May Allaah reward you; he says: We hear, Your Eminence, about the Jamaa’ah at-Tableegh and that which their da’wah entails. So would you advise me to join this Jamaa’ah.
Category: Sects and Groups
Never accompany the Jamaa’ah at-Tableegh
I am a young man having just begun to practice, and I accompany the Jamaa’ah at-Tableegh, and I want to travel with them to Pakistan, so what do you advise me with [in this regard]?
Congregational supplication after the “bayaan” of the Jamaa’ah at-Tableegh
What is the ruling regarding the congregational supplication after their “bayaan” (i.e. the words of advice of the Jamaa’ah at-Tableegh)?
Jamaa’ah at-Tableegh’s lack of importance given to seeking knowledge
That which is well known about this group (Jamaa’ah at-Tableegh) is the lack of importance they place on seeking knowledge, and likewise, their dislike for those from amongst them who do seek…
Braylwiyyah | Bareilly, Breilwi or Barelvi
A Soofee sect born in India under British rule, known for exceeding in love and honour for the Prophets and “saints,” and for the Prophet ﷺ specifically.
Qaadiyaaniyyah | Qadiani or Qadiyani
A kaafir sect that assumes the name of Islaam while believing in the prophethood of its founder and altering the texts of the religion, according to scholarly consensus.
Khawaarij
A sect that arose to kill ‘Ali ibn Abi Taalib over the issue of leadership, distancing themselves from both ‘Uthmaan and ‘Ali and condoning revolt against a ruler who opposes the Sunnah.
Raafidhah | Shia
More commonly known as the Shee‘ah, a sect that exceeded in love and honour for the Aal al-Bayt, and were named Raafidhah after rejecting the leadership of Zayd ibn ‘Ali.
Jamaa’ah at-Tableegh | Tablighi Jamat
The da’wah of the Jamaa’ah at-Tableegh is based upon spreading the merits of Islaam to everyone they are able to reach. This entails it’s adherents to give up some of their time to go out and spread and propogate the da’wah keeping well away from political and partisan issues.
al-Baaqiriyyah
A branch of the Shee‘ah (Raafidhah) who follow Muhammad al-Baaqir and his son Ja‘far as-Saadiq, with differing views on how the imaamah passed between them.