Summary of the concepts of Ahl al-Sunnah
Definition of disbelief (Kufr)
Disbelief in language
Concealment and covering
It is said
The disbelief of the farmer sowing seeds
He covered it with soil
And disbelief in blessings (Kufr al-Ni'mah)
Denying and concealing them
And the disbeliever (al-Kafir)
Is one who denies the blessings of Allah, the Exalted.
And the disbeliever (al-Kafir)
Is the dark night
Because it conceals things with its darkness.
And disbelief in Islamic law (Shari'ah)
Is the covering of faith.
It is the denial of one or more of the pillars of faith.
Such as denying the Oneness of Allah, the Mighty and Majestic.
Or denying His angels.
Or His books, or any part of them.
Even if it is just one verse.
Or denying His messengers and calling them liars.
Or denying the Last Day.
Or denying divine decree (Qadar).
Or denying anything from the laws of Allah.
Or His universally agreed-upon symbols.
And disbelief is the opposite of faith.
And it can be by the heart, the tongue, and actions.
And among the types of disbelief, besides disbelief of denial and falsification,
Is disbelief of refusal and arrogance.
And disbelief of deeming lawful (what is unlawful).
And disbelief of mockery.
And disbelief of major hypocrisy (Nifaq Akbar).
And disbelief of the desert Arabs (Kufr al-A'rab).
And disbelief of doubt.
Summary of the concepts of Ahl al-Sunnah