The ruling on using the phrases (the Muhammadan Revolution) or (the Islamic Revolution)
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[The ruling on using the phrases (the Muhammadan Revolution) or (the Islamic Revolution)]
Some writers use phrases in their articles such as: (The Muhammadan Revolution, the Islamic Revolution), is this a correct expression, O Shaykh?
No.
It is not correct.
The questioner: And what do we say in response to them? May Allah reward you.
The Shaykh: Did Allah call it a revolution, or did He call it guidance, guidance and truth? [An-Nisa: 170] He did not say: The Messenger revolted against the idols. We respond to them with this, and it is not permissible to turn guidance, light, and truth into a revolution. A person comes and says the Napoleon Revolution and other revolutions. Convey this to the people in your lands,Say: O people! This is truth, this is light, this is guidance, this is healing.
The questioner: Is there an Islamic revolution?The Shaykh: No, there is no Islamic revolution. There is no Islamic revolution. An Islamic guidance is fine.
Some writers use phrases in their articles such as: (The Muhammadan Revolution, the Islamic Revolution), is this a correct expression, O Shaykh?
No.
It is not correct.
The questioner: And what do we say in response to them? May Allah reward you.
The Shaykh: Did Allah call it a revolution, or did He call it guidance, guidance and truth?
O Mankind, the Messenger has come to you with the truth
يَا أَيُّهَا النَّاسُ قَدْ جَاءَكُمْ الرَّسُولُ بِالْحَقِّThe questioner: Is there an Islamic revolution?The Shaykh: No, there is no Islamic revolution. There is no Islamic revolution. An Islamic guidance is fine.