The Bedouin’s Supplication Mentioned in Taqweem and Its Impact on Creed

The questioner:
To what extent does this supplication mentioned in this paper affect the creed? This paper is taken from a Taqweem (evaluation) from the Riyadh Bank, and the printing was done by Dar al-Isfahani for Printing in Jeddah. It states that a Bedouin performed Hajj and entered Makkah before the people, and he clung to the pillar of the Ka'bah and said, "O Allah, forgive me before the people inspire You." "Before the people inspire You" means before You are occupied with the people.

The Shaykh:
It is possible that.

The questioner:
Before I explain the people to you, this was a joke, Professor.

The Shaykh:
So is he ignorant or a joker? He is ignorant. If he is joking with people, that is a defect in him. This is a reprehensible matter. So what is said in truth, if we take it as an example, is that this is a compound ignorance, or a joker seeking guidance. There is no power and no strength except with Allah.