Questions on the Explanation of the Book of Nullifiers of Islam

Question:
If someone says that the books of creed are written in a dry, unengaging style, and that they are not suitable for this age, and that they consist of verses and hadiths, is this considered a departure from the Shari'ah of Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him)?

Answer:
First, the phrase you are referring to: he did not say that they contain dryness with a hamza; he said dryness with a fa. There is dryness in his book. There is no doubt that this is an error and misguidance. If by this he means the evidence from the Book and the Sunnah, then this is disbelief and apostasy. But if by this he means the words of the scholars, and that the words of the scholars are complex and do not simplify the information, then this is considered misguidance; it is considered misguidance, not disbelief. However, if he intends that the Book and the Sunnah contain dryness with a fa, then this is disbelief and apostasy.