PART 1

BOGUS UUCSA JUMPING TO ITS DEFENCE – DON’T BE BEFUDDLED BY THE KUFR FALSEHOOD OF THESE MUNAAFIQEEN

In a desperate, baseless vindictive statement issued by bogus UUCSA to justify its kufr of petitioning the kuffaar court to render the Shariah’s laws pertaining to Nikah, Talaaq, etc. subservient to the kufr constitution and other Acts of law, this cartel of Munaafiqeen has issued a statement designed to befool themselves and befuddle ignorant and unwary Muslims of the notoriety of its kufr application.

UUCSA DOES NOT REPRESENT ALL MUSLIMS IN SOUTH AFRICA

http://www.change.org/qalamulhaquucsaout

JAMIATUL ULAMA KZN DISSOCIATES FROM UUCSA

On the issue of bogus UUCSA’s application to the court for abolition of the Shariah’s laws pertaining to Nikah, Talaaq and its consequences, the Jamiatul Ulama KZN, a member of this bogus UUCSA entity, issues the following statements:

ATTITUDES OF KUFR

Question

Nowadays there are programmes, discourses (written & oral) after a person dies where the person’s qualities are overzealously praised, giving the implicit impression that it is a known fact that the person is in Jannah. I was under the impression that speaking good of the deceased meant that when the conversation came up in passing, good things should be said about the person. I did not envisage it entailing bayans, long written discourses etc. It’s as if it’s a competition to see who can eulogise using the most adjectives. Is there any substantiation in Shari’ah for these types of programmes and eulogies?  (From U.K.)

Answer

Your understanding is, Alhamdulillah, 100% correct. Eulogies are not permissible. Eulogies are practices of the kuffaar. In Barzakh the Buzrug who is being eulogized by his ignorant and short-sighted followers and mureeds, is taunted by the Malaaikah who say to him: “Are you indeed so and so as is being sung of you?” This puts the Buzrug to shame. Eulogy is a form of ‘athaab’ for the deceased Buzrug.