The Ruling on the Statement: Faith is Speech and Action, and All Three Are Necessary
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Question:
He says: It was reported that Anbar is musk, a saying in which its author states that many scholars say, “Faith is a gift, and action is perfection.” They say, “Faith is a gift, and action is perfection.” This is what he knows; this is what he says. This is what he knows; he either hears people saying this statement and repeating it: “Faith is speech, belief, and action; all three are necessary.”
Answer:
Speech with the tongue, belief with the heart, and action with the limbs; all three are necessary. This is the path followed by the righteous Salaf and the imams of guidance, both past and present. Every person who drinks and answers questions—whether they are matters of consensus or matters of disagreement—and confuses them for the people, this is what he does not pay attention to. Yes.
He says: It was reported that Anbar is musk, a saying in which its author states that many scholars say, “Faith is a gift, and action is perfection.” They say, “Faith is a gift, and action is perfection.” This is what he knows; this is what he says. This is what he knows; he either hears people saying this statement and repeating it: “Faith is speech, belief, and action; all three are necessary.”
Answer:
Speech with the tongue, belief with the heart, and action with the limbs; all three are necessary. This is the path followed by the righteous Salaf and the imams of guidance, both past and present. Every person who drinks and answers questions—whether they are matters of consensus or matters of disagreement—and confuses them for the people, this is what he does not pay attention to. Yes.
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