LEADERSHIP BY CALLING TO ALLAAH

January 16, 2009

Just as He (Allah), free from all imperfections, has linked leadership in the religion with patience and certainty, the Aayah’ also contains two further principles:

(i) The first: Calling to Allaah and to the guidance of His creation.

(ii) The second: Guiding them with what He has commanded, upon the tongue of His Messenger, not what is demanded by their intellects, opinions, political manoeuvres, tastes and the following of their predecessors, without any proof from Allaah. Because He said: "…giving guidance under Our Command, when they were patient…" [Soorah as-Sajdah (32):24].

~ FARIDUDEEN ATTAR ~

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