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The call to distance oneself from innovators stems from a desire to create aversion to their deviant beliefs, thereby preventing them and others from engaging in innovation. When good people interact with innovators, the general public may mistakenly assume that their beliefs are valid. By distancing oneself from them, innovators may abandon their misguided beliefs, and others will be less likely to be drawn to them. In contrast, interacting with non-Muslims on a physical level will not lead to the misconception that their religion is correct

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The Kharijites were the first group to emerge with extremist views in the name of Islam. When the political disagreement between Ali ﵁ and Muawiyah ﵁ arose, the two leaders resolved the issue through arbitration. However, a group of individuals dissatisfied with this approach misinterpreted the Quranic verse, \"Judgment belongs to Allah alone\" (Quran), to justify their stance. They claimed that certain companions of the Prophet, had committed shirk (polytheism) by seeking human judgment.

This group believed that the Companions of the Prophet who sought human judgment, thereby usurping Allah's authority, had committed shirk (polytheism) and became disbelievers (kafirs). They held that it was obligatory to fight these disbelievers first.

Meanwhile, another group emerged, excessively glorifying Ali ﵀ and arguing that he was the rightful first caliph and that Abu Bakr ﵁ and others had wronged him. This group would later become known as the Shiites

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The Mu'tazilah is a rationalist movement that emerged in Islam. Many of its ideas have been adopted by certain contemporary deviant groups in Islam, including Wahhabism. Wasil ibn 'Ata' is considered the founder of the Mu'tazilite movement

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Shiism is a divisive sect that has caused discord among Muslims worldwide, promoting a deviant ideology that undermines Islam. Originating from the influence of Abdullah ibn Saba', a Jew, this movement has splintered into various sub-sects due to internal power struggles, disagreements over leadership, and differences in beliefs

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This section addresses and refutes the arguments of bid‘ah groups, exposing their distortions and misconceptions with authentic evidence

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Islam signifies submission or surrender. At its core, Islam entails recognizing and surrendering to Allah ﷾, our Creator, and adhering to His divine guidance. An individual who embodies this surrender is referred to as a Muslim. Additionally, Islam connotes peace, which is the resultant state of being that emerges from submitting one's life to Allah

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Tasawwuf is a spiritual path that guides individuals to live and think in accordance with the fundamental belief in the Oneness of Allah ﷾, the Creator, who is transcendent and distinct from creation. It entails surrendering one's will, relying solely on Allah, and cultivating a profound love for Allah above all else. It is essential to note that true Tasawwuf is strictly bound by adherence to the Shariah. This spiritual journey involves orienting one's thoughts, actions, and entire being towards Allah, ultimately becoming immersed in the profound awareness of Allah's presence

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Aqeedah is an Arabic term that refers to the Islamic concept of faith or belief. It is an essential component of the Islamic faith and represents the core set of beliefs that Muslims hold. Aqeedah encompasses a wide range of beliefs, including beliefs about God, the prophets, the angels, the Day of Judgment, and other fundamental aspects of Islam. In Islam, Aqeedah is considered one of the most important aspects of faith, and it serves as the foundation for the entire Islamic belief system.

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