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Exceeding the proper limits regarding the Messenger
- The Prophet is a light in terms of the light of his message and guidance
- The presence of the Prophet or any other dead person at the deathbed of another
- Claiming the Messenger is not human like us and that he knows the Ghayb and is omnipotent
- Allah is the only Self-Existing Being
- Allah showing in the Qur’an that Muhammad is human
- Claiming the Prophet is unified with Allah
- The one who approached and came closer was Jibril until the Prophet saw him
- The first human being Allah created was Adam
- The Prophet as a light that provides the right guidance
- The Prophet is human and has a shadow like all humans
- The Hadith “Had it not been for you, the orbit of celestial bodies would not have been created”
- The claim that the Prophet is created from the Light of Allah
- The Messenger is born to a human father and mother
- The claim that the Messenger is created from the Light of Allah
- The heavens and the earth were not created for his sake (peace be upon him)
- Our Prophet is alive in his grave in the sense of the life of Al-Barzakh
- The dead do not hear the calls or supplications of living people
- Invoking the Prophet after his death to fulfill needs or seeking his help in removing distress
- The formula of sending blessings on the Messenger when visiting his grave
- Allah is over His Throne
- The heaven and earth were not created for the sake of Muhammad
- Allah revealed to the Prophet what He revealed to no other
- The dead hearing the Prophet’s call
- The Prophet is alive in his grave in the sense of the life of Al-Barzakh
Tawassul
- The guidance of the Messenger in visiting the graves
- Tawassul through the Awliya’
- Tawassul to Allah by the honor, sanctity or blessings of the Prophet or another
- Tawassul through prophets and the Awliya’
- Visiting the graves to supplicate to the dead or ask for their help or intercession
- Believing the Awliya’ as means of healing from illnesses and holding annual Mawlids for them
- Tawassul through the entities, honor, or right of creatures
- Calling on “the Prophet’s honor” or “being dutiful to parents” upon leaving a gathering
- Tawassul by the Messenger and Awliya’
- Tawassul through creatures
- Tawassul through the Qur’an and certain days
- Tawassul by the honor, person or status of the Messenger
- Tawassul through the blessing of the Qur’an or some creatures
- Reading a book that includes Tawassul through the Prophet and asking for his intercession
- Tawassul through prophets and righteous men
- Swearing by other than Allah
- Tawassul by the rights of prophets and Awliya’ and through their honor
- Tawassul through the Prophet as in the weak Hadith
Magic
- Definition and meaning of magic
- The difference between magic and evil eye
- Death and life are predestined by Allah
- Learning magic
- The fabricated Hadith of “Learn magic, but do not practice it”
- A sorcerer using something against Islam
- A woman going to see a male doctor
- Causing harm to others
- Visiting a sorcerer to break a spell
- “Whoever goes to a soothsayer and believes what he says, has disbelieved”
- The Shari`ah allowed treatment for a spell
- Seeking treatment in unlawful means and consulting sorcerers and soothsayers
- Visiting sorcerers and enchanters to treat diseases
- Treating magic with Ruqyah and Shari`ah supplications
- Breaking the spell of a sorcerer by using a counter spell
- Breaking a spell by a counter spell
- Believing that knot tying cures diseases
- The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) was afflicted with Sihr
Supernatural Matters: the Truth and the Falsehood
Supernatural Matters: the Truth and the Falsehood > Karamat-ul- Awliya’
- The truth of Karamat-ul-Awliya’
- The Awliya’ are faithful and pious people
- Allah has created the people with different minds and knowledge
Supernatural Matters: the Truth and the Falsehood > Soothsaying
- Praying behind an Imam who denies the Sunnah and commits Bid`ahs
- Going to soothsayers to be pregnant
- Claiming knowledge of the Ghayb by drawing lines on the sand or the like is an act of soothsaying
- “Whoever visits a diviner and asks them about anything, their Salah will not be accepted for forty nights”
- Consulting a practitioner of Arab medicine is soothsaying
- Fortunetelling
- Seeking help from the jinn to know the Ghayb and the ruling on hypnosis
- Dealing with soothsayers and diviners
- Offering Salah behind an immoral soothsayer who claims knowledge of Ghayb
- Funeral Prayer offered for soothsayers
- Seeking the help of jinn and turning to them to fulfill one’s needs
- Going to those who seek the help of jinn to cure diseases
- Going to soothsayers, diviners, and the like, and seeking their help
- Going to soothsayers, diviners, and sorcerers, and asking them about the Ghayb
- Going to soothsayers to soothsayers to know the thief
- Going to someone who claims to know where lost items are just by reading the Qur’an and Hadith
- Seeking healing from soothsayers
- Going to soothsayers for the sake of treatment and the like
- Going to soothsayers and believing them
- No one can harm or benefit anybody except by the Will of Allah
- Giving soothsayers money to avoid their harm
- Consulting diviners and soothsayers and wearing amulets
- Breaks spells using the method of numbers
- Consulting those who claim knowledge of the Ghayb
- Consulting a doctor who treats patients with Arabic medicines
- Going to a person who claims knowledge of the book
- Reconciling between the two Hadiths of “Whoever visits a diviner and asks them…” and “Whoever visits a soothsayer and believes them…”
Supernatural Matters: the Truth and the Falsehood > Astrology
- Prediction of natural occurrences according to the positions of celestial bodies
- Astrologers do not know the Ghayb
- Speaking, supplicating, or whispering to a stone is an act of Shirk
Supernatural Matters: the Truth and the Falsehood >The science of arithmetic and astronomy
- Reconciling between science and religion in issues that appear to be contradictory
- Relying on calendar to determine the beginning of Ramadan
- Knowing the time of solar and lunar eclipses through calculation of planets movements
- Predicting the weather conditions is based on awareness of the universal laws of Allah
Supernatural Matters: the Truth and the Falsehood > Charlatanry
- The Awliya’ of Allah and the Awliya’ of Satan
- Consulting charlatans and wearing amulets
- Sufi Tariqahs and charlatanism
- Going to charlatans for treatment
- Using Jinn and conjuring them by means of supplications and charms
- Talking to the dead
Supernatural Matters: the Truth and the Falsehood > Modern inventions
- Testing the earth with modern equipment and instruments to discover what is inside it
- Chemistry taught to students in schools is different from alchemy regarded as unlawful by scholar
