What is your opinion regarding the twenty points on understanding Islam found in "Risalat al-Ta'limat" by "Hasan al-Banna"?
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Eid Abbasi : Another question: A brother asks for the opinion on the twenty points for understanding Islam found in "Risalat al-Ta'limat" by the professor Hasan al-Banna (may Allah have mercy on him).
The Shaykh: What is it?
Eid Abbasi : I mean, in a book called "al-Ta'limat."
The Shaykh : I understand, what does it say?
Eid Abbasi : Your opinion on it, I mean?
The Shaykh : We do not have it memorized, we do not have "al-Ta'limat" memorized.
Eid Abbasi : I brought it with me...
The Shaykh : We do not even have the Qur'an memorized, so how can we memorize teachings that a person like us has put down! So the question should have been...
Eid Abbasi : ... now.
The Shaykh : The question should have been about a specific item number, otherwise, if we want to put "al-Ta'limat" in front of us now, we would need to hold lessons to give observations, saying this is correct and this is not correct, and the reason for that is... and these questions are not for this purpose and this intent. So it is better for the questioner to correct his question in the next session; he asks about the most important thing that concerns him, according to his own perception of the issue. It may concern him, for example, to highlight a point of agreement between "al-Ta'limat" and the Salafi da'wah, and others may be concerned to highlight a point of difference between these "al-Ta'limat" or the teachings of these "al-Ta'limat" and the Salafi da'wah; Allah knows best, and every person has his own purpose and intention. So I say to the questioner, whoever it is, to specify the most important question in a session, and the one after that, if he is not satisfied with that; then bring another question?
The Shaykh: What is it?
Eid Abbasi : I mean, in a book called "al-Ta'limat."
The Shaykh : I understand, what does it say?
Eid Abbasi : Your opinion on it, I mean?
The Shaykh : We do not have it memorized, we do not have "al-Ta'limat" memorized.
Eid Abbasi : I brought it with me...
The Shaykh : We do not even have the Qur'an memorized, so how can we memorize teachings that a person like us has put down! So the question should have been...
Eid Abbasi : ... now.
The Shaykh : The question should have been about a specific item number, otherwise, if we want to put "al-Ta'limat" in front of us now, we would need to hold lessons to give observations, saying this is correct and this is not correct, and the reason for that is... and these questions are not for this purpose and this intent. So it is better for the questioner to correct his question in the next session; he asks about the most important thing that concerns him, according to his own perception of the issue. It may concern him, for example, to highlight a point of agreement between "al-Ta'limat" and the Salafi da'wah, and others may be concerned to highlight a point of difference between these "al-Ta'limat" or the teachings of these "al-Ta'limat" and the Salafi da'wah; Allah knows best, and every person has his own purpose and intention. So I say to the questioner, whoever it is, to specify the most important question in a session, and the one after that, if he is not satisfied with that; then bring another question?
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