A Response to Those Who Say That Scholars Do Not Forbid What Is Wrong
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Question:
This question says: May Allah reward you, what is the response to those who say that scholars do not forbid what is wrong, and who spread this among the members of society?
Answer:
Perhaps he is imagining a wrong that is not actually a true wrong. Here, the one who forbids the truth is the one who considers the truth to be wrong. They consider calling to Allah to be wrong, and intervening in people's affairs to be wrong, and in, and in, so this is because in their minds the truth is turned into falsehood. Intervening in people's affairs, having a bad opinion of people, saying "you are such and such." We do not pay attention to these whispers. We convey good and call to Allah, we teach people good, and the one who is abandoned does not affect us. Yes.
This question says: May Allah reward you, what is the response to those who say that scholars do not forbid what is wrong, and who spread this among the members of society?
Answer:
Perhaps he is imagining a wrong that is not actually a true wrong. Here, the one who forbids the truth is the one who considers the truth to be wrong. They consider calling to Allah to be wrong, and intervening in people's affairs to be wrong, and in, and in, so this is because in their minds the truth is turned into falsehood. Intervening in people's affairs, having a bad opinion of people, saying "you are such and such." We do not pay attention to these whispers. We convey good and call to Allah, we teach people good, and the one who is abandoned does not affect us. Yes.
Source
الرد على من يزعم أن العلماء لا يبكرون المنكر. — alfawzan.live
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