Fariq Naik – Can a Muslim Use Scriptures of Other Religions
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The speaker discusses the importance of quoting scriptures from otherible sources for guidance, particularly those that are not directly related to their religion. They stress that the source of guidance for practicing Islam should not be from scripture, and that it is important to consider the context of the teachings.
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There is a Hadith of our beloved Prophet Muhammad may peace and
blessings be upon him with an almighty Allah one he was reciting
certain manuscripts of a part of some other religion. And when he
came to our beloved Prophet Muhammad peace be upon with these
manuscripts of some other religion, our beloved Prophet
Muhammad may peace and blessings be upon him he was upset. So why
was a beloved Prophet Muhammad peace be upon upset because a
person should not use the scriptures of the other religions
as a source of guidance? Allah subhanaw taala says in the
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as a new, which the first term Allah, Allah, that we worship none
but for an almighty God. This was the glorious grant according to
me, it is the master key for doing Dawa. It shows us how to talk to
different types of people, people of different religions. And Allah
subhanaw taala in this verse is telling us to come to common terms
with the people of the book, and how we will talk about the
commonalities if we do not quote from their religious scriptures.
So that's the reason when an individual is quoting from the
scriptures of the other religions, it should be for the purpose of
Dawa. We should not use the scriptures of the other religions
as a source of guidance. The only source of guidance for us Muslim
that is the Glorious Quran and authentic teachings of our beloved
Prophet Muhammad. May peace and blessings be upon him.