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Wasīla, Circumambulating Graves & Accusing Others of Shirk and Kufr

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The Muftī of the Republic of Egypt, Dr ʿAlī Jumuʿah, has made his contribution to the debate between the general secretary of the General Secretariat of Awqāf, Dr Muḥammad ʿAbdul Ghaffār Al-Sharīf and Shaykh Ṣāliḥ Bin Fawzān Al-Fawzān, a member of the supreme council of scholars in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, as well as Fayṣal Qazāz Al-Jāsim, whose comments have also been published as part of this debate that is taking place in the pages of Al-Waṭan regarding a number of Islamic issues. The Muftī of Egypt’s contributions have come as an answer to a question that was previously submitted to the Egyptian Fatwa Office via fax by Muḥammad Al-Fahd, Bassām Al-Hārūn, Aḥmad Al-Niṣf, Aḥmad Al-ʿAbīd and ʿAbdur Raḥmān Al-Kandarī and registered under no.1113 for the year 2006.

What follows contains the text of the response that Dr Jumuʿah gave to the question and which was published by Al-Waṭan because of its connection to this Islamic discussion over an issue that causes a lot of division:


Wasīla, Circumambulating Graves & Accusing Others of Shirk and Kufr

Mufti ʿAlī Jumuʿah

 

Spiritual Stations & Transient States

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The Sufis were in unanimous agreement that Allah, the Exalted, is described with every attribute with which He described Himself, and is named with every name with which He named Himself. He is Pre-eternal with His names and attributes and does not resemble the creation in any way whatsoever. He is not a corporeal body [jism], shape [shabah], image [sura], atom [jawhar], or an accident [`arad]. He is neither described with movement [haraka] nor stillness [sakana]. Nothing is added or subtracted from Him. He neither possesses dimensions [ab`ad] and parts [ajza'], nor limbs [jawarih] and appendages [a`da']. He is not located in directions [jihat] or places [amkina] and He is not subject to imperfections. He is not overtaken by slumber and He cannot be delimited by allusions. He is neither encompassed by a place nor subject to time. Spatial contact [with objects] is [rationally] impossible for Him, as is indwelling in locations. He is not encompassed by thoughts, He is not covered by veils, and visions apprehend Him not. His Divine Entity is not qualified by a modality and His actions are not performed with burden.



Spiritual Stations & Transient States
Shaykh `Abd al-Hadi Kharsa

 

La ilaha illa Allah entails that Muhammad (asws) is the Messenger of Allah

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Know that this great word entails, a fortiori, that Muhammad (asws) is the Messenger of Allah. This is because the meaning of La ilaha illa Allah is that there is nothing worthy of worship in truth—nothing that should be worshipped—other than Allah. He Alone is the One who should be worshipped and it is obligatory for the servants to worship Him. That is a right He has over them, considering that He is their Lord and they are His slaves.



La ilaha illa Allah entails that Muhammad (asws) is the Messenger of Allah
Imam `Abdallah Sirajuddin al-Husayni

 

'O Messenger of Allah, Increase Me'

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Muḥammad ibn Husayn Al-Ājuri said:  Abu Bakr Jafar ibn Muḥammad ibn Al-Firyabi related to us in the month of Rajab in the year two hundred and ninety seven, Ibrahim ibn Hisham ibn Yahya Al-Ghasani related to us, my father related to us, on the authority of his grandfather, on the authority of Abu Idris Al-Khawlāni, on the authority of Abu Dharr, who said:

'O Messenger of Allah, Increase Me'
Translated from Imām Abū Bakr Al-Ājurī’s Kitāb Al-Sharī'āh

 
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