One of them said that adding to acts of worship is permissible, but changing them is not permissible.
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The Shaykh : And upon you be peace and the mercy of Allah.
The questioner : One of them said that adding to acts of worship or to the legal phrases is permissible, but changing them is not permissible. He said, for example, addressing the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) as "our master" in the prayer, if that is the correct expression, is permissible; you may say, "O Allah, send blessings upon our master Muhammad."
Another questioner : Peace be upon you
The Shaykh : And upon you be peace and the mercy and blessings of Allah.
Another questioner : How are you, our Shaykh?
The Shaykh : Welcome.
Another questioner : May Allah prolong your lives.
The Shaykh : We praise and thank Allah always, and may Allah bless everyone. Yes.
The questioner : He argued with an authentic hadith, of course, in which he mentioned the Companion who prayed behind...
The Shaykh : The point, my brother, is that there is no need to repeat this talk, for it is a well-known refrain. This man is one of the people of desires who have no cure except that Allah (Mighty and Majestic) guides them or delivers the Muslims from their evil. He does not distinguish between one matter and another; he does not differentiate between a matter reported by a reporter before the completion of the Shari'ah and a matter reported after the completion of the Shari'ah. He does not distinguish between these two matters, which are of great importance. Then he does not distinguish between a matter approved by the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him), who is not approved in error, and a matter in which one acts, and I do not say the most knowledgeable people, who are prone to error, but even the most ignorant people, calling it a good religious innovation. Then you find this man going on and on about the hadith regarding the addition of blessings in the first taslim, and he rejects it. Why? Because it does not agree with his desire, even though he could have approved it according to his deviant school of thought, saying, "This is an addition!" In any case, you have broken your fast now, and as they say, the lesson and the tooth do not come together.
The questioner : One of them said that adding to acts of worship or to the legal phrases is permissible, but changing them is not permissible. He said, for example, addressing the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) as "our master" in the prayer, if that is the correct expression, is permissible; you may say, "O Allah, send blessings upon our master Muhammad."
Another questioner : Peace be upon you
The Shaykh : And upon you be peace and the mercy and blessings of Allah.
Another questioner : How are you, our Shaykh?
The Shaykh : Welcome.
Another questioner : May Allah prolong your lives.
The Shaykh : We praise and thank Allah always, and may Allah bless everyone. Yes.
The questioner : He argued with an authentic hadith, of course, in which he mentioned the Companion who prayed behind...
The Shaykh : The point, my brother, is that there is no need to repeat this talk, for it is a well-known refrain. This man is one of the people of desires who have no cure except that Allah (Mighty and Majestic) guides them or delivers the Muslims from their evil. He does not distinguish between one matter and another; he does not differentiate between a matter reported by a reporter before the completion of the Shari'ah and a matter reported after the completion of the Shari'ah. He does not distinguish between these two matters, which are of great importance. Then he does not distinguish between a matter approved by the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him), who is not approved in error, and a matter in which one acts, and I do not say the most knowledgeable people, who are prone to error, but even the most ignorant people, calling it a good religious innovation. Then you find this man going on and on about the hadith regarding the addition of blessings in the first taslim, and he rejects it. Why? Because it does not agree with his desire, even though he could have approved it according to his deviant school of thought, saying, "This is an addition!" In any case, you have broken your fast now, and as they say, the lesson and the tooth do not come together.
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