Sheikh I talk to my parents on how innovations like Mawlid or congregational dua after Jummah is a bida’h and cite your answers as reference. But my mother literally mocked you by showing her thumb as a mockery, saying that you are just one ordinary Saudi Sheikh with outlandish views where lots of Sheikhs around the world do these practices. How should I reply to this?
Sheikh I talk to my parents on how innovations like Mawlid or congregational dua after Jummah is a bida’h and cite your answers as reference. But my mother literally mocked you by showing her thumb as a mockery, saying that you are just one ordinary Saudi Sheikh with outlandish views where lots of Sheikhs around the world do these practices. How should I reply to this?
22May
ANSWER:
She is right! You can’t quote someone she doesn’t believe in as she has her own set of scholars that she follows. You need to learn the evidences from the Quran and Sunnah and use that without mentioning my name or any other scholar’s name whom she doesn’t believe! This way, she would need to refute the Quran and Sunnah which she can’t!
Sheikh I talk to my parents on how innovations like Mawlid or congregational dua after Jummah is a bida’h and cite your answers as reference. But my mother literally mocked you by showing her thumb as a mockery, saying that you are just one ordinary Saudi Sheikh with outlandish views where lots of Sheikhs around the world do these practices. How should I reply to this?