Anyone know about them??

[Seeking Allah's Mercy]

:salam2:wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu...

hope you are in the best of moods,heatlh and imaan

i want to know who are "ikhwaan ul muslimeen".

jazakallah khairan!!

 

[Abu Talib]

Muslim brotherhood from Egypt. Hassan al Banna's party

 

[Abdul25]

Muslim brotherhood is the largest Islamic political movement in Muslim world. founded by hassan Al-Banna. my question is do you need only slight information or do you need in depth information about them.
Wikipedia is a good source with all the reference available online ...

 

[Seeking Allah's Mercy]

Muslim brotherhood is the largest Islamic political movement in Muslim world. founded by hassan Al-Banna. my question is do you need only slight information or do you need in depth information about them.
Wikipedia is a good source with all the reference available online ...

wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu...

i just want to know who they were?/and what they did??i've got a book called "tahreek and dawah".it has their logo on it so i got curious.so just slight info whether they are reliable or not

jazakallah khairan for the Wiki advice, but i dunno i was told not to trust wikipedia for islamic stuff,so i just use it for checking out info on the pink prying mantis specie

i don't want long articals.

 

[BrotherInIslam7]

:salam2:

In short, stay away from Ikhwan ul muslimeen, their callers and their works. Since you don't want to read long articles, here are two videos regarding them :-

What have the scholars mentioned about them

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Their Aqeedah (beliefs)

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[sister herb]

:salam2:

Official english website of them:

http://www.ikhwanweb.com/

Also I could mention that founders of Hamas (in Palestine) got they basic ideology from Muslim Brotherhood as sheikh Ahmed Yassin were earlier studied in Egypt. Website of Hamas:

http://www.qassam.ps/

 

[Abdul25]

:salam2:

In short, stay away from Ikhwan ul muslimeen, their callers and their works. Since you don't want to read long articles, here are two videos regarding them :-

What have the scholars mentioned about them

[yt]WS8Ou3V5NjY[/yt]

Their Aqeedah (beliefs)

[yt]2OKUXL50j-U[/yt]

:salam2:

Brother i dont understand your stance here, What is wrong with them? instead of giving fatwas , you can give logical and historical proof as to why they are wrong or should not be admired of . Well i see that you only advocate a certain group only , other than that for you all are misguided. i dont understand such thinking.such thinking will only isolate the Muslim ummha.now you judge every one on aqeedah then you say they are misguided.even if their aqeedah is not ok, but we can work with them for the betterment of muslims (we like non muslims but for muslims we say stay away from them ). i find this line too much offensive, when some one says ohh they are misguided, stay away from them. i should have understood long ago that this forum only advocates a certain group. the people who struggle against corrupt regimes are wrong but those who support america are just ok.. it is funny..

no offense though...

 

[BrotherInIslam7]

:salam2:

What good does it do to a person who works for muslims but does not even hold correct beliefs regarding to 'La Illaha Illa Allah' ? The key to paradise lies in the understanding of Kalima not on gathering muslims on some political agenda.

Would anyone compromise on the understanding of 'La Illaha Illa Allah' for unity ? Our Prophet SallAllahu Alleihi Wa Sallam never did, even when he was offered to become the ruler by Quraysh in return for a compromise. So why should we, akhi ?

What is our love for our fellow muslims ? Tolerating their deviated practices and not criticizing/refuting them (for the sake of unity/working together) ? Or calling for them to return to correct understanding of Aqeedah, Tawheed and to return to the Sunnah ?

And who tried to isolate themselves from the Jamah ? Aren't the people who come up with these special jamat or hizb ? Why do I not see you criticizing the Ikhwanees on leaving the way of the Sunnah and following a leader who practiced deviated sufi ideology ? Is this clearly not creating a hizb or against the unity of muslims ?

And since when did pointing out deviation and corrupt aqeedah become part of judging and creating disunity ? From the mighty acclaimed scholars of early generation to our contemporary scholars have warned and written refutations of people of misguidance and corrupt aqeedah ? Are they blame worthy of creating disunity among the muslims too ?

Finally, How can any good come out of a sect that has left the way of the Sunnah and has corrupted aqeedah ? Do these people know better than what Allah azz zawajal has revealed ? Are these people on a better path than our Salaf ?

So how could you overlook deviation and 'work together' ? And rather not caution them and remind them of the way of the Sunnah and the way of our Salaf ?

What is in our betterment and their betterment ? To understand and follow the right path and cling to the Sunnah or to compromise just for the sake of working together ?

These are some questions that I want you to reflect on. And InshaAllah you would find the answer yourself.

Wasalaamalaykum waa rahmatullahi

 

[a_stranger]

:salam2:

I think that that Ikhwan ul muslimeen among many other groups kept Islam alive in Egypt and many other countries , may be they were the most effective and the strognest : They cover a very wide range of people among them are the educated the ordinary person ........They stopped the most aggressive well organized war agaist islam : Most of them were brave , sincere, full of love for Islam ...Many of them died for Islam ans Allah knows best ...Their example served as a very good example , but they are not angles , not prophets .......each muslem may be mitaken .....we should deal with our brothers with wide white hearts.......No one only our prophet :saw2: was free of faults ....we are his followers we should try to learn Quran and hadiths as he :saw2: taught and as his Sahaba practised. If we see that our brothers are mistaken we should try to point out their mistakes with good will. It is a very big mistake to judge people without a good knoweldge about they preached and said .
If they say or teaches something good and in accordance with Quran and Sunna we should follow and if we see something wrong we should advice with good intention and will.

With regards

 

[Idris16]

As far as I know The Muslim Brotherhood of before
is different to the one we have today. So let's be honest and tell
us what the differences are between yesterday and today!

 

[a_stranger]

:salam2:

<<Would anyone compromise on the understanding of 'La Illaha Illa Allah' for unity ? Our Prophet SallAllahu Alleihi Wa Sallam never did, even when he was offered to become the ruler by Quraysh in return for a compromise. So why should we, akhi ?

What is our love for our fellow muslims ? Tolerating their deviated practices and not criticizing/refuting them (for the sake of unity/working together) ? Or calling for them to return to correct understanding of Aqeedah, Tawheed and to return to the Sunnah ?>>

But I think We should follow the way of our prophet :saw2: in being so gentle and loving when teaching Islam. Sometimes by being rude we make others refuse the truth we present (I am talking about myself) :astag:

 

[Seeking Allah's Mercy]

:salam2:wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu...

jazakallah khairan for your replys,brothers and sisters.

i got this on wiki:

The Brotherhood's stated goal is to instill the Qur'an and Sunnah as the "sole reference point for ... ordering the life of the Muslim family, individual, community ... and state".[2] Since its inception in 1928 the movement has officially opposed violent means to achieve its goals,[3][4] with some exceptions such as in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict or to overthrow secular Ba'athist rule in Syria (see Hama massacre). This position has been questioned, particularly by the Egyptian government, which accused the group of a campaign of killings in Egypt after World War II.[5]

The Muslim Brotherhood is banned in Egypt, and members have been arrested for their participation in it.[6] As a means of circumventing the ban, supporters run for office as independents.[7] The Egyptian government in one case responded by obstructing voters,[8] despite Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's promise to have a "free and fair election."[9]

i didn't read much.just a bit of the introduction.i want to know(small answers)why were they killed and banned.were they anything like the taliban or was the government wrong??Appears to me like they were peaceful.

 

[Abdul25]

:salam2:wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu...

jazakallah khairan for your replys,brothers and sisters.

i got this on wiki:



i didn't read much.just a bit of the introduction.i want to know(small answers)why were they killed and banned.were they anything like the taliban or was the government wrong??Appears to me like they were peaceful.

:salam2:

They were peaceful and are peaceful but the government is corrput and afraid of them so thats why they are baned there. i would like the rule of muslim brother hood instead of that corrupt and inhuman husni mubarak.

 

[Asja]

:salam2:

Brother i dont understand your stance here, What is wrong with them? instead of giving fatwas , you can give logical and historical proof as to why they are wrong or should not be admired of . Well i see that you only advocate a certain group only , other than that for you all are misguided. i dont understand such thinking.such thinking will only isolate the Muslim ummha.now you judge every one on aqeedah then you say they are misguided.even if their aqeedah is not ok, but we can work with them for the betterment of muslims (we like non muslims but for muslims we say stay away from them ). i find this line too much offensive, when some one says ohh they are misguided, stay away from them. i should have understood long ago that this forum only advocates a certain group. the people who struggle against corrupt regimes are wrong but those who support america are just ok.. it is funny..

no offense though...

Assalamu allaicum wa rahamtullah wa barakatuhu

Dear brother "Korai_28" I agree with you that we should always give proofs when we ascribe certain things to someone or to a particular group, because we must always bear in mind that what we say or do, directly or indirectly, we are createing or we are haveing impact on how someone will interpret our words tomorrow and which message he will convey to others.

But I also believe that the intentions of our brother were directed towards good, and that everything he said was for the sake of Allah and our benefit. On this path we can all make mistakes, but what is important is that we always need to have nice opinion about each others, to advise each other on nice and kind way, as it is in the spirit of Islam and its teachings. At the end we should correct each other mistakes on the same way, because only with kindness and kind word we can reach out to others.

We need to show with our deeds and words that we sincerely care for our Ummah, for our brothers and sister, we must not allow for our brotherhood to be "alive" only in our words, and to have our deeds going in completaly different direction. To your brother or sister in Islam you need to give them their rights, and among those rights are love for them, support, advice, and this is exactly what Islam teaches us and what is emphasized in many places in the Quran and then in Sunnah of Prophet Mohammed s.a.w.s., but sadly today is being brought in question, not in a sense that we do not know for our obligation towards our brothers and sisters, but in a sense that we do not apply it in our daily life, or we do apply it but very little.

Allah says in the Qur'an:'Believers are indeed brothers so reconcile your brothers.'(Al-Hujurat: 10)


"Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) said: 'You will not enter Paradise until you have faith, and you will not have faith until you love each other. Shall I direct you to something which if you fulfill you will love one another? Spread peace among yourselves.' (Muslim)

Finally we have a duty toward Allah, to follow and spread Islam, to convey the message of Islam and its teachings, not only to non-Muslims, but Muslims who may for various reasons, and Allah knows best, make some mistakes, which can be corrected only with our help and our support, and most importantly with gudience of Allah.

And Allah knows the best

Wa Allaicumu Sallam wa rahamtullah wa baraktuhu

 

[Seeking Allah's Mercy]

:salam2:

Official english website of them:

http://www.ikhwanweb.com/

Also I could mention that founders of Hamas (in Palestine) got they basic ideology from Muslim Brotherhood as sheikh Ahmed Yassin were earlier studied in Egypt. Website of Hamas:

http://www.qassam.ps/

:salam2:wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu

jazakallah khairan sister.

:salam2:

I think that that Ikhwan ul muslimeen among many other groups kept Islam alive in Egypt and many other countries , may be they were the most effective and the strognest : They cover a very wide range of people among them are the educated the ordinary person ........They stopped the most aggressive well organized war agaist islam : Most of them were brave , sincere, full of love for Islam ...Many of them died for Islam ans Allah knows best ...Their example served as a very good example , but they are not angles , not prophets .......each muslem may be mitaken .....we should deal with our brothers with wide white hearts.......No one only our prophet :saw2: was free of faults ....we are his followers we should try to learn Quran and hadiths as he :saw2: taught and as his Sahaba practised. If we see that our brothers are mistaken we should try to point out their mistakes with good will. It is a very big mistake to judge people without a good knoweldge about they preached and said .
If they say or teaches something good and in accordance with Quran and Sunna we should follow and if we see something wrong we should advice with good intention and will.

With regards

:salam2:wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu

sister a_stranger jazakallah khairan for your advice sister.it's beautiful.may ALLAH create love between the muslim ummah.

:salam2:

They were peaceful and are peaceful but the government is corrput and afraid of them so thats why they are baned there. i would like the rule of muslim brother hood instead of that corrupt and inhuman husni mubarak.

:salam2:wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu...

jazakallah khairan for the input bhai.yeah i ask my father about them,and he told me how they were hunted one after the other and killed. it's sad how people who raise their voices for islam are executed.the book i got.he said he'd be surprised to see more then five copies of this book!it's just so sad.May Allah sobhanuhu wa laa accept their martyrdom and struggle to strenghten their deen

Assalamu allaicum wa rahamtullah wa barakatuhu

Beautiful words sister asja.jazakallah khair.

 

[a_stranger]

Assalamu allaicum wa rahamtullah wa barakatuhu

Dear brother "Korai_28" I agree with you that we should always give proofs when we ascribe certain things to someone or to a particular group, because we must always bear in mind that what we say or do, directly or indirectly, we are createing or we are haveing impact on how someone will interpret our words tomorrow and which message he will convey to others.

But I also believe that the intentions of our brother were directed towards good, and that everything he said was for the sake of Allah and our benefit. On this path we can all make mistakes, but what is important is that we always need to have nice opinion about each others, to advise each other on nice and kind way, as it is in the spirit of Islam and its teachings. At the end we should correct each other mistakes on the same way, because only with kindness and kind word we can reach out to others.

We need to show with our deeds and words that we sincerely care for our Ummah, for our brothers and sister, we must not allow for our brotherhood to be "alive" only in our words, and to have our deeds going in completaly different direction. To your brother or sister in Islam you need to give them their rights, and among those rights are love for them, support, advice, and this is exactly what Islam teaches us and what is emphasized in many places in the Quran and then in Sunnah of Prophet Mohammed s.a.w.s., but sadly today is being brought in question, not in a sense that we do not know for our obligation towards our brothers and sisters, but in a sense that we do not apply it in our daily life, or we do apply it but very little.

Allah says in the Qur'an:'Believers are indeed brothers so reconcile your brothers.'(Al-Hujurat: 10)


"Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) said: 'You will not enter Paradise until you have faith, and you will not have faith until you love each other. Shall I direct you to something which if you fulfill you will love one another? Spread peace among yourselves.' (Muslim)

Finally we have a duty toward Allah, to follow and spread Islam, to convey the message of Islam and its teachings, not only to non-Muslims, but Muslims who may for various reasons, and Allah knows best, make some mistakes, which can be corrected only with our help and our support, and most importantly with gudience of Allah.

And Allah knows the best

Wa Allaicumu Sallam wa rahamtullah wa baraktuhu

:salam2:

:ma: very well said sister.

It has been mentioned in the divine saying:



Those who love each other, communicate with each other, advise each other, exchange visit and who sacrifice for each other for my sake are entitled of my love, and they are on illuminated dais that they are envied for by prophets, righteous and martyrs.

Narrated by Al-Tabarani from Ubada Bin Al-Samet

Wa alaikim asalam wa rahmatu Allahi wa barakatuh.

 

[Hilal Said]

:salam2:

In short, stay away from Ikhwan ul muslimeen, their callers and their works. Since you don't want to read long articles, here are two videos regarding them :-

What have the scholars mentioned about them

[yt]WS8Ou3V5NjY[/yt]

Their Aqeedah (beliefs)

[yt]2OKUXL50j-U[/yt]

Yes. I advice all brothers and sisters to avoid them.
:salam2:

 

[Seeker-of-truth]

is sufism part of the 72 groups?

 

[arzafar]

:salam2:

Brother i dont understand your stance here, What is wrong with them? instead of giving fatwas , you can give logical and historical proof as to why they are wrong or should not be admired of . Well i see that you only advocate a certain group only , other than that for you all are misguided. i dont understand such thinking.such thinking will only isolate the Muslim ummha.now you judge every one on aqeedah then you say they are misguided.even if their aqeedah is not ok, but we can work with them for the betterment of muslims (we like non muslims but for muslims we say stay away from them ). i find this line too much offensive, when some one says ohh they are misguided, stay away from them. i should have understood long ago that this forum only advocates a certain group. the people who struggle against corrupt regimes are wrong but those who support america are just ok.. it is funny..

no offense though...

i agree with you borther.
i know that most salafis scholars denounce kuffar waaaaaaaaaaaay more than they denoune any misguided sect. over here though it seems people are accepting of kuffar and killers of millions of muslims waaaaaaaaaaaaay more than they are of any person from a misguided sect.

yes all sects except alhe hadees is wrong in aqeedah and some other issues and its very important to point their errors out. however, it should also be noted that these sects still face the qibla and generally pray 5 times a day so imo they are million times better than the yahud o nasara and their allies can ever be. Most salafi scholars have this pov i.e. they denounce the innovations and misguidance of these groups but they are even more strict in their views regarding non muslims. things like being friends with kaafirs, living in kaafir countries etc.