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this invitation will not be completed by doing it at one place orcity, that it is necessary to get out of one’s place to go to othercities and to visit houses.’ Look at these words! The Qur’ân isinterpreted in dream, he claims, and sahîh knowledge wasgiven to him in dream, and it cannot be obtained through riyâdaor mujâhada. From the word ‘Ukhrijat’ in the âyat, he derives ameaning which has not been reported by any mufassir. He tellshis followers to endeavour to sleep much and teaches manyother things as understood from his writings. Are not these theexamples of interpreting the Qur’ân according to his own pointof view? Our Prophet prohibited and frightened Muslims againstsuch interpretation with the hadîth, ‘Let Hell fire be theresidence of who interprets the Qur’ân according to hisown view.’ This hadîth was reported by at-Tirmidhî. Those whocannot differentiate their left side from the right or recognizefard and sunna travel to carry out tablîgh just because of thisinterpretation in ru’yâ. After the spread of Islam everywherefrom the East to the West, their going from house to house tocomplete al-amru bi ’l-ma’rûf, too, was all commanded indream! ’Allâma ibn Jarîr at-Tabarî and many mufassirs amongthe Salaf as-Sâlihîn interpreted this âyat, and ’Allâma Imâm as-Suyûtî reported them in his book Durar al-mansûr. On the 64thpage of the second part of this work, it is written, ‘ ’Abd IbnHamîd, Ibn Jarîr at-Tabarî and Ibn al-Munzir reported fromImâm Mujâhid that, in the âyat, “You are the beneficial umma.You have been created for the welfare of human beings,”‘human beings’ were the people other than the Arabs, while the‘beneficial umma’ were the Arabs.’ It is apparent that none ofthe scholars of tafsîr had interpreted this âyat as Ilyâs did.Then, his movement of tablîgh is not in conformity with the pathof the Qur’ân, Hadîth and Salaf as-Sâlihîn. It is based on aninterpretation done in a dream, in sleep. And this is ibtidâ’ inIslam, that is, inventing a bid’a. Our Prophet (sall-Allâhu ’alaihiwa sallam) declared, ‘Reject it when a thing absent in Islamcomes up in our religion.’ This hadîth as-sherîf is quoted inthe Sahîhain of al-Bukharî and Muslim.[An-Nablûsî, too, gives extensive explanations concerningthis subject on the 128th page of al-Hadîqa [1] . He writes on its[1] The first volume of al-Hadîqat an-nadiyya has been reproduced byHakîkat Kitabevi in Istanbul.- 256 -

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