⭕️11- Similarly, whosoever does not feel content with what was sufficient for RasulAllah (Sallallahu alaihe wa sallam), his companions, those who followed them in righteousness, the scholars after them and the ones who are deeply endowed with knowledge be it in reciting of the verses concerning the attributes and reading the reports about them and the statements of approval regarding them that have come from those mentioned above, then may Allah (Subhanahu wa ta'ala) not make him feel sufficed.
❖ Footnote ❖ -------------------------------------------------- ❐ FN [⭕️7] From among the strongest evidences indicating the obligation of following the way and understanding of the sahabah is the following statement of Allah (Subhanahu wa ta'ala):
❐ "And whosoever contradicts and opposes the Messenger, after the right path has been clearly explained to him, and he follows a way other than that of the believers' way (i.e., the sahabah), We shall keep him in the path he has chosen and burn him in Hell; what an evil destination!" [an-Nisa 4/115]
⭕️11- Similarly, whosoever does not feel content with what was sufficient for RasulAllah (Sallallahu alaihe wa sallam), his companions, those who followed them in righteousness, the scholars after them and the ones who are deeply endowed with knowledge be it in reciting of the verses concerning the attributes and reading the reports about them and the statements of approval regarding them that have come from those mentioned above, then may Allah (Subhanahu wa ta'ala) not make him feel sufficed.
❖ Footnote ❖ -------------------------------------------------- ❐ FN [⭕️7] From among the strongest evidences indicating the obligation of following the way and understanding of the sahabah is the following statement of Allah (Subhanahu wa ta'ala):
❐ "And whosoever contradicts and opposes the Messenger, after the right path has been clearly explained to him, and he follows a way other than that of the believers' way (i.e., the sahabah), We shall keep him in the path he has chosen and burn him in Hell; what an evil destination!" [an-Nisa 4/115]
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