The Objective of the Misguided Sects in Transferring the Attributes of Rising Above the Throne and Speech
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, what is the objective of the misguided sects when they transfer the attributes of speech or rising above the Throne to Allah (Mighty and Majestic)?
Answer:
Because they grew up with this and assumed it to be the truth. This applies to those among them who follow scholars without independent reasoning (mقلids), but as for those who do not follow scholars without independent reasoning, namely their leaders, their objective is misguidance, like al-Jahm ibn Safwan and al-Zanb ibn Dahr. These individuals intentionally sought to misguide the Muslim community because they inherited this belief from the Jews, and from the Jews and the Sabians. They introduced it into the sphere of Muslim beliefs, so their leaders and imams intended misguidance and misleading, whereas their followers and adherents did not intend misguidance, but rather assumed that this was the truth. They studied it and believed it to be the truth, indeed, they believed it to be the very beliefs they had studied in their schools and universities, assuming it to be the truth. Yes.
Honorable Shaykh, what is the objective of the misguided sects when they transfer the attributes of speech or rising above the Throne to Allah (Mighty and Majestic)?
Answer:
Because they grew up with this and assumed it to be the truth. This applies to those among them who follow scholars without independent reasoning (mقلids), but as for those who do not follow scholars without independent reasoning, namely their leaders, their objective is misguidance, like al-Jahm ibn Safwan and al-Zanb ibn Dahr. These individuals intentionally sought to misguide the Muslim community because they inherited this belief from the Jews, and from the Jews and the Sabians. They introduced it into the sphere of Muslim beliefs, so their leaders and imams intended misguidance and misleading, whereas their followers and adherents did not intend misguidance, but rather assumed that this was the truth. They studied it and believed it to be the truth, indeed, they believed it to be the very beliefs they had studied in their schools and universities, assuming it to be the truth. Yes.
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