Part of مفاهيم أهل السنة (اكتملت السلسلة)
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خلاصة مفاهيم أهل السنة | المفهوم (924) | الفرق بين المداهنة والمداراة في صراع الحق مع الباطل
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Summary of Sunni concepts
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The difference between flattery and orbits in the struggle between truth and falsehood
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Flattery is giving up something of the fundamentals of the religion
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To obtain worldly gains or to preserve them
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Like someone who supports falsehood to obtain a position or money
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Or for fear of losing it
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It is like someone who is silent about speaking the truth in order to obtain a worldly life
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Therefore, flattery is forbidden and reprehensible according to Islamic law
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God Almighty has said in condemnation of it
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Do not obey the deniers
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They would like to be anointed and be anointed
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Management means giving up something from this world or personal fortunes
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In order to preserve the religion and its principles and ward off corruption
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Or to achieve the interests related to preserving the religion and its people
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An example of this
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Resistance from fighting in the Meccan era
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And the terms of the peace treaty concluded with the polytheists in the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah
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Therefore, orbits are permissible
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In fact, it may have been legally required
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Al-Bukhari, may God have mercy on him, included it in his Sahih book
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Door to orbits with people
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He cited his saying on the authority of Abu Al-Darda’, may God be pleased with him
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We make a smile, that is, we show a smile at them
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In the faces of people, and our hearts curse them
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And his saying, may God bless him and grant him peace
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The evil of people is a status in the sight of God
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Whoever abandons it or lets people leave it to avoid its obscenity
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Ibn Hajar was concerned about these two effects and said:
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Ibn Battal said orbits are among the morals of the believer
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It is lowering one's wings to people and being soft on the word
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And leave the closure to them
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Al-Qurtubi said: The difference between orbits and flattery
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Orbits are giving the world for the good of the world or religion
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It is permissible and perhaps desirable
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Flattery is abandoning religion for the good of the world
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Ibn al-Qayyim, may God have mercy on him, said
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Orbits are an attribute of praise, and flattery is an attribute of condemnation
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The difference between them is that tropicality is gentle
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With its owner until he extracts the truth from him or turns him away from falsehood
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The flatterer is kind enough to admit him to falsehood and leave him as he desires
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Courtesy is for people of faith and flattery is for people of hypocrisy
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With this clear difference
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It is not right for anyone to compromise the religion of God and be friends with the enemies of God
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Under the pretext of orbits and tolerance
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It is also not right for anyone to abandon the paths required to lie about the religion and its people
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For fear of being flattered