The ruling on the Islam of one who does not agree with the Qur'an
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The questioner:
A person embraced Islam, and at the same time, a mushaf was presented to him. When he looked at the mushaf, he said, "I do not agree with this."
The Shaykh:
What does it mean that he does not agree with this? Does he not believe in the Qur'an?
The questioner:
Yes, he says it contains things other than commands.
The Shaykh:
He must be taught until he realizes this, so that his Islam becomes valid.
The questioner:
Hello.
The Shaykh:
He must be taught until he believes in its purity; otherwise, he is not a Muslim, if it is permissible for him to say that it is the word of Allah. Yes.
A person embraced Islam, and at the same time, a mushaf was presented to him. When he looked at the mushaf, he said, "I do not agree with this."
The Shaykh:
What does it mean that he does not agree with this? Does he not believe in the Qur'an?
The questioner:
Yes, he says it contains things other than commands.
The Shaykh:
He must be taught until he realizes this, so that his Islam becomes valid.
The questioner:
Hello.
The Shaykh:
He must be taught until he believes in its purity; otherwise, he is not a Muslim, if it is permissible for him to say that it is the word of Allah. Yes.
Source
التعليق على كتاب التوحيد لابن خزيمة، بداية من باب ذكر صورة ربنا جل وعلا وصفة سبحات وجهه عز وجل تعالى ربنا أن يكون وجه ربنا كوجه بعض خلقه، وعز ألا يكون له وجه، إذ الله قد أعلمنا في محكم تنزيله أن له وجها، ذواه بالجلال والإكرام، و — islamhouse.com (7:08)
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