The Difference Between the Divine Scholar and the Callers to Innovation and Misguidance
Machine translationRead the Arabic original
Question:
May Allah send you well. This questioner asks about the distinction between the divine scholar and those who call to innovation and misguidance.
Answer:
The divine scholar is the scholar who acts, the scholar who acts upon his knowledge; this is the divine scholar. As for the scholar who does not act upon his knowledge, he is one upon whom Allah is angry. He has knowledge but does not act upon it; this is the way of the Jews. The third is the one who worships Allah in ignorance, having no knowledge, such as the innovators. What innovators, and how many innovators there are today who act upon innovations, misguidances, and newly invented matters, and abandon following the Book and the Sunnah. These are lost, astray, lost, meaning they are astray. The one who is lost from the path is the one who walks on a path other than the right one and without guidance. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
May Allah send you well. This questioner asks about the distinction between the divine scholar and those who call to innovation and misguidance.
Answer:
The divine scholar is the scholar who acts, the scholar who acts upon his knowledge; this is the divine scholar. As for the scholar who does not act upon his knowledge, he is one upon whom Allah is angry. He has knowledge but does not act upon it; this is the way of the Jews. The third is the one who worships Allah in ignorance, having no knowledge, such as the innovators. What innovators, and how many innovators there are today who act upon innovations, misguidances, and newly invented matters, and abandon following the Book and the Sunnah. These are lost, astray, lost, meaning they are astray. The one who is lost from the path is the one who walks on a path other than the right one and without guidance. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
Source
محاضرة علمية تربوية لمعالي الشيخ صالح الفوزان 25/5/1439 بالمعهد العلمي بالرياض — af.org.sa (32:31)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.
