Takfeer: Between Extremism & Negligence

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Shari’ah Classes in Canberra

Ismail Jabi

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Duroos (lessons) based on the Quran and Sunnah according to the understanding of the salaf. Broadcast from Canberra, Australia.

Islam

Religion & Spirituality

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Takfeer: Between Extremism & Negligence - 6

Shari’ah Classes in Canberra

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Takfeer: Between Extremism & Negligence - 6

Takfeer: Between Extremism & Negligence

Lesson #6

The categories of People Regarding Takfeer

The second category: The Murji'ah and those who follow their way:

They represent the negligent side of takfeer by claiming that anyone who says lā ilāha illā Allāh is a Muslim, regardless of their actions.
The main doctrine of the Murji’ah is that they say sin does not harm Imaan, just as obedience does not benefit disbelief.
They exclude deeds from being part of Imaan, or treat them only as a condition.
They represent the opposite to the harshness of the Khawārij.

The third category: Ahlus Sunnah wal-Jamā‘ah.

They represent the middle and correct path regarding takfeer.
They reject both extremes: the Khawārij (who declare Muslims disbelievers for major sins) and the Murji’ah (who never declare anyone disbelievers).
They say that whoever commits a clear nullifier of Islam (without a valid excuse, after being informed) is judged an apostate, even if he says lā ilāha illā Allāh and performs acts of worship.
They define Imaan as: speech of the tongue, belief in the heart, and action with the limbs. It increases with obedience and decreases with disobedience.

Lesson Date: 03/09/2025