Respect for Ulama

Disrespect of the Ulama'

Submitted by admin on Tue, 2013-09-17 16:19

Q: My mother has been disrespecting the Ulama' in our local area, by back biting and insulting them to us her children. What advise should be givin to my mother and is this allowed?

Abdaals

Submitted by admin on Tue, 2013-09-17 07:46

Q: Kindly explain what are Abdaals. Also advise if there is any authenticity to the belief of 40 Abdaals being present at any time around the world.

Making an effort to respect teacher

Submitted by user2 on Sun, 2013-08-25 09:36

Q: One of my teachers does not talk to me because of some misunderstanding which was not my fault. I tried to explain to hime but he did not believe me. Now when I see him while driving, I put my hand up to greet him but he does not respond. I also see him in the supermarket but he just walks past me. I said salaam in a loud tone but he did not reply. My question is that as a Muslim is my duty fulfilled by trying to talk to him and if I see him I would make Salam or put my hand up. Will I be sinful because he does not not talk to me? Have I done my duty?

Solution to Disunity

Submitted by user on Mon, 2012-06-18 07:31

Q: Please inform us regarding the Ulama taking each other to court, what is the solution?

Keeping Good Opinions About Ulama

Submitted by user on Thu, 2012-04-26 07:16

Q: I'm a youth and there's just something that's been bugging me for a while: Sometimes when you go out then you hear people saying that nowadays a lot of the Ulama only want to know you if you are wealthy or if you pious i.e. the ordinary person is overlooked ( I know this is not true for every Moulana and there are many Ulama who are not like this). This has happened to quite a few people who I know where a well known Aalim will greet selective people. This kind of attitude puts a young person in a position where they feel a bit despondent. I was just wondering if you could advice me on this.

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