The Ruling on One Who Denies the Hadiths of Treatment with Camel Urine
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Question:
The questioner says: A person stated that he does not accept the authenticity of the hadith regarding treatment with camel urine; because urine and drinking it are contrary to sound fitrah (the innate natural disposition). There is no hadith about camel urine, nor a hadith about flogging the back and taking money. These are hadiths that are contrary to sound fitrah and an insult to Islam.
Answer:
This is an atheist. Does one who says such things count as an atheist and a heretic who rejects the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him)? His statement is not accepted, and he must be treated as one who has committed riddah (apostasy) from the religion of Islam.
The questioner says: A person stated that he does not accept the authenticity of the hadith regarding treatment with camel urine; because urine and drinking it are contrary to sound fitrah (the innate natural disposition). There is no hadith about camel urine, nor a hadith about flogging the back and taking money. These are hadiths that are contrary to sound fitrah and an insult to Islam.
Answer:
This is an atheist. Does one who says such things count as an atheist and a heretic who rejects the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him)? His statement is not accepted, and he must be treated as one who has committed riddah (apostasy) from the religion of Islam.
Source
لقاء مفتوح بالطائف 07-07-1434هـ — alfawzan.live (9:36)
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