Question
As a student in a Madrasah I was told not to refer to Maulana Ebrahim Bham with the reverend title. But, now what should be my reaction after having observed his participation in the kufr memorial services, etc.?
Answer
It is now proper for you to refer to the gentleman as 'Reverend'. He has flagrantly displayed his hidden kufr. Almost every statement in his vile condolence message is 'kufr'. Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) said: "When a faasiq is praised, the Arsh of Allah shudders." Now how much more will the Divine Throne shudder, when such glowing praises and honour are lauded on a kaafir? This wayward reverend has denied flagrantly the Qur'aanic prohibition and the Ahaadith of Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam).
The miserable reverend has praised the non-Muslim dead more than any praise he may have lauded
on Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) and the Sahaabah. He believes that the dead atheist who departed with kufr will wujoobun brighten our lives with roohaaniyat from his grave, hence the shaitaan disgorges the kufr of: "…and he shall remain a source of immense inspiration for generations to come." What inspiration does a Mu'min derive from a dead atheist? For his kufr services, the priest of the NNB Jamiat says: "We shall remain indebted in gratitude to Mr.Mandela for his contribution."
Everything his nafs has vomited is kithb, fisq, mudaanahat and shaitaaniyat. These rubbishes are out to curry favour with the kuffaar. They fear the shadows of the kuffaar. That is because there is not an iota of Khauf-e-Ilaahi in their hearts. The same applies to the haraam messages of Daarush Shaitaan, Samnet and the Temple of Quds of Cape Town. They all are birds of a feather.
- Source
- themajlis.co.za
- Published in
- The Majlis Vol 22 No 06
- PDF page
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Appears under THE REVEREND'S SELF-PROFESSED KUFR (approximate).