Salafiyyah is not a Hizbi (partisan) Madhhab - QSEP

From amongst these (agreed upon) beliefs, is (faith in) the believer's
seeing their Lord on the Day of Resurrection. They all have agreed upon
this belief based upon the Mutawaathir (collective) reports from the
Book and the Sunnah – and they did not disagree upon this matter.
As for the difference concerning whether the Prophet saw his
Lord on the night of the Me'raj with his physical eyes, then the
disagreement is (just) about one specific worldly incident, while there
is no disagreement upon seeing Allah on the Day of Judgment. And the
opinion of the majority of them is that the Prophet saw his Lord with his
heart/insight and not with his eyes, because when the Prophet was
asked about it, he said, "(there is) Light, how could I see Him." So, the
Prophet denied seeing his Lord with his eyes in that situation due to
the light which prevented him from seeing his Lord.
(But) They are unanimous that one cannot see his Lord in this
world, as in the Hadeeth, "Know, none of you shall see his Lord until he
dies." [Saheeh Muslim] – except our Prophet . And the correct
(opinion) is that he did not see His Lord in this manner (i.e., with his
eyes).
And guidance is from Allah. May Allah send peace and blessings
upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family and Sahabah.
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