The Ruling on Restricting Da'wah to Intimidation
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Question:
The questioner asks: Is restricting oneself to admonition alone a Prophetic methodology? This is because some callers to Islam speak only of admonition and intimidation, responding with appropriate stories, but do not mention encouragement in good deeds; rather, they focus on mentioning intimidation. Is this a Prophetic methodology and a style of da'wah?
Answer:
Yes, the Qur'an came with both intimidation and intimidation, and it came with both hope and warning. The Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) likewise came with both hope and warning. He did not restrict himself to intimidation alone, because that might mislead people. Nor did he restrict himself to encouragement alone, because people might rely on hope and not fear the punishment. He combined the two, just as in the Qur'an, combining encouragement and encouragement. Yes.
The questioner asks: Is restricting oneself to admonition alone a Prophetic methodology? This is because some callers to Islam speak only of admonition and intimidation, responding with appropriate stories, but do not mention encouragement in good deeds; rather, they focus on mentioning intimidation. Is this a Prophetic methodology and a style of da'wah?
Answer:
Yes, the Qur'an came with both intimidation and intimidation, and it came with both hope and warning. The Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) likewise came with both hope and warning. He did not restrict himself to intimidation alone, because that might mislead people. Nor did he restrict himself to encouragement alone, because people might rely on hope and not fear the punishment. He combined the two, just as in the Qur'an, combining encouragement and encouragement. Yes.
Source
الاقتصار على الوعظ بالترهيب وترك الترغيب — alfawzan.live
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