Ruling on expelling the Rafidah from the mosques
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The Rafidah, in our view, descend to the markets and pray in the mosques. Is it permissible for us to expel them from the mosques, even though the soldiers sometimes prevent them?
I do not think they should be expelled from the mosques; rather, they should be left to pray, perhaps Allah will guide them, because when they enter the mosques, as far as I know, they pray with the people.
The questioner: And if they are praying alone behind the congregation?The Shaykh: In that case: they should be prevented from praying behind the people, and it should be said to them: Pray with the people. As for expelling them from the mosques, I do not think that is right. And if they do not want to pray with the congregation,It is said to them: wait, if you do not want to pray with the congregation, wait until the people leave the mosque and then pray, while attempting to call them to the truth. Not in a collective manner, for the collective manner may not yield any benefit. But you should look at the refined among them, the one who has awareness, and invite him to your homes and speak with him with fairness and justice.
I do not think they should be expelled from the mosques; rather, they should be left to pray, perhaps Allah will guide them, because when they enter the mosques, as far as I know, they pray with the people.
The questioner: And if they are praying alone behind the congregation?The Shaykh: In that case: they should be prevented from praying behind the people, and it should be said to them: Pray with the people. As for expelling them from the mosques, I do not think that is right. And if they do not want to pray with the congregation,It is said to them: wait, if you do not want to pray with the congregation, wait until the people leave the mosque and then pray, while attempting to call them to the truth. Not in a collective manner, for the collective manner may not yield any benefit. But you should look at the refined among them, the one who has awareness, and invite him to your homes and speak with him with fairness and justice.