The student’s remarks about Shaykh 'Ali Mushrif al-'Umrī.
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The student: Shaykh 'Ali Mushrif, our Shaykh 'Ali Mushrif al-'Umrī.
The Shaykh: He repented.
The student: He repented, yes, but he mentioned that he is currently writing a book about his experience over the past ten years in this field. He says that of everyone who came to him, ninety-nine percent had psychological conditions.
Another student: ... psychological.
The student: And some women, three of them, were acting out toward their husbands, meaning they were feigning.
Another student: So they are of the...Al-Halabi : meaning ...Al-Halabi : ... 'Ali al-'Umrī.
The student: al-'Umrī, yes.
Another student: He returns the money to her family.
The student: I am not saying that... I told him the same thing. Abu Malik said, "I told him that he was first convinced that this practice was correct."
Another student: Abu Anas was... Muhammad Musa Nasr...
The student: Then it became clear to me that this was not the case, so he spoke with Shaykh Ibn Baz, and a discussion took place between him and Shaykh 'Abd al-'Aziz. However, Shaykh 'Abd al-'Aziz responded to him with a somewhat harsh answer, which was published in the newspapers. I have the newspaper.
Another student: ...
The student: He says that most of the people who came to him for treatment had psychological illnesses, conditions, deception, and were acting out toward their husbands. He found bad cases that one could not even speak about. He mentioned that our Shaykh was informed of what he had reached regarding this matter.
Another student: By Allah, our greetings and our longing for you.
The student: He said that previously, twenty thousand to fifteen thousand to twenty thousand riyals would come to him daily.
Another student: Shaykh 'Ali al-Tamimi is involved in this matter.
The Shaykh: 'Ali.
The student: 'Ali al-Tamimi, the husband of Abu 'Amr’s daughter.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The student: 'Ali al-Tamimi, the husband of Umm 'Amr’s daughter, the husband of Hind.
Another student: Is it because of this matter, the recitation, and not the recitation?
The Shaykh: He repented.
The student: He repented, yes, but he mentioned that he is currently writing a book about his experience over the past ten years in this field. He says that of everyone who came to him, ninety-nine percent had psychological conditions.
Another student: ... psychological.
The student: And some women, three of them, were acting out toward their husbands, meaning they were feigning.
Another student: So they are of the...Al-Halabi : meaning ...Al-Halabi : ... 'Ali al-'Umrī.
The student: al-'Umrī, yes.
Another student: He returns the money to her family.
The student: I am not saying that... I told him the same thing. Abu Malik said, "I told him that he was first convinced that this practice was correct."
Another student: Abu Anas was... Muhammad Musa Nasr...
The student: Then it became clear to me that this was not the case, so he spoke with Shaykh Ibn Baz, and a discussion took place between him and Shaykh 'Abd al-'Aziz. However, Shaykh 'Abd al-'Aziz responded to him with a somewhat harsh answer, which was published in the newspapers. I have the newspaper.
Another student: ...
The student: He says that most of the people who came to him for treatment had psychological illnesses, conditions, deception, and were acting out toward their husbands. He found bad cases that one could not even speak about. He mentioned that our Shaykh was informed of what he had reached regarding this matter.
Another student: By Allah, our greetings and our longing for you.
The student: He said that previously, twenty thousand to fifteen thousand to twenty thousand riyals would come to him daily.
Another student: Shaykh 'Ali al-Tamimi is involved in this matter.
The Shaykh: 'Ali.
The student: 'Ali al-Tamimi, the husband of Abu 'Amr’s daughter.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The student: 'Ali al-Tamimi, the husband of Umm 'Amr’s daughter, the husband of Hind.
Another student: Is it because of this matter, the recitation, and not the recitation?
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