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Faith in the Messengers

Shaikh (Dr.) Abdullah al-Farsi
Professionally, Shaikh (Dr.) Abdullah al-Farsi has a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering,
from Cleveland State University, U.S.A.

Shaikh (Dr.) Abdullah al-Farsi has studied many books under senior students from
the Islamic University of Madeenah, and has been encouraged by them to teach
the books of Aqeedah in English.

Amongst the major scholars who know him are Shaikh Saaleh aal-Shaikh and Shaikh
Saleh ibn al-Fawzan.

He was known to Shaikh Ibn Baaz (rahimahullah) and has an honorary tazkeeyah
(recommendation) from Shaikh Badiuddin Shah Sindhi (rahimahullah).

Shaikh (Dr.) Abdullah al-Farsi has been active in the field of dawah since 1980,
mostly in America and Europe, and he has taught many Aqeedah books in
Kuwait.

He has an extensive personal research on books of Tafseer, explanations of Hadeeth

and the writings of Shaikhul-Islaam Ibn Taymiyyah (rahimahullah).
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Topics covered under, “Faith in the Messengers”

Faith in the Messengers is a fundamental principle of faith

Whosoever disbelieves in the Messengers is a disbeliever even if he believes in Allah

Distinguishing between Prophets and Messengers

Believing in all the Messengers; those whose names we know and those
whose names we don’t know

Who is Khidr?

The suggestion that Khidr is alive has opened the door to many myths and lies
The strongest evidence to refute those who say that Khidr is alive is the fact that
there is no authentic narration to support the notion

Believing in all the Messengers without distinction

Prophets and their varying Status

It is prohibited to distinguish between the Prophets based upon the desire to
undermine the status of some of them but the prohibition does not contradict
the fact that the Prophets have ranks

The Prohibition of Exaggeration in the Status of the Prophets

Our Obligation towards the Prophets

Main Message of all the Messengers

All the Messengers were sent to establish Tawheed and to save people from the
misguidance of Shirk
A Refutation of those who call for the establishment of an Islamic state while
undermining the importance of correcting the beliefs
The Prophets did not come to bring about the downfall of one state and replace it
with another
The Quraysh offered ruler-ship to Prophet (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) but he refused

The Role of the Prophets

The Prohibition of blindly following the scholars

The Ruling concerning those who reject Hadeeth

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