The Meaning of the Hadith: "Whoever disowns his father, that is disbelief"
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Question:
Is the disbelief here (in the hadithSahih Muslim 62)?
Answer:
It is minor shirk (associating partners with Allah), except for one who considers it permissible.
Q: In this chapter and in other chapters: If the term "disbelief" is used generally, and the intended meaning is minor disbelief, is it greater than major sins?
The Shaykh: Yes, according to the scholars, minor shirk and minor disbelief are greater than major sins. We ask Allah for well-being. The category of disbelief is greater than the category of sins.
Is the disbelief here (in the hadith
he who detested his father committed infidelity
فمَن رَغِبَ عن أَبِيهِ فَهو كُفْرٌAnswer:
It is minor shirk (associating partners with Allah), except for one who considers it permissible.
Q: In this chapter and in other chapters: If the term "disbelief" is used generally, and the intended meaning is minor disbelief, is it greater than major sins?
The Shaykh: Yes, according to the scholars, minor shirk and minor disbelief are greater than major sins. We ask Allah for well-being. The category of disbelief is greater than the category of sins.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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