The members of the Tahrir Party affirm the punishment of the grave but do not believe in it!!

The Shaykh : ... Among the things of this nature is that Muslims are working, and I mean by this the students of knowledge, and I hope that the listeners of these words are among them. It was narrated in Sahih al-Bukhari from the hadith of Abu Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him) that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: . This is an ahad hadith, but it is one of the strange and unusual hadiths regarding the philosophy of the Tahrir Party. On one hand, it contains a legal ruling, and a legal ruling is established by an ahad hadith according to their view. Therefore, looking at this aspect of the hadith, it must be acted upon because it is a legal ruling. He (peace be upon him) said: . On the other hand, it contains a belief, which is that there is punishment in the grave and that there is the trial of the Dajjal. They do not believe in the punishment of the grave, nor do they believe in the trial of the major Dajjal, about whom the Messenger (peace be upon him) spoke in many hadiths, including his saying (peace be upon him): . They do not believe in this Dajjal because, in their claim, his hadith is not mutawatir. So we say to them now: What are you doing with the hadith of Abu Hurayrah? On one hand, it contains a legal ruling, so you must say at the end of the prayer, "I seek refuge in You from the punishment of the grave." But do you seek refuge from the punishment of the grave while you do not believe in the punishment of the grave? These are two opposites that cannot coexist. So they came to us with a solution, one of the tricks that Allah forbids Muslims from doing. What did they say? We affirm the punishment of the grave but we do not believe in it. A strange and unusual philosophy. What drives them to this? They started with one philosophy, and it led them to many final philosophies, through which they deviated from the straight path that was the path of the Companions of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him and his family). Now I will proceed, and as I said, the hadith has a long tail, to clarify that one of the calls of the Tahrir Party, which they rave about, is that they want to establish the rule of Allah on earth. First, we draw attention to the fact that they are not unique in this call. All Islamic groups and Islamic parties end up at this goal, meaning they want to establish the rule of Allah on earth. So they are not unique.