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salam, sedikit sanggahan dibawah
"Osman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hai- Jangan pakai sedap tulis saja. Dekat mana ada ulama ASWJ yang tolak
sufi? Siapa kata Rasulullah s.a.w. tolak sufi?
RAsul dan sahabat memang tolak sufi. Dlm hadith riwayat Muslim, Nabi memang
menolak sesuatu yg baru yg bukan dari syariat. Oleh krn tasawuf/sufi ni
sesuatu yg baru yg tak dikenali di zaman nabi dan sahabat, maka ia tertolak.
syaikh Abu Bakr JAbir ALJazairi mengatakan yg tasawuf ni adalah bidaah yg
jelas, bidaah yg muktamad, bidaah lahir dan batin, ditolak oleh AlKitab dan
Assunnah dan oleh ahli bahasa.
malah syik Kabbani mengquote Sheikh Abu Bakr JAbir alJazairi di dalam Fatwa
KAbbani tntg jihad, di footnotenya.
> Dari http://www.naqshbandi.org/events/articles/commngrd.htm :
>
> Common Ground: From where does the term "Sufism" come and how it is related
to Islam?
>
> Shaykh Hisham Kabbani: In the time of the Prophet Muhammed, the word for
Sufism was "Tazkiyatul Nafs": purification of the soul. One hundred twenty
years later, the word was changed to "Al Tasawuf", or "Sufism".
The term "Sufism" comes from four different Arabic sources. The first is "Ahlu
Al suffah": the people of the bench. During the time of the Prophet, there
were many people attracted to him who were trying to achieve spiritual
advancement. The Prophet used to meet with them in the evenings. After he
left, his followers would stay behind, sitting until morning on benches in the
mosque located near his house, trying to recite and memorize what he had told
him during the day. The second source is "Safa": very clear, like crystal, and
transparent, like water. The third source is "Sufatul Kafa": the bath sponge.
"Sufa" means sponge, and describes the soft heart of a Sufi. The fourth source
is "Sufi," meaning wook, after the robes worn by followers who went to caves
for seclusion to connect themselves with their Lord....
>
>
> Osman Mia
> http://Islam.catwise.com/osman
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ibnu muhajir [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 23 Jan 00 04:00:54 NZDT
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: * Senarai 55 Ulamak Ahlusunnah Wal Jamaah Yang Menolak
WAHHABI/SALAFI]
>
>
> salam,
>
> perpecahan yg didasarkan atas dasar kebenaran lebih baik dan utama dari
> persatuan yg didasarkan atas dasar kebatilan..begitulah keterangan ulama..
>
> kalau nak disenaraikan nama2 ulama ASWJ yg dari semenjak permulaan 400
hijrah
> sehinggalah sekarang yg menolak faham sufi, terlalulah banyak, bukannya
> setakat 55, malah 55555....
>
> yg paling penting, Nabi kita sendiri yg menolak faham sufi yg bidaah itu .
>
> :)
>
> "Osman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > E-mail di bawah ialah satu contoh taktik Wahabi: iaitu berbuat-buat
seperti
> perjuangan menetang Wahabi satu perjuangan yang tidak penting, dan menyuruh
> kita lupakannya sahaja.
> >
> > Siapakah, atau apakah dia Wahabi? Baru ini saya terjumpa artikel di
internet
> yang menjelaskan perkara ini. Sila ke:
> > http://www.ahle-sunnat.org.uk/WAHABI.html
> >
> > Sekian.
> >
> > Osman Mia
> >
> > http://Islam.catwise.com/osman
> Pengirim: "Osman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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