The Prohibition of the One Who Abandons Prayer While Claiming Affiliation with Islam
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Question:
As for the questions, we begin with those related to the topic: one who abandons prayer, commits forbidden acts, and calls himself a Muslim—does he have any sanctity? We ask for an answer to this.
Answer:
The one who abandons prayer must be opposed and boycotted, if he is not being opposed, taught, guided, and advised, so that perhaps Allah will guide him through these means. He will say to you, "Great good and beautiful good,"
As for the questions, we begin with those related to the topic: one who abandons prayer, commits forbidden acts, and calls himself a Muslim—does he have any sanctity? We ask for an answer to this.
Answer:
The one who abandons prayer must be opposed and boycotted, if he is not being opposed, taught, guided, and advised, so that perhaps Allah will guide him through these means. He will say to you, "Great good and beautiful good,"
Source
ندوات الجامع الكبير مع الأسئلة - 40 — archive.org (1:32:41)
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