Kharijites

As for the people who are junior in knowledge, they see the fitna come as the shape of a beautiful woman.

One of the biggest shubuhaat that Khawarij ever brought is al-tashkiq fi al-ulama.

to make you doubt that your scholars are sincere.

Because once you don't trust your scholars, you cut the person from Allah completely.

But more often than not, people that ask you the question, uh, it's a loaded question because they want to indirectly have you criticize the entities that are organizing these events.

So they have a Khariji intent that has been embedded into an innocent question, and you have to be smart enough to call that out, to spot it, and to respond accordingly.

Do not feed into their sickness.

These Ikhwanis and Sururis and, and Khawarij, they love to play on this.

He was deviant.

He had r- corrupt Aqidah.

He was a Khariji.

He had all the traits that you're not supposed to have- Um, and so I no longer listen to him, nor no longer recommend him to anyone.

Could you do a series on Fatih Al Mubeem, sheikh? Daghsh? Daghsh? Daghsh.

Since your audience is mostly Khawarij.

What do you mean my audience is mostly Khawarij, bro? Abdullah Allah Hadeek.

Nah, man, that's not my, I'm not gonna promise you.

Let us finish with that we will discuss something else in the future, inshallah.

Bring her back to your country and then when you're ready, both move to a Muslim country.

Now, What is the ruling on those who made dua against the ruler who they believe have oppressed them? Is this from the Sifat of the Khawarij? If they oppressed, no.

Because if a ruler oppressed someone, they have the right to make dua against him.

Between them and Allah.

Well, you're going to have to remind me of the class because I can't really look forward in the middle of a class.

I know we shouldn't ask such questions, but when the Khawarij rebelled against the Sahaba, why didn't Ali debate the Khawarij and instead Ibn Abbas did so even though Ali had the knowledge? It's just because Ibn Abbas was حَبْرُ الْأُمَّةَ أَن تُرْجُمَانَ الْقُرْآنِ Because the Sahaba in general always, always, it is commonly narrated that anytime anyone approached the Sahaba to get a fatwa from them, they would refer him to the next Sahabi.

They would refer him to the next Sahabi.

They did not want to bear the responsibility on their own.

Ali ibn Abi Talib was, it seems, regarded as a legitimate amir al-mu'mineen by a majority of believers during his short reign.

There were those who disagreed, as we saw, famously the Kharijites.

And sometimes Ali had to reluctantly, it seems, kill his political enemies to maintain his position.

All of that we know from episode 208.