Deviancy in Aqeedah

What Will You Learn In These Last Two Session

Introduction

For every belief that we have spoken about (and those that we haven't covered), there is a deviancy in belief which corresponds to it.

For example, for each of the six pillars of faith, there are deviations which correspond to each of the six pillars.

A History of Deviancy in Aqeedah

The time of prophet hood -- almost no deviancy; primary concern is from the Jews.

The time of the companions -- the appearance of the Qadariyyah, the Khawaarij

- The hadith of Hudhayfah and 'Umar

- The death of 'Umar

- The plots of the munaafiqeen against 'Uthmaan

- The death of 'Uthmaan

- The split of the companions

- The death of 'Ali

The time of the umayyids -- deviancy spreads, but is still in its infancy.

- The consensus about obeying the ruler, and the events which lead to it.

- Ja'd ibn Dirham and Jahm ibn Safwan -- the Jahmiyyah

- Waá¹£il ibn Aá¹­aa (131 AH) and 'Amr ibn 'Ubayd (d. 143 AH) and the beginning of the Mu'tazilah

The time of the 'abbasids (132AH onwards) -- Greek philosophy is translated, and deviancy becomes wide spread, including the names and attributes of Allah.

Deviancy in Aqeedah What Will You Learn In These Last Two Session Introduction For every belief that we have spoken about (and those that we haven't covered), there is a deviancy in belief which corresponds to it. For example, for each of the six pillars of faith, there are deviations which correspond to each of the six pillars. A History of Deviancy in Aqeedah The time of prophet hood -- almost no deviancy; primary concern is from the Jews. The time of the companions -- the appearance of the Qadariyyah, the Khawaarij - The hadith of Hudhayfah and 'Umar - The death of 'Umar - The plots of the munaafiqeen against 'Uthmaan - The death of 'Uthmaan - The split of the companions - The death of 'Ali The time of the umayyids -- deviancy spreads, but is still in its infancy. - The consensus about obeying the ruler, and the events which lead to it. - Ja'd ibn Dirham and Jahm ibn Safwan -- the Jahmiyyah - Waá¹£il ibn Aá¹­aa (131 AH) and 'Amr ibn 'Ubayd (d. 143 AH) and the beginning of the Mu'tazilah The time of the 'abbasids (132AH onwards) -- Greek philosophy is translated, and deviancy becomes wide spread, including the names and attributes of Allah.

Aqeedah - Session 4 of 4

Muhammad Tim Humble is from Newcastle & graduated from the famous faculty of hadeeth and Islamic Studies at the Islamic University of Madinah in 2011. Ustadh Tim Humble is a British revert, who has ijaza in the six famous books of hadeeth.

He is also experienced in the field of Ruqyah, the Islamic method of healing with the Quran, specializing in treatment for black magic and evil eye. He accepted Islam at the age of 14 & is currently involved with a dawah organisation called IDC North East which is based in & around Newcastle.

Tim Humble became interested in Islam during Religious Education classes in Primary School. After researching it further on the internet he accepted Islam at the age of 14. Thereafter he went through a period of 4-5 years where he struggled to implement and practice his new-found faith. The Muslim community in his hometown was unwelcoming and unhelpful to New Muslims. In his own words, “One of the biggest problems we have in the Ummah is that we are excellent at selling the religion; we’re great salesmen…What we’re really, really rubbish at is keeping them in Islam once they become Muslim.”

A suggestion by a friend sparked the idea of studying in the Islamic University of Madinah. During his first Hajj pilgrimage he applied to and was accepted into the University. He graduated from the Faculty of Hadeeth Studies in 2011. Notably he memorized and is certified in the six canonical works of hadeeth.

He is currently involved with a Da’wah organisation called ‘IDC North East’ which is based in & around Newcastle. The Ustadh is married with 3 kids & is the founder of Humble Foundation.

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Muhammad Tim Humble is from Newcastle & graduated from the famous faculty of hadeeth and Islamic Studies at the Islamic University of Madinah in 2011. Ustadh Tim Humble is a British revert, who has ijaza in the six famous books of hadeeth. He is also experienced in the field of Ruqyah, the Islamic method of healing with the Quran, specializing in treatment for black magic and evil eye. He accepted Islam at the age of 14 & is currently involved with a dawah organisation called IDC North East which is based in & around Newcastle. Tim Humble became interested in Islam during Religious Education classes in Primary School. After researching it further on the internet he accepted Islam at the age of 14. Thereafter he went through a period of 4-5 years where he struggled to implement and practice his new-found faith. The Muslim community in his hometown was unwelcoming and unhelpful to New Muslims. In his own words, “One of the biggest problems we have in the Ummah is that we are excellent at selling the religion; we’re great salesmen…What we’re really, really rubbish at is keeping them in Islam once they become Muslim.” A suggestion by a friend sparked the idea of studying in the Islamic University of Madinah. During his first Hajj pilgrimage he applied to and was accepted into the University. He graduated from the Faculty of Hadeeth Studies in 2011. Notably he memorized and is certified in the six canonical works of hadeeth. He is currently involved with a Da’wah organisation called ‘IDC North East’ which is based in & around Newcastle. The Ustadh is married with 3 kids & is the founder of Humble Foundation.

Muhammad Tim Humble is from Newcastle &amp; graduated from the famous faculty of hadeeth and Islamic Studies at the Islamic University of Madinah in 2011. Ustadh Tim Humble is a British revert, who has ijaza in the six famous books of hadeeth.

He is also experienced in the field of Ruqyah, the Islamic method of healing with the Quran, specializing in treatment for black magic and evil eye. He accepted Islam at the age of 14 &amp; is currently involved with a dawah organisation called IDC North East which is based in &amp; around Newcastle.

Tim Humble became interested in Islam during Religious Education classes in Primary School. After researching it further on the internet he accepted Islam at the age of 14. Thereafter he went through a period of 4-5 years where he struggled to implement and practice his new-found faith. The Muslim community in his hometown was unwelcoming and unhelpful to New Muslims. In his own words, “One of the biggest problems we have in the Ummah is that we are excellent at selling the religion; we’re great salesmen…What we’re really, really rubbish at is keeping them in Islam once they become Muslim.”

A suggestion by a friend sparked the idea of studying in the Islamic University of Madinah. During his first Hajj pilgrimage he applied to and was accepted into the University. He graduated from the Faculty of Hadeeth Studies in 2011. Notably he memorized and is certified in the six canonical works of hadeeth.

He is currently involved with a Da’wah organisation called ‘IDC North East’ which is based in &amp; around Newcastle. The Ustadh is married with 3 kids &amp; is the founder of Humble Foundation.

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