The conduct of a student of knowledge toward those older than him in age and knowledge
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The questioner: ... goes out to ... with the young people ... sometimes when there is a type of gathering in the context of criticizing an idea, we reach the point of criticizing the scholar himself. And sometimes, meaning, offensive words are uttered, for example, once in a while. This is a natural thing. One ... about Dr. al-Bouti, saying, "Al-Bouti, I don't care where his status is, or his knowledge, or such." But this belittling is not permissible. I don't know, meaning, I do not find this acceptable. And perhaps some offensive words, meaning ... but this example is just so ... so that the question becomes clear. As for there being ... a comparison that we are talking about ... .
The Shaykh: Yes ... it is obligatory to be polite toward those who are more knowledgeable than you and older than you in age ... .
The questioner: Yes.
The Shaykh: What does the question entail? Please proceed.
The questioner: The question is that I want to mention that sometimes we ... some of the terms that repel people from the Salafi call ...
The Shaykh: ... in it ... but I do not think, given the introduction you provided, I do not think, given the introduction you provided, that there is anything in the question that needs to be ... and adjusted. Because if the requirement is a reminder, then I think the previous speech is sufficient. If the question is about something ambiguous that we hear, but it appears from the introduction that there is no ... .
The questioner: The second part of the question.
The Shaykh: Yes.
The Shaykh: Yes ... it is obligatory to be polite toward those who are more knowledgeable than you and older than you in age ... .
The questioner: Yes.
The Shaykh: What does the question entail? Please proceed.
The questioner: The question is that I want to mention that sometimes we ... some of the terms that repel people from the Salafi call ...
The Shaykh: ... in it ... but I do not think, given the introduction you provided, I do not think, given the introduction you provided, that there is anything in the question that needs to be ... and adjusted. Because if the requirement is a reminder, then I think the previous speech is sufficient. If the question is about something ambiguous that we hear, but it appears from the introduction that there is no ... .
The questioner: The second part of the question.
The Shaykh: Yes.
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