Abu Baseer Al-Tartosi

  Will Those Who Do Not Help the Oppressed Be Punished in Their Grave? The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "A servant of Allah was ordered to be struck in his grave with a hundred lashes, but he kept asking and praying until it became one lash. His grave was filled with fire. When it was lifted and he regained his senses, he asked: 'Why did you strike me?' They replied — the angels who were ordered to punish him — 'You prayed a prayer without purification, and you passed by an oppressed person and did not help him.'" (Sahih Al-Jami' 2774, Sheikh Nasser said: Its chain of narration is good). Punishment in the Grave for Failing to Help the Oppressed I said: This servant was punished in his grave and struck with this lash that filled his grave with fire because he passed by an oppressed person and did not help him. The religion of the oppressed person is not specified; they could be non-Muslim. It is enough that they are oppressed for you to help t...

 "America’s injustice is compounded and intensified; it neither practices justice nor allows others to do so, nor does it let justice take its course with criminals. This is clearly evident in its stance against the International Criminal Court's decision, which calls for the arrest of the criminal terrorist Netanyahu." Abdul Moneim Mustafa Halima  Abu Baseer al-Tartosi

  Question: What is the ruling on energy healers and those who promote energy healing, sometimes known as advocates of personal development? Some people warn against their falsehoods without issuing the rightful religious verdict they deserve, especially since they introduce themselves as Muslims and believers. What is the Islamic stance on this matter? Answer: Praise be to Allah, Lord of the Worlds. From my observation of the words and positions of the advocates of energy healing and what has been said about them, they are, in the religion of Allah, considered heretics and disbelievers. They appear to embrace both disbelief and faith simultaneously. They display disbelief, atheism, and polytheism; and when the proof is established against them, or when their blatant heresy and disbelief are pointed out, they deny it and claim to be Muslims and believers. This is their pattern—whenever they are confronted with their disbelief and polytheism, they deny it and claim to be Muslims and...