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it was narrated that a man said to Ibn ‘Umar, “I love you for the sake of Allaah,” and he replied, “I hate you for the sake of Allaah, for you overstep the mark in your adhaan.” Hammaad said, he meant singing.

One of the muezzins said to Ibn ‘Umar, “I love you for the sake of Allaah,” and he replied, “But I hate you for the sake of Allaah.” He asked, “Why, O Abu ‘Abd al-Rahmaan?” He said, “Because you exaggerate in your adhaan, and you accept payment for it.

Ibn umar was a great saxaabi,but his opinions are not binding to the rest of us.They remain opinions and we take them or leave them as we wish.

Ibn umar was a great saxaabi,but his opinions are not binding to the rest of us.They remain opinions and we take them or leave them as we wish.

Wrong, that prophet saws said: khairu naas qarni


so we follow them in everything

that hadith is misunderstood,two thrids of arabia made ridah after the death of the prophet pbUH do you also follow those in their actions?

that hadith is misunderstood,two thrids of arabia made ridah after the death of the prophet pbUH do you also follow those in their actions?

Apostates are not sahabah.

they r taabiciin,alot of them returned to islam but never became gud muslims and they were the majority of Arabia.

You have a retarded version of islam probably suufi account. tabiciin were the best after sahaba.

You have a retarded version of islam probably suufi account. tabiciin were the best after sahaba.

ever heard of xuruub AL-riddah? here is a homework,find out how many arab tribes became apostates then were forced bk to Islam by abu baker and tell me what generation they were