The Muslim's stance when trials are numerous
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Question:
The questioner: I read in one of the books of Islamic jurisprudence about the danger of trials (fitan) and that they will appear in the end times and become numerous. What is the Muslim's stance when trials are numerous?
Answer:
Answer: His stance is that he must first learn the correct creed and the sound path. Second: if something is unclear to him, he should ask the scholars of knowledge, adhere to the Muslim community and their imam, and beware of the misguided sects, the deviant sects, and the followers of desires. He should ask Allah for steadfastness upon the truth and upon the religion.
The questioner: I read in one of the books of Islamic jurisprudence about the danger of trials (fitan) and that they will appear in the end times and become numerous. What is the Muslim's stance when trials are numerous?
Answer:
Answer: His stance is that he must first learn the correct creed and the sound path. Second: if something is unclear to him, he should ask the scholars of knowledge, adhere to the Muslim community and their imam, and beware of the misguided sects, the deviant sects, and the followers of desires. He should ask Allah for steadfastness upon the truth and upon the religion.
Source
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