Discussion of 'Abd al-'Aziz al-Ghumari and what he published in the newspaper al-Muharrir regarding the fabrication against Shaykh al-Albani.
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The Shaykh: Arabic ... in Britain.
The questioner: The same 'Abd al-'Aziz.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh: Its name is al-Muharrir, or what else?
The questioner: Al-Muharrir, yes, this is a newspaper.
The Shaykh: A newspaper.
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh: He wrote an article there in which he explicitly declared the blood of al-Albani to be lawful to shed. This is completely at odds with the moderation I mentioned earlier. I learned of this through a Moroccan student of knowledge who called me from... I no longer remember, from Rabat or Tetouan. To summarize his words, he said that 'Abd al-'Aziz al-Ghumari, the friend, because his heart is so burning with it, called him a heretic.
The questioner: Allah is the Greatest!
The Shaykh: He issued an article and published it in this newspaper, mentioning... and going on about...
The student: The fatwa.
The Shaykh: The fatwa that these lying, fabricating people broadcast, claiming that he issues a fatwa to hand over Palestine to the Jews. Therefore, he issued a fatwa in this article that his blood is to be shed.
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh: Yes, and the man asked me to provide him with something so he could write an article refuting this 'Abd al-'Aziz. I told him, may Allah bless you, this matter requires extensive research, and there is no scope for that over the phone. First, one of our brothers has collected our scattered statements from many tapes and published them in a booklet, and I will send you a copy or more. And indeed, we sent it to him.
The questioner : What Allah willed.
The Shaykh: Yes, then another person from Morocco also called me a week or two later and mentioned to me what this 'Abd al-'Aziz had written. I said, do you know so-and-so? I think his name is 'Abd al-Qadir, the one who had spoken to me before. He said, by Allah, I do not know him. I said, try to contact him, and I named the town from which he had called me. He contacted him because I had sent him two copies, so you can borrow at least one of them. I do not know if the moderation, if Allah wills, is correct, and if the man has taken these fatwas and articles that were published in some...
The student: The manufactured commotion.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The student: Although al-Muharrir, our Shaykh, comes... if it is.
The Shaykh: I have no knowledge of it.
The student: The same one who wrote about 'Ali al-Faqir, the writer in this al-Muharrir. I am not Masonic; they did not bring up accusations against him.
Another student: No, this is in the country of Abu Ahmad al-Ya...
The Shaykh: Yes, I read this in the country.
The student: In the country, in the country.
The Shaykh: Yes.
The student: Is the country, by the way, like al-Muharrir... the second-tier newspapers that live on sensationalism and suspense.
The Shaykh: There is no power nor strength except with Allah.
The student: And confusion, not even suspense.
The Shaykh: Perhaps we cut you off; you wanted to say something.
The questioner: The same 'Abd al-'Aziz.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh: Its name is al-Muharrir, or what else?
The questioner: Al-Muharrir, yes, this is a newspaper.
The Shaykh: A newspaper.
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh: He wrote an article there in which he explicitly declared the blood of al-Albani to be lawful to shed. This is completely at odds with the moderation I mentioned earlier. I learned of this through a Moroccan student of knowledge who called me from... I no longer remember, from Rabat or Tetouan. To summarize his words, he said that 'Abd al-'Aziz al-Ghumari, the friend, because his heart is so burning with it, called him a heretic.
The questioner: Allah is the Greatest!
The Shaykh: He issued an article and published it in this newspaper, mentioning... and going on about...
The student: The fatwa.
The Shaykh: The fatwa that these lying, fabricating people broadcast, claiming that he issues a fatwa to hand over Palestine to the Jews. Therefore, he issued a fatwa in this article that his blood is to be shed.
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh: Yes, and the man asked me to provide him with something so he could write an article refuting this 'Abd al-'Aziz. I told him, may Allah bless you, this matter requires extensive research, and there is no scope for that over the phone. First, one of our brothers has collected our scattered statements from many tapes and published them in a booklet, and I will send you a copy or more. And indeed, we sent it to him.
The questioner : What Allah willed.
The Shaykh: Yes, then another person from Morocco also called me a week or two later and mentioned to me what this 'Abd al-'Aziz had written. I said, do you know so-and-so? I think his name is 'Abd al-Qadir, the one who had spoken to me before. He said, by Allah, I do not know him. I said, try to contact him, and I named the town from which he had called me. He contacted him because I had sent him two copies, so you can borrow at least one of them. I do not know if the moderation, if Allah wills, is correct, and if the man has taken these fatwas and articles that were published in some...
The student: The manufactured commotion.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The student: Although al-Muharrir, our Shaykh, comes... if it is.
The Shaykh: I have no knowledge of it.
The student: The same one who wrote about 'Ali al-Faqir, the writer in this al-Muharrir. I am not Masonic; they did not bring up accusations against him.
Another student: No, this is in the country of Abu Ahmad al-Ya...
The Shaykh: Yes, I read this in the country.
The student: In the country, in the country.
The Shaykh: Yes.
The student: Is the country, by the way, like al-Muharrir... the second-tier newspapers that live on sensationalism and suspense.
The Shaykh: There is no power nor strength except with Allah.
The student: And confusion, not even suspense.
The Shaykh: Perhaps we cut you off; you wanted to say something.
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