The Aqida of the Salaf

**Sadiq** · 29-10-2007, 04:24 PM

'The Aqida Of The Salafs'

We are pleased to invite Shaykh Faraz Rabbani from Canada, a frequent autohor on the popular SunniPath.com website and also Mufti Muhammad Ibn Adam Al-Kathwari from Leicester to deliver this course.

Inshallah, more information about this course will be added to the website soon.
Course Teachers:

- Shaykh Faraz Rabbani (Canada, SunniPath.com)
- Mufti Muhammad Ibn Adam Al-Kathwari (Leicester, Daruliftaa.com)

Click here for more details

**Husain** · 29-10-2007, 06:41 PM

Typo in the poster.

"Kathwari" should be "Kawthari".

**JayshAllah** · 29-10-2007, 06:49 PM

Another typo: the S in Salaf should be a Kh.

I kid, I kid.

Oh come on, that was funny.

I rock.

Seriously, calm down; I was joking.

Back off.

Are you still reading this?

Go away.

**abuhajira** · 29-10-2007, 06:53 PM

not to sound demeaning.. but it feels like a "IT Mufties"

maybe should have added Mufti Desai of askimam.com / Mufti Nawal ur Rehman or sharia... you know what I mean..

One simpletons question though...

Why is Sheikh Faraz's Name is above Mufti Saheb.. shouldnt seniority play a role

just wondering.. (dont worry I love them both)

**Paradise One** · 29-10-2007, 07:14 PM

Originally Posted by JayshAllah

Another typo: the S in Salaf should be a Kh.

I kid, I kid.

Oh come on, that was funny.

I rock.

Seriously, calm down; I was joking.

Back off.

Are you still reading this?

Go away.

lol

ill admit bro, that was pretty good.
May Allah (swt) bless you for bringing a smile to my face during this stressful week of exams. (ameen)

masalam.

**salman** · 03-11-2007, 03:20 PM

Originally Posted by abuhajira

Why is Sheikh Faraz's Name is above Mufti Saheb.. shouldnt seniority play a role

just wondering.. (dont worry I love them both)

salamu `alaykum

Shaykh Faraz and Mufti Muhammad ibn Adam are pretty much the same age, and contemporaries. Actually, if you see the correspondence between them, both act like the other is more senior than the other and sometimes even as if the other is his teacher. It's a beautiful relationship.

But, in the Arab lands you dont get the Mufti title by graduating from an institute or studying privately - especially the latter, regardless of how long. (Shaykh Faraz has been studying for over 10 years now; the average ifta' course is 8 years with the `alimiyyah) Plus, titles never judge seniority, sidi.

Wasalam
Salman

**mishor** · 03-11-2007, 07:40 PM

Is there a venue for this, or is it online?

**Travelleress** · 03-11-2007, 08:45 PM

At the as-suffa institute in Birmingham -

25 Park Lane
Aston
Birmingham
West Midlands
B6 5DA

http://www.as-suffa.org/index.php?op...tact&Itemid=85

**amjedm** · 03-11-2007, 10:22 PM

I was about to post this but been beaten to it - saw the poster today

in a shop window

**woeuntothee** · 04-11-2007, 01:40 AM

Originally Posted by salman

salamu `alaykum

Shaykh Faraz and Mufti Muhammad ibn Adam are pretty much the same age, and contemporaries. Actually, if you see the correspondence between them, both act like the other is more senior than the other and sometimes even as if the other is his teacher. It's a beautiful relationship.

But, in the Arab lands you dont get the Mufti title by graduating from an institute or studying privately - especially the latter, regardless of how long. (Shaykh Faraz has been studying for over 10 years now; the average ifta' course is 8 years with the `alimiyyah) Plus, titles never judge seniority, sidi.

Wasalam
Salman

Pardon my ignorance but didn't Sheikh Faraz Rabbani (may Allah preserve him) study the mufti course in Pakistan (Deobandi Madrasa?) recently, shouldn't he get the title too?