The Zoroastrians of this Ummah
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Question:
Who are the Zoroastrians of this Ummah, Shaykh Abdul Aziz?
Answer:
They are the Qadariyyah who deny the divine decree, those who denied qadar and said, "The matter is new." The Zoroastrians say that the servants have two gods: Light and Darkness. They say that Light created good and Darkness created evil. The deniers of qadar resemble them in that they made a partner for Allah in His actions, claiming that they create their own actions. We ask Allah for safety.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good. So, is the definitive ruling on this that Muslims should not delve into the matter of qada' wa qadar?
The Shaykh: Yes, they should believe in qadar and not delve into it as the innovators do. Rather, they should believe in it and submit to it, knowing that Allah decreed things, knew them, and counted them, and that the servant has a will, a desire, and a choice, but he does not thereby go beyond what Allah has decreed .
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good and benefit you with your knowledge.
Who are the Zoroastrians of this Ummah, Shaykh Abdul Aziz?
Answer:
They are the Qadariyyah who deny the divine decree, those who denied qadar and said, "The matter is new." The Zoroastrians say that the servants have two gods: Light and Darkness. They say that Light created good and Darkness created evil. The deniers of qadar resemble them in that they made a partner for Allah in His actions, claiming that they create their own actions. We ask Allah for safety.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good. So, is the definitive ruling on this that Muslims should not delve into the matter of qada' wa qadar?
The Shaykh: Yes, they should believe in qadar and not delve into it as the innovators do. Rather, they should believe in it and submit to it, knowing that Allah decreed things, knew them, and counted them, and that the servant has a will, a desire, and a choice, but he does not thereby go beyond what Allah has decreed .
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good and benefit you with your knowledge.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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