Do the da'wah scholars, like Shaykh "Rabie al-Madkhali," have a bias against "Salman al-Oudah" and his associates?
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The Shaykh: All right, have you not seen the lectures or speeches of the other side, like "Rabie," for example, where they show bias against them?
The questioner: By Allah, in the lectures there is no bias, but in a private session.
The Shaykh: ... he is recording.
The questioner : No, by Allah, Shaykh.
The Shaykh: Come on, then.
The Shaykh: Frankly, in a private session there was bias, meaning it was actually severe. I was surprised by it; I was surprised that it would come from them.
The Shaykh: What is it?
The questioner: Severe bias against them.
The Shaykh : From whom?
The questioner: From Shaykh "Rabie."
The Shaykh: Shaykh "Rabie," and others?
The questioner: I have not heard it from anyone else, but in some tapes I heard from some of their shaykhs.
The Shaykh: All right, for example, what is the point of bias with "Rabie," for instance?
The questioner: I will say it, meaning.
The Shaykh : Ah, go ahead.
The questioner: It is strong, O Shaykh. He says: "These people, or the group of Sarur, their goal is to overthrow the Arab rulers and remove the scholars." That is what he said.
The Shaykh: He states this explicitly.
The questioner: He does not state it explicitly; it was in a session.
The Shaykh: Ah, a session.
The questioner: So I was surprised by this statement.
The Shaykh: And were you present at that session?
The questioner: Some of the brothers were there, and I attended with them.
The Shaykh: Yes, what was your position regarding him at that time?
The questioner: Silence. Many of our brothers, or some of our brothers, were silent, meaning.
The Shaykh : Why?
The questioner: Meaning, neither acceptance nor...
The Shaykh : Why?
The questioner: Meaning, were we to defend them at that time?
The Shaykh: You do not defend; you verify that this speech is correct.
The questioner: Some of your brothers here inquired; meaning, he was saying the same thing, so one of our brothers there discussed it with him and said to him: "What is your proof? What is your evidence? Or what is your disagreement with them in 'aqidah? Is their 'aqidah Salafi or not?" He said: "They declare rulers disbelievers."
The Shaykh: Huh?
The questioner: They declare rulers disbelievers, takfiri.
The Shaykh: Ah, they declare them disbelievers.
The questioner: He said to him: "What is your proof? The evidence?" There is no evidence, it is just reported from this, from them, this speech...
The questioner: By Allah, in the lectures there is no bias, but in a private session.
The Shaykh: ... he is recording.
The questioner : No, by Allah, Shaykh.
The Shaykh: Come on, then.
The Shaykh: Frankly, in a private session there was bias, meaning it was actually severe. I was surprised by it; I was surprised that it would come from them.
The Shaykh: What is it?
The questioner: Severe bias against them.
The Shaykh : From whom?
The questioner: From Shaykh "Rabie."
The Shaykh: Shaykh "Rabie," and others?
The questioner: I have not heard it from anyone else, but in some tapes I heard from some of their shaykhs.
The Shaykh: All right, for example, what is the point of bias with "Rabie," for instance?
The questioner: I will say it, meaning.
The Shaykh : Ah, go ahead.
The questioner: It is strong, O Shaykh. He says: "These people, or the group of Sarur, their goal is to overthrow the Arab rulers and remove the scholars." That is what he said.
The Shaykh: He states this explicitly.
The questioner: He does not state it explicitly; it was in a session.
The Shaykh: Ah, a session.
The questioner: So I was surprised by this statement.
The Shaykh: And were you present at that session?
The questioner: Some of the brothers were there, and I attended with them.
The Shaykh: Yes, what was your position regarding him at that time?
The questioner: Silence. Many of our brothers, or some of our brothers, were silent, meaning.
The Shaykh : Why?
The questioner: Meaning, neither acceptance nor...
The Shaykh : Why?
The questioner: Meaning, were we to defend them at that time?
The Shaykh: You do not defend; you verify that this speech is correct.
The questioner: Some of your brothers here inquired; meaning, he was saying the same thing, so one of our brothers there discussed it with him and said to him: "What is your proof? What is your evidence? Or what is your disagreement with them in 'aqidah? Is their 'aqidah Salafi or not?" He said: "They declare rulers disbelievers."
The Shaykh: Huh?
The questioner: They declare rulers disbelievers, takfiri.
The Shaykh: Ah, they declare them disbelievers.
The questioner: He said to him: "What is your proof? The evidence?" There is no evidence, it is just reported from this, from them, this speech...
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