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Yasir Qadhi on the Origins of Kalam and the Sifat Contraversy
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Originally posted by AmantuBillahi View Post
He has made similiar statements in other interviews and podcasts when speaking about the Athari creed. What doesn't make sense is that it appears he is conflating Salafi (Najdi MIAW Tawheed) with Atharism. I'm curious to know who are these Atharis that have supposedly kicked him out and on what basis? It's not like he has rejected any of the fundamental viewpoints of the Athari methodology, at least not through the paradigm of Ibn Taymiyyah(ra). Criticizing the exaggerations of the Sifat contraversy should not be reasonable grounds to remove someone from being an Athari.
Apparently he's going to release future library chats discussing these issues further.
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Originally posted by AmantuBillahi View Post
What I don't understand is that at 45:10 he stated, "here's the irony: the Atharis have kicked me out and the other groups are not going to accept me anyway".
He has made similiar statements in other interviews and podcasts when speaking about the Athari creed. What doesn't make sense is that it appears he is conflating Salafi (Najdi MIAW Tawheed) with Atharism. I'm curious to know who are these Atharis that have supposedly kicked him out and on what basis? It's not like he has rejected any of the fundamental viewpoints of the Athari methodology, at least not through the paradigm of Ibn Taymiyyah(ra). Criticizing the exaggerations of the Sifat contraversy should not be reasonable grounds to remove someone from being an Athari.
Apparently he's going to release future library chats discussing these issues further.
In this video released less than a year ago he promotes an Ibn Taymiyyan approach to a contentious Attribute at 11:40:
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