Concerning the Hadith 'Whoever Turns Away From My Sunnah'
This means whoever turns away from my way that I follow, then he is not of me. This is because they have chosen another way than the path...
Concerning Demonstrations
The concept of demonstrations is a new, modern issue. It was not known in the time of the Prophet, nor in the time of the rightly-guided ...
Concerning bid'ah or innovations in the religion
Bi'dah in reality are indirect criticisms of the Shari’ah; because they necessicate the implication that the Shar’iah is incomplete and t...
On the Alleged Repetition in Ibn Abd al-Wahhab’s Works
It is either an ignorant individual who has neither studied them nor grasped their reality.
Ruling on accusing Shaykh Al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah of believing in anthropomorphism
Anyone who alleges that the Shaykh of Islam Ibn Taymiyyah believed in anthropomorphism is totally ignorant of the creed of Ahl-ul-Sunnah ...
Ruling on writing Quranic verses and putting it in water and drink it
Nothing is authentically reported from the Prophet ﷺ in this regard. So avoiding this practice would be better. And Allah knows best.
Is ruqyah performed by a Muslim to another permissible?
Ruqyah (reciting Qur'an and saying supplications over the sick seeking healing) is permissible to be done by one Muslim for another.
Ruqyah against Scorpions
The Ruqyah (recitation for healing or protection) you mentioned is false. Only authentic Ruqyah with Qur'an and supplications authentical...
Ruling on bowing to one’s parents
This is impermissible and is tantamount to Shirk. Bowing is a form of worship, just like prostration; therefore, it is impermissible.
Ruling on treatment, ruqyah and amulets using Qur'an
It is permissible to treat sick people with the Qur'an. But having amulets that contain some parts of the Qur'an is prohibited.
Ruling on prostrate to anyone other than Allah
If they insist on offering Sujud to anyone other than Allah after being informed, they should be sentenced to death for apostasy.
Ruling on seeking treatment from a Mushrik
It is forbidden to go to someone who practices acts of shirk, such as making supplications to and seeking help from the dead for the sake...
Ruling on going to a diviner in cases of illness
It is unlawful to go to soothsayers and diviners who claim the knowledge of the unseen and work with talisman and polytheistic spells eve...
Is it permissible for Muslims to use all kinds of Ruqyah?
There is no harm in Ruqyah as long as it does not entail Shirk.
Ruling on invoking Allah by His Names for healing
It is permissible to do so due to the general saying of Allah 'And (all) the Most Beautiful Names belong to Allâh, so call on Him by them'.
Shaykhul Islam Ibn Taymiyyah is one of the imams of Ahlus-Sunnah wal-Jama’ah
Shaykh Ahmad ibn Abdul-Halim Ibn Taymiyyah is one of the imams of Ahlus-Sunnah wal-Jama’ah who called people to the truth and to the stra...
Can Ali ibn Abu Talib aid anyone after his death?
A person who believes that Ali, or any other dead person, can bring benefit or ward off harm is a Mushrik, because this is particular to ...
Ruling on visiting the grave of Arwaz and making offerings for him
Visiting the graves of the pious people for the purpose of seeking their blessings or drawing closer to them, etc, is an act of Shirk.
Ruling on disbelieving in Salafiyyah
If he means by that statement that he disbelieves in the methodology of the Salaf, their way, and the truth they were upon, then this is ...
Ruling on following the funeral of grave-worshippers
If such people die in the state which you describe, it is not permissible to follow their funeral procession, to pray over them, to make ...