Shi'a Rafidhah
Questioner:
It is well known that the Rafidhaa or the Shi’a slander many of the companions, regard them disbelievers and have many groups amongst them. So are they all considered disbelievers or do they require detail explanation (for their kufr) and what is the ruling on their [food] sacrifices?
Shaykh Saalih al-Fawzaan:
In any case, those who slander the Companions and do not make innocent Aa’isha from that which Allah has freed her from of accusations, those are disbelievers. So do not eat their sacrifices. Secondly, the majority of Sufi’s now have become grave-worshippers. They worship graves, build shrines over them, seek aid and supplicate to other than Allah. This is disbelief and shirk.(Grave worshiping was introduced by the Shi'a and followed by the Sufi's there after).
Imaam al-Bukhare [d.256H]:
Imaam al-Bukhare [d.256H] - rahimullaah - said, "I do not give any consideration to praying behind a Jahmee and a Rafide, nor praying behind a Jew and a Christian. They are not to be greeted, nor are they to be visited, nor are they to be married, nor is their testimony to he accepted, nor are their sacrifices to be eaten.”
[Refer to Khalq Af'aalul-'Ibaad (p. 125) of al-Bukhaee]
Questioner:
It is well known that the Rafidhaa or the Shi’a slander many of the companions, regard them disbelievers and have many groups amongst them. So are they all considered disbelievers or do they require detail explanation (for their kufr) and what is the ruling on their [food] sacrifices?
Shaykh Saalih al-Fawzaan:
In any case, those who slander the Companions and do not make innocent Aa’isha from that which Allah has freed her from of accusations, those are disbelievers. So do not eat their sacrifices. Secondly, the majority of Sufi’s now have become grave-worshippers. They worship graves, build shrines over them, seek aid and supplicate to other than Allah. This is disbelief and shirk.(Grave worshiping was introduced by the Shi'a and followed by the Sufi's there after).
Imaam al-Bukhare [d.256H]:
Imaam al-Bukhare [d.256H] - rahimullaah - said, "I do not give any consideration to praying behind a Jahmee and a Rafide, nor praying behind a Jew and a Christian. They are not to be greeted, nor are they to be visited, nor are they to be married, nor is their testimony to he accepted, nor are their sacrifices to be eaten.”
[Refer to Khalq Af'aalul-'Ibaad (p. 125) of al-Bukhaee]
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