Some students of knowledge say: Asking people about their beliefs is a characteristic of the Khawarij. What is the correctness of that?
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Question:
He says: I heard some students of knowledge say that asking people about their beliefs is a characteristic of the Khawarij. Is what he said correct?
Answer:
The default for a Muslim is soundness, if Allah wills, and correct belief; this is the default for a Muslim. As for a person who is not from the lands of the Muslims and you do not know about him, you ask him. But as for a person who is with the Muslims and in the lands of the Muslims, the default for him is soundness and soundness of belief, unless you know of a deviation in him. Yes.
He says: I heard some students of knowledge say that asking people about their beliefs is a characteristic of the Khawarij. Is what he said correct?
Answer:
The default for a Muslim is soundness, if Allah wills, and correct belief; this is the default for a Muslim. As for a person who is not from the lands of the Muslims and you do not know about him, you ask him. But as for a person who is with the Muslims and in the lands of the Muslims, the default for him is soundness and soundness of belief, unless you know of a deviation in him. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [4317- 4717] يقول بعض طلبة العلم: إن سؤال الناس عن عقائدهم من خصائص الخوارج فما صحة ذلك؟ — youtube.com
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