SALAFIS” ?  Yet, the reality is that certain verses (statements) in the QUR’AN and AHADITH are metaphorical, and must not be understood literally.  The people of SALAF generation, because of their excellent grasp of Islam and mastery of Qur’an classical Arabic, it had ascertained that no confusion nor misinterpretation occurred regarding their common understanding of these allegorical (metaphorical) verses in the text. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 67. Who are the “NEO-SALAFIS” ?  When asked about these allegorical verses (AAYAT MUTASHABIHAT), they would accept the words as they are (to ensure no tampering of the original text) and “leave its meaning to Allah” (TAFWIDW) without takyif (by asking how) nor ta’thil (denying the words as it is used) nor tamthil (making similitude for them), but most importantly they all forbade and warned against these verses AAYAT MUTASHABIHAT , to be taken and understood literally. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 68. Who are the “NEO-SALAFIS” ?  In the KHALAF period, to prevent the general Muslims from the mistake of taking these allegorical verses AAYAT MUTASHABIHAT literally, Islamic scholars apply TA’WIL (interpretation) to them, ever since. This has been adhered to by subsequent scholars of AHLUS-SUNNAH.  It is obvious, why TA’WIL generally was not done previously was because there was no such danger of misinterpretation during that SALAF period (unlike in later KHALAF era). ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 69. Who are the “NEO-SALAFIS” ?  During KHALAF period, leaving these verses without the right TA’WIL, will definitely invite ‘misinterpretation’ from the general masses, and have even led to the rise of deviant MUJASSIMAH (anthropomorphist) groups.  Those who may not be aware, please note that TA’WIL on the Qur’an itself was approved by the Prophet s.a.aw. when he prayed for Allah to grant Ibnu Abbas r.a. this knowledge. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 70.  When later, the controversially known scholar from Harran Imam Taqiyuddin Ibn Taymiyyah (1263 -1328CE) , raised the objection again regarding TA’WIL, it rekindled once again the opportunity for the MUJASSIMAH (anthropomorphist) and the literalists, since then, to justify and promote their misguided agenda.  Imam Ibn Taymiyyah may have valid concern then, at the period when his views could be scrutinized by his peers or more competent Islamic scholars of his time. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 71.  And indeed some of his views were accommodated but all his other controversial views have been well refuted.  But in today's context, bringing up his controversial views had again caused much confusion to the common Muslims whose knowledge of Islam, generally, is very much deficient.  This was compounded when many of these new ‘SALAFIS’ even condemned other Muslims studying the Islamic traditional sciences of Theology (‘ILMU KALAM), logic (MANTIQ), philosophy (FALASIFAH), Sufism (TASAWWUF) etc. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 72.  A revived interest of promoting his opinions, especially in the early 20th century Arabia, led to the ‘literalist’ group using it to re- introduce many controversial discourses.  In the absence of right TA’WIL, the general Muslims thus would be easily misled to think in anthropomorphic terms.  Although aware of this danger, yet many from this group adamantly promoted this kind of discourse and some even went on to condemn all those doing TA’WIL (or even the following of a MADZHAB) as wrong, nay as “deviancy” . ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 73.  To gain credence from public, they even styled themselves as the SALAFIYYIN – (or SALAFIS), as though implying, that the rest of the Muslims have not adhered to the true methodology of the “early pious predecessors”, but only their group “are upon the true path.”  We need to qualify and acknowledge that we do not here refer to those who are true and legitimate followers of any MADZAAHIB . We respect those amongst them who identify themselves with the HANABALI and AHLIL-HADITH rather than using the term SALAFI label exclusively for themselves. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 74.  It is the misappropriation of the label “SALAFI ” which is misleading, and therefore needs to be highlighted and corrected.  This ‘movement’ which was formed rather late (truncated) in history, still belongs to the KHALAF period, and cannot be the “SALAF “ as referred to by the the Prophet s.a.w.  Thus we would rightfully termed them as NEO-SALAFIS. waAllaahu a’lam * NEO – means “new” ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
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  • 76. Who are the “PSEUDO-SUFIS” ?  Islam has to be implemented in three aspects, viz. Belief, Practice and Perfection – (IIMAN-ISLAM-IHSAN).  It is from IHSAN , that later on, the Sciences of the “Self” (‘ILMUN-NAFS) or “Human Disposition” (AKHLAQ), or “Purification of the Self” (TAZKIYA-AN-NAFS), or Detachment (ZUHUD), or “Knowledge of the Divine“ (IRFAN), or Sufism (TASAWWUF )” etc. were developed. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 77. Who are the “PSEUDO-SUFIS” ?  Those who take exception to these terminologies (especially TASAWWWUF) should first understand that the general definition of these, are in fact all referring to a common objective of: “the practice of Islam at the level of IHSAN.” ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 78. Who are the “PSEUDO-SUFIS” ?  Those who take exception to these terminologies (especially TASAWWWUF) should first understand that the general definition of these, are in fact all referring to a common objective of: “the practice of Islam at the level of IHSAN.” “Al-Ihsan (righteousness or best conduct) is that you worship (serve) Allah as though you are seeing Him; while you see Him not, yet truly He sees you” (Hadith reported by Muslim) ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 79. Who are the “PSEUDO-SUFIS” ?  As in all things Islam, there are ADAB to be strictly obeyed. This aspect IHSAN in fact, are regarded as the aspect of perfecting a Muslim’s state of “Submission or worship or servitude to Allah.”  Therefore, this comes after development of their correct belief (IIMAN) and proper understanding of the Shari’ah (FIQH), without which, those indulging in this may be led astray – NA-UUDZU- BILLAAH. (we seek Allah’s protection) ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 80. Who are the “PSEUDO-SUFIS” ?  We should heed the warning and advice of Imam Malik r.a. who said: “He who TASAWWAFA (practices Sufism) without learning FIQH (Sacred Law) corrupts his Faith (becomes a ZINDIQ), while he who learns FIQH (Sacred Law) without TASAWWUF (practicing Sufism) corrupts himself (become FASIQ). Only he who combines the two proves True (TAHAQQUQ).” (Iqaz al-himam fee sharh al-Hikam) ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 81. Who are the “PSEUDO-SUFIS” ?  As we have learnt, that the primary cause for SHIRK is ignorance, especially when acts of worship and matters pertaining to the religion are “blindly imitated ”. As when rituals or ‘belief’ are followed without possessing true knowledge.  It is from this group that many religious terminologies ( regarding special terms pertaining to AQEEDAH as it is used by the true MUTASAWWIF ) may also be “carelessly parroted” to the general public by them, which may cause FITNAH. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 82. Who are the “PSEUDO-SUFIS” ?  Yet it is doubtful that most of them (and the general Muslim public) truly understand their true profound and exclusive meanings. Thus the ignorance is compounded.  This is further exacerbated by many of them neglecting the pursuit in serious learning of the DEEN, but instead they promote highly their “zikr” sessions to people who may actually have little or inadequate basic Islamic knowledge. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 83. Who are the “PSEUDO-SUFIS” ?  And just like the NEO-SALAFIS, these NEO-SUFIS also in a way, are claiming exclusivity for themselves, as though implying (and some don’t even hide their arrogance by asserting that) other Muslims who do not identify themselves with their group (TARIQAH), are not really “practicing Islam at the level of IHSAN” or perhaps “not as good as us the SUFIS”. They even styled themselves as “AHLIL-HAQIQAT (Esoteric)” while condemning others derogatively as “AHLI-SHARI’AT (Exoteric)”. ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 84. Who are the “PSEUDO-SUFIS” ?  And just like the NEO-SALAFIS, these NEO-SUFIS also in a way, are claiming exclusivity for themselves, as though implying (and some don’t even hide their arrogance by asserting that) other Muslims who do not identify themselves with their group (TARIQAH), are not really “practicing Islam at the level of IHSAN” or perhaps “not as good as us the SUFIS”. They styled themselves as “AHLIL-HAQIQAT (Esoteric)” while condemning others derogatively as “AHLI-SHARI’AT (Exoteric)”. WaAllaahu a’lam ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 85. IMPORTANT DU’A ALLAA-HUM-MA – ARI-NAL-HAQ-QA - HAQ-QAN WAR- ZUQ-NAT - TI-BAA- ’A WA-ARI-NAL – BAA-TWILA – BAA-TWI-LAAN WAR-ZUQ-NAJ – TI –NAA - BAH “O Allah! Make us see the Truth to be true and grant us ability to follow it. And make us see Falsehood to be false and grant us the ability to reject it.” ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
  • 86. TO BE CONTINUED - ll Rights Reserved © Zhulkeflee Hj Ismail. 2012
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