The Scholars of both the past and modern times have not differed over the Khārijites being an evil people, disobedient to Allāh, the Exalted and His Messenger [sas].

The intent here is that they are misguided ignoramuses, wretched (despicable) in both statements and deeds.

Since the daʿwah of the Muslim Brotherhood was established, it was mixed and attached with the daʿwah of the Rawāfiḍ (Shiʿah), the grave-worshipping Ṣūfiyyah, the Khawārij.

That which is correct is that they [the Khārijites] are disbelievers due to his [sas] saying, ‘They exit from Islām[.’

What is well-known among the scholars is that they sinners, but the saying of their disbelief is more apparent in the evidences.

So in reality, I am in great doubt about two affairs, about the Islām of those people in reality.

Guidance (hidāyah) is: a) [b]elucidation (bayān) and indication (dalālah)[/b] (to the path), then b) [b]success (tawfīq) and inspiration (ilhām)[/b] (in following the path).

That which the majority of the Muslims are upon from the Salaf and the Khalaf is that Allāh the Exalted creates for a wisdom and commands for a wisdom.

When a man suffers from what is called “influenza”—this being an illness despite which a man is still able to leave his house, though it is a “contagious illness” as the doctors say—would it be permitted for this man to pray in his house...