Is there Mu'tazilah in the discussion of divine decree and destiny in the book *Nizam al-Islam* by the Tahrir Party?
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The questioner : Excuse me, the discussion of divine decree and destiny.
The Shaykh : The discussion of divine decree and destiny is not dangerous, but it lacks clarity; that is, it does not satisfy the Muslim.
The questioner: Do they have a Mu'tazilah position, meaning?
The Shaykh : It occurred to me at that time that there was Mu'tazilah in it, because now I am studying the book and it is the same, but it occurred to me that it lacks clarity. They say there are two circles, a circle within a circle, detailing this detail. Do you remember?
The questioner : By Allah, it has been stuck in my mind for a long time that there is Mu'tazilah in it.
The Shaykh : I do not remember, by Allah, I do not remember. And I do not want to speak ill of people, no matter how far they are from the truth, unless I know it completely. And I tell them, "O people, you want to establish the Muslim state. The Muslim state is not established in this way. You must understand the Islamic legal rulings, and before all else, the Islamic creed, in the correct manner."
The Shaykh : The discussion of divine decree and destiny is not dangerous, but it lacks clarity; that is, it does not satisfy the Muslim.
The questioner: Do they have a Mu'tazilah position, meaning?
The Shaykh : It occurred to me at that time that there was Mu'tazilah in it, because now I am studying the book and it is the same, but it occurred to me that it lacks clarity. They say there are two circles, a circle within a circle, detailing this detail. Do you remember?
The questioner : By Allah, it has been stuck in my mind for a long time that there is Mu'tazilah in it.
The Shaykh : I do not remember, by Allah, I do not remember. And I do not want to speak ill of people, no matter how far they are from the truth, unless I know it completely. And I tell them, "O people, you want to establish the Muslim state. The Muslim state is not established in this way. You must understand the Islamic legal rulings, and before all else, the Islamic creed, in the correct manner."
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