Is it permissible for a Muslim to marry a Sufi woman?
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Re: Is it permissible for a Muslim to marry a Sufi woman?
^^ Technically speaking, Mucaawiya(radiyallahu canhu) was a usurper and a rebel, since he usurped the Khilaafah from Ali. But in the passage above, I was being sarcastic(shia point of view) which flew over your head.
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Re: Is it permissible for a Muslim to marry a Sufi woman?
Amiir Muawiya radiyallah anhu was a great sahabi but unfortunately his rebellion is something which we must not support. Allah and his Messenger pbuh loved amir al mumineen Ali r.a and Ali r.a loved them.
So we should not be like the rafidha and neither the nawasib.
We say Muawiya r.a was a muslim sahabi, may Allah forgive his rebellion and may Allah swt forgive Zubayr and Talhah. Allah swt did indeed forgive those who participated in Badr( Zubayr and Talhah radiyallah anhum).
So we should not be like the rafidha and neither the nawasib.
We say Muawiya r.a was a muslim sahabi, may Allah forgive his rebellion and may Allah swt forgive Zubayr and Talhah. Allah swt did indeed forgive those who participated in Badr( Zubayr and Talhah radiyallah anhum).
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Re: Is it permissible for a Muslim to marry a Sufi woman?
masiixi iyo yuhuud waa ogolnahay, gebar suufi kirli aa la qadaa waaye miyaa
Re: Is it permissible for a Muslim to marry a Sufi woman?
What about Asha Ridiya allahu canhaa? She was with Mu'aawiya. Was she rebel?HutuKing01 wrote:Amiir Muawiya radiyallah anhu was a great sahabi but unfortunately his rebellion is something which we must not support. Allah and his Messenger pbuh loved amir al mumineen Ali r.a and Ali r.a loved them.
So we should not be like the rafidha and neither the nawasib.
We say Muawiya r.a was a muslim sahabi, may Allah forgive his rebellion and may Allah swt forgive Zubayr and Talhah. Allah swt did indeed forgive those who participated in Badr( Zubayr and Talhah radiyallah anhum).
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Re: Is it permissible for a Muslim to marry a Sufi woman?
Jaidi wrote:Let me guess you're gonna link me to that same article always circulating in places like IslamicAwakening, about the Rand Corporation making a reference to SufisI'm not talking about informants. The state department is a leading funder and promoter of sufism across the world. Just do a little bit of research and read whats written by american & western think tanks. The US ambassador in Ethiopia even has a budget allocated to rebuilding shrines..
I suggest you do more research into how foreign policy is formed before you buy into the notion a random thinktank's policy recommendation is akin to the State Department being a "leading funder and promoter" around the world. Its a laughable assertion that reads like wacko conspiracy theories from the likes of Imran Hosein.

http://www.sunniforum.com/forum/showthr ... post238375
The issue of demolishing would only come about in an Islamic country. If the authorities feel the need to demolish, they have every right to.
The matter would be brought to a Qadi, who HAS to pass judgement according to the relied upon position in the school, as clearly mentioned by Allamah ibn Abidin.
If he passed judement on any other position, be it within his madhab or out of the madhab, his judgement would not be valid.
See Sharh Aqud Rasm al-Mufti.
If the Qadi follows another madhab, he has to pass judgement accordingly.
And as mentioned, all 4 agree on the issue.
Imam Shafi'i clearly mentions in Kitab al-Umm:
وقد رأيت من الولاة من يهدم بمكة ما يبنى فيها فلم أر الفقهاء يعيبون ذلك
"I indeed saw the Rulers in Makkah demolishing structures on the graves and and didn't find the Fuqaha criticising this."
Why make an issue of something that isn't one.
Building on the graves is not permissible, is contrary to Sahih Ahadith and the consensus of all 4 madhahib.
The authorities have the right to demolish such buildings if they see fit.
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http://eca.state.gov/culprop/afcp/proje ... autoID=224
25 k allocated is akin to being a leading funder and promoter
You can't be serious. That's not even a drop in the water compared to what Gulf based charities pump into the region for better or worse. I'm not Sufi btw but I'm not a fan of hysterical conspiracy theories and revisionist history either.
25 k allocated is akin to being a leading funder and promoter

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