Islamic Vocabulary

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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on 4 March, 2006 - 16:28

"Angel" wrote:
lol i fail to see the difference between the two. If one is calling one a "wahabi" and the other is calling one "slimebags and extremist shia"....

Wahabi is islamically incorrect to call anyone. whether salafi or whatever.

Wahab is an attribute of ALLAH. not of humans. So to call someone a Wahabi is a sin.

Submitted by Dave on 4 March, 2006 - 16:30

"(*_Khamzat" wrote:

Wahabi is islamically incorrect to call anyone. whether salafi or whatever.

Wahab is an attribute of ALLAH. not of humans. So to call someone a Wahabi is a sin.

Could you explain this, I was under the impression the word came from a man named Wahab.

Submitted by Angel on 4 March, 2006 - 16:30

"(*_Khamzat" wrote:

Wahabi is islamically incorrect to call anyone. whether salafi or whatever.

Wahab is an attribute of ALLAH. not of humans. So to call someone a Wahabi is a sin.

Some names of Allah (swt) can be used for humans. Why is using the name Wahab a sin?

Submitted by Dave on 4 March, 2006 - 16:34

His name wasn't Wahab though - it was Abdul Wahab, "the slave of" so that's probably why he was allowed to get away with it right?

Submitted by Angel on 4 March, 2006 - 16:38

"Augustus" wrote:
His name wasn't Wahab though - it was Abdul Wahab, "the slave of" so that's probably why he was allowed to get away with it right?

Yeah as long as you have somethin b4 the name its cool like u have mentioned "slave of" . I thought his followers were named after him.... However some names are ALONE for Allah (swt).

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on 4 March, 2006 - 16:42

Wahab is an attribute of ALLAH- not for humans.

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Wahabism: A derogatory term invented in the West to describe ultraconservative Muslims. It refers to Muhammad AbdelWahab, a reformer who lived in the 1800’s in present day Saudi Arabia who taught his contemporaries to return to the principles of Islam and to stay away from innovations.

Those who are guided by his teachings do not call themselves ‘Wahabi,’ nor do they consider themselves a different sect, though they tend to be more literal in their interpretations of text.

"Angel" wrote:

Some names of Allah (swt) can be used for humans. Why is using the name Wahab a sin?

Name- I dont know- but Allah attribute's- NO.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on 4 March, 2006 - 16:45

"Augustus" wrote:
His name wasn't Wahab though - it was Abdul Wahab, "the slave of" so that's probably why he was allowed to get away with it right?

Abdul [b]Wahab [/b]means the servant of one who gives freely

Al-[b]Wahab[/b] is God

Not correct to call someone a Whabi-

Submitted by You on 4 March, 2006 - 16:58

"(*_Khamzat" wrote:
"Augustus" wrote:
His name wasn't Wahab though - it was Abdul Wahab, "the slave of" so that's probably why he was allowed to get away with it right?

Abdul [b]Wahab [/b]means the servant of one who gives freely

Al-[b]Wahab[/b] is God

Not correct to call someone a Whabi-

Not correct to use the term, but a person can also be wahaab.

There are only two of God's names which are eclusive. Allah and Rahman. You cannot have then without something before them.

However someone can have a first name of wahaab. The 'Al' refers to 'the' which has connotations with 'the only' or 'the greatest' when it has nothing before it. So a person cannot be 'al wahaab'

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Submitted by Dave on 4 March, 2006 - 17:11

It sounds like you are saying Admin that there is a difference between saying "wahab" as an adjective and "Al-Wahab" as a noun.

Submitted by You on 4 March, 2006 - 17:17

There is also a diference in saying wahaab as a noun and alwahaab as a noun

Blum 3

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"For too long, we have been a passively tolerant society, saying to our citizens 'as long as you obey the law, we will leave you alone'" - David Cameron, UK Prime Minister. 13 May 2015.

Submitted by Sirus on 4 March, 2006 - 20:45

"wass786" wrote:
if your talking to me about the slideshow i saw then yes lol. why what slideshow did you watch and who did it??

yup, by Dr Irfan something.....he the dude who got the preservation organisation set up....and the people behind SaveTheHijaz website

i seen the slide show 2 years ago in bradford, in August at Al Hidaya Camp, and last week at MICS camp

PM me wherabouts in Oldham u from bro, didnt knw there were many minhaj lads from around here :?

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The Lover is ever drunk with love;
He is free, he is mad,
He dances with ecstasy and delight.

Caught by our own thoughts,
We worry about every little thing,
But once we get drunk on that love,
Whatever will be, will be.

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Submitted by wass786 on 4 March, 2006 - 21:26

"Fresh Prince" wrote:
"wass786" wrote:
if your talking to me about the slideshow i saw then yes lol. why what slideshow did you watch and who did it??

yup, by Dr Irfan something.....he the dude who got the preservation organisation set up....and the people behind SaveTheHijaz website

i seen the slide show 2 years ago in bradford, in August at Al Hidaya Camp, and last week at MICS camp

Yes that Dr Irfan guy is great he explains how Mkakah and Madina sharif was years back and how its being demolished by Saudi's they say its all biddah shirk etc etc

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Submitted by Omrow on 5 March, 2006 - 13:18

Salam

"wass786" wrote:
omrow bro are you a wahabi?

no offense to them

Let me check my vocabulary...

Ok.

No. I am not.

Omrow

Submitted by MuslimSisLilSis on 5 March, 2006 - 20:50

"wass786" wrote:

Yes that Dr Irfan guy is great he explains how Mkakah and Madina sharif was years back and how its being demolished by Saudi's they say its all biddah shirk etc etc

i seen his presentation bear times too

i learnt a lot

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