GIFT OF THE GIVERS: ITS SHAITAANI ORIGIN
Question
Dr. Imtiaz Sool Man has issued the following information regarding the origin of his body, Gift of the Givers. Please comment from the perspective of the Shariah. Is the interfaith thread?
(End of Mr.Sool Man’s statement).
Answer
Shaitaan does appear in human form. According to Rasulullah (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam), in the era in close proximity to Qiyaamah, shayaateen will appear in the form of qaaris and orators. Some current examples are Menk, Bham, Moolla and others of similar ilk. With their ‘beautiful’ qiraa’t and ‘eloquent’ oratory will they ensnare Muslims into the pathway of Jahannam.
The ‘old man’ who had instructed Mr.Sool Man may have been some shaitaan. A Man of Allah – a Wali – will never advise a Muslim to embark on a venture which will compromise, in fact eliminate his Imaan. Sool Man has eliminated his Imaan by his dalliances with kuffaar.
While assisting non-Muslims is also meritorious and is backed up by the Hadith:
“Give Sadqah to people of all religions”, such assistance never countenances the slightest compromise on issues of Shariah import. Sadqah in the context here refers to Nafl forms of charity, not to Waajib forms such as Zakaat. It is on this basis that we advise and emphasize that Muslims should not contribute funds of any kind to Gift of the Givers.
It appears that the ‘religious ceremony’ by the ‘unity man’ propagating some skewed up unity religion was Mr.Gulen or some similar type of Iblees in human form. Since Mr.Sool Man is not qualified in Shar’i Uloom, he has become the victim of shaitaani ensnarement. If he had a valid conception of Islam and the Aakhirat, he would have understood the method of striking a balanced approach when rendering service to non-Muslims without compromising in any way whatever on the ahkaam of the Shariah.
It is just unfortunate that the Zanaadaqah believe that firm adherence to the Shariah – orthodox style- Sunnah style – precludes service to humanity. This is flotsam urinated into their brains by Iblees.
23 Ramadhaan 1443 – 25 April 2022