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

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

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

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

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].

They do not cease striving in overturning the orderly affairs of the Muslims (into chaos) and splitting the word of the believers.

Ibn Taymiyyah [rh] speaks of the way of the Muslims...

The Khārijites were the first sect to break off from the main body of Muslims as foretold by the Prophet [sas].

As for the Khārijites, they passed through the religion and separated from it. They broke loose from Islām and isolated themselves from the jamāʿah.

Some factions are greater in their opposition to the Messenger than others, and others are more apparent in their opposition [than others].