The Big Problem: Doctors of the Law in the Qur'an

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  • Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024

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  • @SaidMirza
    @SaidMirza  Месяц назад +2

    Join fellow believers at believersbrotherhood.com

  • @mehdimouhmy1882
    @mehdimouhmy1882 25 дней назад

    Subhan Allah, thanks for sharing Jazak Allahu khair ❤

  • @stukafluka9940
    @stukafluka9940 2 месяца назад +8

    The cardinal rule of religion is that every individual needs to establish a private and direct 1-on-1 relationship with God. The reason being that it is they themselves who would be responsible for all their deeds of omission and commission during this worldly life. The concept of any Doctor of Law who tries to act as a go-between is totally unreasonable and illogical. Again, guidance only comes directly from God (and that too only to whom God decides to guide). Hence guidance cannot come from any intermediary...so why pursue that path!!!

  • @Gabriel-ServantOfGod
    @Gabriel-ServantOfGod 2 месяца назад +1

    I hadn't noticed the difference either, between those given the scripture and the people of the scripture...
    Thanks for the insight brother.
    Peace be with you.
    Either way we are also given the scripture.
    Even if the Qur'an addresses scholars who are obviously from a J3wish/Christian background the term is not closed, that's what i understand, altough i know some may differ, so that's why i want to study more, to know the truth.
    It is to be thanked to God when we don't have biases or agendas, because that frees us to actually read what the text says.

  • @abdul__rahim.1
    @abdul__rahim.1 2 месяца назад +1

    Good points

  • @fihtah8243
    @fihtah8243 2 месяца назад +4

    there's a saying that no matter how many books you pile of top of a donkey its not going to turn into a scholar. grown up men who claim to be guided cannot bring themselves to read and understand the simple, clear evidence of the quran. a sorry state to be in my opinion. hope all is well said.

  • @Bouda_sr
    @Bouda_sr 2 месяца назад +1

    Thumbs up!!!!!

  • @PeerKhan-py4ul
    @PeerKhan-py4ul 11 дней назад

    Mr. Mirza which english translation are you using can you share the name of the author ? Thank

    • @SaidMirza
      @SaidMirza  5 дней назад

      Peace, It's Sam Gerrans' translation. reader.quranite.com

  • @Meneerke_
    @Meneerke_ 2 месяца назад +3

    Looking forward to your book.

    • @chanyaroshan1852
      @chanyaroshan1852 2 месяца назад +1

      Me too. I already have all the other books of them. Very much appreciated brother Saids and brother Sams teachings.

  • @Deeper2368
    @Deeper2368 2 месяца назад

    SALAMUN ALIKUM..PLZ..MAKE VIDEO HINDI URDU LAUG....BROTHER...

  • @dushonhare262
    @dushonhare262 Месяц назад

    I don’t listen to anyone who speaks about Hadiths in the same way as the Holy Quran

  • @truthseeker545
    @truthseeker545 2 месяца назад +3

    Thank you Brother Said, you very nicely pointed out how they keep following the general mainstream narrative, and keep pacifying people with their opiating narrations. I think the name of the wife of pharoah they have taken from israeliyat but Allah knows best.

    • @VainakhQuranites
      @VainakhQuranites 2 месяца назад +2

      @@styleofzen Always the Persian storytellers.

    • @truthseeker545
      @truthseeker545 2 месяца назад +2

      @@styleofzen Bukhari, Nisaai and Nawaee, these 3 words if u translate them to english, u will be surprised, these names do not belong to the century we are told.

    • @alexanderthegreatoz5945
      @alexanderthegreatoz5945 2 месяца назад

      ​@@VainakhQuranitesBingo!

    • @JossFabricio-h5o
      @JossFabricio-h5o 2 месяца назад

      ​@@truthseeker545Bukhari from city of Bukhara, not his given name. A lot of classical scholars are referred by their hometowns or towns where they operated from, I.e. Al Quturbi from Codoba, Spain. Cordoba in Arabic Quturba, etc.