Can any Muslim dare to think against this woman's lifestyle and thoughts ?!

[R.A.W]

Re: Can any Muslim dare to think against this woman’s lifestyle and thoughts ?!

@heyhey

Eh

You can always sue your dentist if he causes a problem, but your precious scholars wont stand next to you in front of God. .

Who said you can’t sue the misguiding scholars in front of Allah (swt) on the day of judgement. In fact if I spare a bit of time to read the fazail of Ulama from the authentic hadiths, it would indeed make me realize why the Prophet (saw) emphasized so much to sit in the company of good scholars and learn from them.

My point is God created to to be a rational logical human being, dont rely too much on other people for your beliefs. Because only you will reap the benefits not anyone else

You misunderstood. I meant to rely on people sharing the ‘same’ belief system’ are more knowledgeable than you and me and have spent their whole life in acquiring more knowledge and understanding in the same belief as mine. This present generation of internet and cable thinks it is a super genius being but at least we should give a bit of regard to those whose knowledge acquiring efforts started a long time before we were born.

I totally agree that we ourselves would be held responsible for our own deeds, that include the questioning from us the reason of using our super computer mind and not acquiring the guidance of those whom Allah (swt) and the prophet calls, please consider again the following:

“The scholars are the inheritors of the prophets”. [Tirmidhi, Abu Dawud, Nasai, Ibn Maja, Ahmad, Ibn Hibban, and others]

Abud-Dardaa (radyAllaahu ‘anhu) reported: "…And verily, the virtue of the scholar over the worshipper is like the virtue of the moon on the night of Al-Badr over all of the stars. Indeed, the scholars are the inheritors of the prophets, for the prophets do not leave behind a dinar or a dirham for inheritance, but rather, they leave behind knowledge. So whoever takes hold of it, has acquired a large share (i.e. of inheritance).’” Reported by Abu Dawood, At-Tirmidhee and Ibn Hibbaan, and this is the wording found in his collection, in abridged form. Al-Bukhaaree mentioned in his Saheeh Collection in his Book of Knowledge, Chapter: Knowledge precedes Speech and Action