The Doctrine of Supremacy


My fellow Muslim, Islām is a doctrine of istiʿlāʾ, it is the supremacy of your ʿaqīdah and tawḥeed over the Mushrikeen. It is the istiʿlāʾ of faith over the tyranny of the tyrants and the ṭughyān arrogance of the arrogant.

This istiʿlāʾ means that you stand firm against their power and arrogance, unbothered by who they are and indifferent to their status. How not, while you don’t bow to anyone other than your Creator? How could you fear anyone besides Him and seek anyone’s approval when you ask only from the One who owns the heavens and the earth?

The doctrine of istiʿlāʾ is something that the kuffār, throughout the ages, have failed to destroy. It is a dismissal of their power, no matter how great it may be. It fills the Muslim with a sense of ʿizzah [pride] that every Muwaḥid longs for.

It is the liberation from the ʿibādah of the people to the ʿibādah of Rabb al-ʿIbād [the Lord of all people]. As as-Shāfiʿī advised : Allāh created you free, so be as He created you—free.

So, my dear brother, rise with your ʿaqīdah, and be among that small group with grand principles. Do not hesitate to express your identity and your faith in all your words, actions, and dealings. Show it openly and proudly before the ʿālamīn.

✍🏼 | Ḥussām Eddīn Alshʿaar

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Don’t speak during the Khutbah

The Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم sat on the minbar and addressed the people, and he recited a verse.

Ubayy ibn Ka’b was next to me, so I said to him: “O Ubayy, when was this verse revealed?”

But he refused to speak to me, so I asked him again and he refused to speak to me, until the Prophet ‎صلى الله عليه وسلم came down (from the minbar).

Then Ubayy said to me: “You have gained nothing from your Jumu’ah except idle talk.”

When the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم had finished (the prayer), I went to him and told him (what had happened).

He said: “Ubayy was right. When you hear your imam speaking, then keep quiet and listen attentively until he has finished.”

Ahmad, 20780; Ibn Maajah, 1111 - Sahih

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