The status of one who directs some types of worship to other than Allah
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Question:
He says: If there are people who seek nearness to entering the time, and they do not consider that to be shirk (associating partners with Allah), are their prayers, zakah (obligatory alms), and other good deeds negated?
Answer:
Never. Whoever directs a type of worship to other than Allah is a mushrik (one who associates partners with Allah), and his work is invalid (batil), even if he limits it to one type, such as slaughtering for them, making vows for them, or supplicating to them and calling upon them for aid. Yes, one type and many types are all the same.
He says: If there are people who seek nearness to entering the time, and they do not consider that to be shirk (associating partners with Allah), are their prayers, zakah (obligatory alms), and other good deeds negated?
Answer:
Never. Whoever directs a type of worship to other than Allah is a mushrik (one who associates partners with Allah), and his work is invalid (batil), even if he limits it to one type, such as slaughtering for them, making vows for them, or supplicating to them and calling upon them for aid. Yes, one type and many types are all the same.
Source
شرح الأصول الثلاثة [2] — alfawzan.live (1:10:32)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.