Part of Concepts of Ahl as-Sunnah (series completed) · Lesson 1033 of 1251

Summary of Sunni concepts | Concept (1031) | When will the unbelievers be judged over the believers?

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0:00 A summary of the concepts held by the Ahl al-Sunnah.
0:08 When does the dominance of the disbelievers over the believers occur?
0:12 The dominance of the disbelievers over the believers occurs when the believers fall into disobedience.
0:19 And when they contravene the command of Allah and the command of His Messenger, peace be upon him.
0:25 For instance, the defeat of the Muslims at Uhud after their initial victory,
0:30 was due to the archers disobeying the command of the Messenger, peace be upon him,
0:36 and abandoning their positions.
0:38 Likewise, when innovations spread and philosophy emerged among the Muslims,
0:43 and they deviated from the path of Allah the Exalted,
0:46 Allah empowered the Crusaders and then the Tatars against them.
0:50 And when the Ottoman Turks deviated after a long period of established power,
0:57 and inclined toward Westernization, secularism, and emulating Europe,
1:02 and heedlessness overcame their righteous ones,
1:05 the Caliphate ceased to exist.
1:07 Allah tested the Muslims with European occupation,
1:10 which tore apart the Islamic lands and dissipated their strength.
1:15 This dominance of the disbelievers over the believers
1:19 intersects with the Sunnah that ﴾Allah will not change the condition of a people until they change what is in themselves﴿.
1:26 It alerts the Muslims that disobedience and distance from the path of Allah
1:32 is what caused the disbelievers to gain dominance over them and changed their state.
1:36 And that the change once again from humiliation and weakness to honor and empowerment
1:42 will not occur unless the Muslims return to their religion,
1:47 and abandon their transgressions and disobedience to Allah the Exalted.
1:51 A summary of the concepts held by the Ahl al-Sunnah.
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