How Ibn Abdul Wahab went against Quran & Sunnah & 1000+ Years of Scholars - Part 3

Can you really "just follow the Quran and Sunnah" on your own? In Part 3, Sheikh Al-Hajj Abu Ja'far al-Hanbali opens a bag of the movement's own books and shows what's inside. Then he starts reading Divine Lightning (al-Sawa'iq al-Ilahiyya), where Sheikh Suleyman ibn Abdul Wahhab answers a simple question: who has the right to speak for Islam? ▶ Full playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDbeVxIwbMP4 ***This is only the remastered version of the original with improved audio, to make it easier to listen to. All credit for the content goes to the speaker. My channel is not affiliated with the Sheikh or the Lote Tree Institute.*** In this lecture: • The free books in your mosque and student society, and what the Sheikh found inside them • Tawhid means "one." So why does this movement split it into three? • Why Suleiman opens his letter the way the Prophet ﷺ wrote to a false prophet • Taqlid doesn't mean "blind following." Here's what it really means • Why a layman can't simply "follow the evidence" • A wounded man was told to wash anyway, and died. The Prophet ﷺ said: "They killed him." • The 7 levels of religious knowledge, and which one most of us are on Chapters: 0:00 Why the scholars took this so seriously 1:30 The "gift" handed to newlyweds and converts 2:36 An edited Quran translation and a trimmed Bukhari 5:25 The Arabic book behind a famous Urdu one 6:35 A whole bag of the movement's books 8:11 The student groups printing them 10:52 "Following a madhhab is shirk," says one book 15:05 The word they always use: "manhaj" 17:25 The book that inspired Ibn Abdul Wahhab 18:52 Why one book hides its real author 20:52 Does Allah have limits? Al-Tahawi vs Ibn Baz 23:33 Suleiman's book begins 24:26 Tawhid: one or three? 29:52 The student who ran the movement's letter campaign 31:00 A greeting the Prophet ﷺ used for a false prophet 33:39 "I will not meet with you" 36:25 Where knowledge comes from: Quran and Sunnah 38:48 The third source most people forget: consensus 41:54 A hadith that makes no sense without the scholars 43:44 7 things you need before you can lead in religion 44:52 Taqlid doesn't mean "blind following" 47:28 Imam Ahmad on people who follow no one 49:38 When you must follow a scholar, and when you can't 57:01 The man who died from a wrong answer 1:00:28 Why you can't just "pick the strongest evidence" 1:05:50 Imam Ahmad's warning to every Muslim 1:07:16 The trap in "I don't follow anyone" 1:11:17 The 7 levels of religious knowledge 1:16:37 Who can answer new questions today? 1:21:54 Where most of us stand 1:26:07 You wouldn't fix your own gas leak 1:28:52 Questions, and what's next Next, in Part 4: who has the right to call a Muslim a kafir, and what has to be true first? — — — This series looks at the history of Wahhabism and Salafism through the words of the scholars who stood against it. These are long classroom lectures. The Sheikh reads the text and explains it step by step. Subscribe so you don't miss the next parts. #Wahhabism #Salafism #IslamicHistory #Taqlid