I heard from you that you do not approve of partisanship, so what we know is that you are one of the most prominent leaders of the Salafis

The questioner: His EminenceThe Shaykh : I heard from you that you do not approve of partisanship, so what we know is that you are one of the most prominent leaders of the Salafis; is there a difference between you and the organized Salafi groups?

The Shaykh : There is no doubt that there is no partisanship in Islam, and that Muslims must be one block and on one heart, and that it is not permissible for them to divide into groups, sects, and factions, each group having a leader whom they obey and follow his guidance. We do not call for blocs, partisanship, or gatherings, but rather we call all Muslims to the Book of Allah and the Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) and to the methodology of the righteous predecessors. This is our call to all Muslims in all lands of the world. The difference between our call and the call of others, whether their original call was Salafi but they became partisan and formed blocs, or the other blocs and groups, is that the Salafi call gathers all Muslims and is broad enough for them all, unlike any other group or party, which is not broad enough for all other parties and blocs. As it was said:
And this difference between us is sufficient for you, *** and every vessel emits what is in it
Yes.