Twelve good reasons why one should study and learn Islam from the AICP / Habashis:
Twelve good reasons why one should study and learn Islam from the AICP / Habashis:
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1. The AICP are the only Jama^ah who strictly follow the leader of all the Awliya of our era, ash-Shaykh ^Abdullah ibn Muhammad al-Harariyy al-Habashiyy, from whom has been witnessed many great Karaamaat, and whom is recognised by all the true scholars of the day as being an extremely pious and knowledgeable teacher.
2. The AICP are very strict in preserving and distributing the correct knowledge, and are very strong and ardent in refuting and warning against anyone who is found contradicting this pure knowledge.
3. The AICP are a group who make their main focus teaching the obligatory knowledge which it is incumbent upon every accountable person to know about.
4. The AICP do not diverge an inch away from the methodology of the Sunnis, and the consensus of its scholars.
5. The AICP do not belittle some areas of the knowledge and suggest that they are unimportant matters ?Erather, they devote their time and efforts to spreading the correct understanding in all the areas of Islamic knowledge.
6. With the AICP, you can guarantee that the knowledge you are taking has come through a very strong chain, going all the way back from the current day to the Sahabah, without any interruptions in between.
7. Although it is true that the followers of Ahlus-Sunnah number more than 600 million people, the AICP are the only large Jama^ah who ardently call to following the true belief of the Sunnis (Ash^aris and Maturidis) and who focus on teaching the obligatory knowledge and who actively warn against and refute all of the deviant and misguided groups and sayings, while at the same time consisting of Muslims from all different ethnic communities and from a very wide and diverse range of social and cultural backgrounds.
8. Whatever area of the Islamic knowledge a person wants to learn about, whether it is Fiqh, Tafsir, Hadith, Arabic grammar, Tajwid, or something else, then they can find reliable and trustworthy teachers with chains within the Jama^ah, from whom they can take their knowledge.
9. The AICP give a broad outlook ?Ealthough they focus mainly on teaching the Shafi^iyy Madhhab in Fiqh, they do not compel and force the students to fanatically stick to a single Madhhab; rather, they teach a wide range of sayings, mentioning what was said in the other acceptable schools, of course at the same time not going beyond the consensus of the Muslim scholars.
10. The AICP accept the Sufi Tareeqahs, and themselves mostly follow the Rifa^iyy Tareeqah. Shaykh ^Abdullah al-Harariyy is the leader of the Rifa^iyy Tareeqah today. However, they reject the matters which have appeared amongst some of the claimants to Sufism, which contradict and oppose true Islam ?Esuch as the belief that Allah is inside His creations, a saying that has sadly spread amongst some blasphemous claimers to Sufism.
11. The AICP are not afraid to speak the truth regarding a matter, and to pass the correct judgment. They are not too cowardly to speak about the matters of apostasy and to declare openly that the Wahabies and other such factions are Blasphemers and Kuffar who falsely claim Islam. They do not spread such wrong ideas as those who claim that making Takfir is a Fitnah that must be avoided, as such a claim negates the Shari^ah. Neither do they make excuses for those whose Kufr is clear ?Erather, they promote the correct judgments, and encourage whoever fell into Kufr to return to Islam immediately. They are not affraid or reluctant to warn against misguidance and its callers when they appear.
12. The AICP encourage people not only to learn the knowledge but to implement it too. They teach the student to enjoin the good and to forbid the evil, and to perform the obligations and to avoid the sins. They also encourage their students to do many optional good deeds, such that they can increase in their piety.
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