Suhaib Webb – The Delicate Science of Critique Imam alRazi As An Example

Suhaib Webb
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The speaker discusses various historical events and figures related to Islam. They mention specific events and figures, including the death of a person named R Ali and the use of words like "has" and "has a" to protect themselves. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being mindful of one's words and not just criticizing others.
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So Imam Arazi rahi mohullah,

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it's enough for us to mention

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that sayna Imam al Suyuti,

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in his important poem, Imam Assuti has a

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very important book called

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al Mujaddiddeen. Does the prophet sallallahu alaihi wa

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a'alehi wasallam, he said in the hadith

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related by Imam Ibrahim Hajah, this is a

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good hadith

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sahiyah. That the prophet said that Allah subhanahu

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wa ta'ala will sinned at the beginning of

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every century.

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Manujadidlahadeena,

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somebody that will revive Islam

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for the Muslims.

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We'll we'll we'll bring the Muslims back to

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the deen.

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And Imam And

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he mentions like he starts with Sayna Amr

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Al Khattab radiAllahu anhu, then he goes to

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all the others,

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Al Baqirani,

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Imam Ahmed, others.

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Sayna Imam al Ashari.

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He says

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He said the 6th

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because Imam Sufi dies in the 10th century.

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Imam Fakhruddin Arasi dies 505 after Hajj al.

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So between them is, like, a considerable amount

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of time,

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but he mentions him as the 6th.

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Mujad did of Islam. It's Imam Mus'eighty.

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That that takes me to the the the

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third point. When you read something bad about

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somebody, oh, this person is bad or this

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imam is bad,

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what what you wanna do is take all

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of

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the things people have said about them.

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Don't just rely on one statement that's negative

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or- just take

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and then weigh them

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so that you don't make zul on that

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that dead person.

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Well,

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also,

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imam

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al Ghamiri.

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Imam al Ghamiri dies around Ashafi, around 984

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after Hijri.

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He

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says

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He said it is authentically narrated

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that Allah

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at the beginning of every century was

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sin.

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He will send somebody that will revive the

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religion.

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In his poem also Al Qamiri,

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he says, rahimuhuallahu

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ta'ala

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wassari suhum al razi,

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that the 6th is Imam Al Razi. Imam

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he mentions that Imam Al Razi wrote a

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book, a book about stars and magic and

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astrology, and,

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you know, you can use the stars for

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all kind of stuff

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and all this garbage. You'll find people say,

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like, he was he was,

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he led people

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astray. He was misguided.

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He was this. He was that. He was

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this. He was that.

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Imam Ibtemia,

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he attributed this book to Ar Razi and

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then people began to make taqreed. This is

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a problem of of uqalid.

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We don't need people to be we need

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people to be Muqalids and fiqh for the

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most part because they don't have alat or

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ishtihad.

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But to be mukalids

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in criticizing

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and

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attacking people,

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no.

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Don't be a muqalid in that.

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Be be careful.

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That's why sometimes a dehabi says

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if such and such said it, then okay.

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If such and such said it, okay.

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Look at the care

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of a Dahabi.

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And for example,

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Imam

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al Suki Tajdine al Suki.

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It's about Pati Shafi'i.

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He says about Imam al Razi,

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he didn't write that book.

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In fact, there's a difference of opinion if

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he even wrote it.

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After Atajdina Subki

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comes, Imam ibn Hajar al Asqalani,

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Rahimullah, who dies 857 after

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hijri before Su'udi.

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Before Su'udi's death.

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Imam Ibn Hajar,

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he says, I looked for this book everywhere

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that they attributed to Ar Razi,

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and I didn't find it.

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So one of our brothers,

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Ali, I think his name is Ali Hijani.

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He wrote

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in a form that I'm on that he

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actually found the book.

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So I found it.

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I opened

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it and in the very

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front cover

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is Arazi's words.

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Watch this.

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You know what Ar Razi said?

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I

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am innocent of everything you're about to read

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in this

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book. The only reason I wrote it is

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you know this sheikh. And the is

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allowed to learn magic, to learn the evil

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of magicians. Ah, there you go. So does

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have an asshole in his action?

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Absolutely.

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Imagine how many people slandered him, man. You

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know that guy who wrote a book about

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magic, Imam David Blaine, dude. Like, how many

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people just went off on him? I saw

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this online. People saying things about him because

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of this book, that if they found the

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and they saw what he wrote, what did

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he say in the very beginning? The front

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page.

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I am free of everything you're about to

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read.

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The only reason I wrote this book is

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so that the ulema

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can be aware of evil.

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That's why I said, man,

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imagine

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how many people

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people may have slandered

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that are not here to defend themselves If

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backbiting

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if riba happens when the person's alive, what

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about the person who's dead in their grave?

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So the point

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is, and I'm I'm I'm emphasizing this because

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this class is not just to read Raul

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Salihim. We're trying to lay down kind of

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a methodology for you to think. I'm not

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perfect. You don't have to buy everything I'm

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saying, but you can appreciate the care and

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concern.

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I saw recently

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numerous YouTube clips about me. I could say,

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every single one of them is not true.

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Somebody said, respond. I said, I'm I'm collecting

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a hasanat, bro.

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I'm a FTX dem cas good deeds, bro.

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Just give it to me.

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And also how do you respond to something

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that's so ridiculously off? Like how would Razi

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respond to this?

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See, you guys were saying this about me

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for centuries. You never took the chance to

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go read what I actually wrote in the

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front page. I put it there in the

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front page to protect myself.

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But

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will get us caught up in bad things.

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That doesn't also mean imam Razi is perfect,

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of course not, but why? Who's perfect?

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