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	Bidah - its Evil and Refutation 1
		Bid'ahs in the matters of life, like the new scientific inventions are permissible because originally, what is a matter of life or habit is permissible.
		The prohibited Bid'ah is to innovate in the religion.
		Consequently, every Bid'ah, that is introduced in the religion has to be rejected as for the reason that only Allaah and His Messenger (sallallahu alahi wa-sallam) have the right to legislate in the Sharee'ah.
	members.tripod.com /ahya/bidah/b1.html (844 words)

	MyQuran - Definisi Bidah ??????? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Adapun apa yang ditunjukkan oleh kaidah-kaidah syariat bukanlah bidah, walupun tidak ditentukan oleh nash secara husus.
		Bahwa bidah dalam agama terkadang menambah dan terkadang mengurangi syariat sebagaimana yang dikatakan oleh Suyuthi di samping dibutuhkan pembatasan yaitu apakah motivasi adanya penambahan itu agama.
		Menurut anggapanku definisi bidah yang paling menyeluruh dengan hukum-hukumnya yang membatasi pengertian bidah secara syari dengan batasan yang rinci adalah definisi Imam Syathibi.
	www.myquran.org /forum/printthread.php?t=667 (485 words)

	Middle East Open Encyclopedia: Bidah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Bid'ah (Arabic: بدعه) is an Islamic term meaning innovation of religious beliefs or worship.
		Islamically speaking, Bid'ah refers to religious innovation, for example, religious practices that were not advocated by Muhammad.
		The role of bidah is recently hotly debated among Muslim scholars.
	www.baghdadmuseum.org /ref?title=Bidah (637 words)

	Bidah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Bidah (innovation), along with ignorance, and following one's desires, are among the chief causes of disunity which currently plagues the Muslims.
		In commencing our pursuit of understanding this topic of bidah, we begin in the tradition of the scholars of Islam who always initiate their discourse with definitions of terminology, both linguistic (from an Arabic standpoint) and legal (from a Shariah standpoint).
		While linguistically Umar’s action is indeed a bidah, from the Shariah standpoint it is not a bidah as it has some foundation in the Shariah, which is the same cited action of the Prophet (saw) establishing taraweeh in congregation.
	www.istiqamah.com /Library/khutbas/issue09 (1594 words)

	Bidah.html
		It was "bid`ah" in doctrine that led to the deification of Christ, and likewise it was bid`ah in law that led to the concept that Allah consults with the rabbis in planning the affairs of this world.
		Bid`ah is now so widespread, so rampant, that people take it to be sunnah and treat sunnah as if it is bid’ah.
		Examples of prevalent bid`ah are: the "40-day work" for the deceased, ta’azim for the Prophet and his Companions, and communal recitation of the Qur'an.
	www.geocities.com /forpeoplewhothink/Topics/Bidah.html (914 words)

	Ibn Taymiya - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ibn Taymiya asserted his right to ijtihad, or independent judgement; he denounced the Muslims of his time as given to idolatry (shirk) and innovation (bidah).
		He would denounced what he believed to be the errors of Sufism; he criticized many Sufi practices.
		Any deviation from their practice was viewed as bidah, or innovation, and to be forbidden.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ibn_Taymiya (704 words)

	Bidah II (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Bidah (innovation) is among the chief causes of the disunity which Muslims are currently afflicted with.
		For example, airplanes, cars, and trains are all bidah, but are good and acceptable by the Shariah as it has nothing to do with the religion, rather it is bidah from the language standpoint.
		A hadith which is frequently used to establish the notion of good bidah in the religious sense is where the Prophet (saw) said, "He who called to righteousness, there would be reward for him like the rewards of those who adhered to it, without their rewards being diminished in any respect.
	www.istiqamah.com /Library/khutbas/issue10 (1438 words)

	Iman Way - The meaning of Bidah Innovation
		Bid'ah (innovation) as the primary cause for deviation.
		The Arabic word bid'ah comes from the root b.d.'a, it means to originate, introduce, devise, contrive, improvise or to be inventive in a manner notdone before.
		Condemnation of bid'ah according to the sayings of the precursors: There are many sayings of the Sahabah, the Tabi'un and other pious people of The golden era of Islam who have denounced innovation in the strongest terms.
	www.imanway.com /en/showthread.php?t=1580 (4054 words)

	AbdurRahman.org [Questions: Hadith-Sunnah/Bidah ]
		The first kind is that which involves major matters of disbelief, such as that of the Qadyanis whose bid'ah is that Muhammad was not the last prophet, and the ash'aris who suspend some of Allaah's attributes.
		You are right, both of these actions are innovations (bid'ahs) since they are not reported as having been practiced by the Prophet (sas) or his companions.
		Yes, because it is an innovated act of worship not practiced by the Prophet (sas) or his sahaabah.
	abdurrahman.org /innovation/questionsbidahqss.html (573 words)

	Sunnah And Bidah - LI Islamic Forum
		In Islamic terminology, Sunnah and Bid'ah are antonyms.
		In contrast, the bid'ah practices surrounding, marriage or death in the Indo-Pak subcontinent vary from those in Arabia or Africa.
		One factor that helps the propagation of bid'ahs is the attitude that treats religion as hobby rather than as the serious business of submitting to the command of Allah.
	www.islamicboard.com /basics-islam/2958-sunnah-bidah.html (3080 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Government adoption of bid'ah or their silence about it is a major reason that allows the spread of bid'ah.
		Another group of scholars argues that bid'ah is to be limited only to matters of worship and should not be extended to 'living traditions,' for that may lead to making every concept of living, not known at they time of the Prophet, including food, drinks, clothes, language, and new occurrences, liable to being labeled bid'ah.
		Issuing rulings to label certain actions as bid'ah or kufr when in fact they are not is indeed a way of the people of bid'ah and something to be avoided at all cost.
	members.lycos.co.uk /amnuur/Bidah.html (4373 words)

	AbdurRahman.org [Bidah ( Innovation ) ]
		Shunning the Bid’ah - Adherence to the Sunnah
		Good Bid’ah), but of course they have misunderstood the true intent of Umar (radhi allahu anhu), which can be clearly understood if one were to quote the context of this narration.
		A type of Bid'ah in worship is to recite Fatihah in times of celebration or death, hiring people to recite the Qur'aan if death comes to someone, celebrating Israa wa Al-Miraj (ascension of Prophet (sallallhu alahi wa-sallam) and Hijrah.
	abdurrahman.org /innovation/whatisbidah.html (4447 words)

	The Islamic Network - www
		So every bid'ah that is introduced in the religion has to be rejected because only Allaah and His Messenger (SAW) have the right to legislate in the sharee'ah of Islaam.
		As for the narrations from Imaam ash-Shaafi'ee in which he categorises bid'ah into two, then it is weak as all of it's chains of narrations depend upon unknown narrators.
		Bid'ah here can only be understood in it's linguistic sense and not in it's Sharee'ah sense i.e.
	www.shariahway.com /bidah/evils_of_bidah.htm (2674 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Whilst hiding behind the defence of bidah, we witness the Salafi condemning any practices that create an awareness of Islamic dates and events, and this is done as an intentional means to suppress any talk about the life of Rasulullah (s) and Ahlul bayt (as).
		We therefore have the Salafis deeming: Celebrating the birthday of Rasulullah (s) to be Bidah Remembering the day of Miraj Celebrating the event of Mubahila when the Rasulullah (s) and Ahlul bayt (as) defeated the Christians Discussing the tragic events of Kerbala during Muhurrum.
		Sadly rather than adopt honesty and also acknowledge such practices to be Bidah, the Salafi Cult support such Bidahs and embrace them as part of their aqeedah.
	www.115h.com /articles/Bidah.doc (343 words)

	Bid`ah (Invention in Religion) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Bid`ah means invention in religion that is, any belief or practice which was not originally a part of religion but is included in it later.
		For example wearing a dress according to one’s own culture and not the one worn by the Prophet (pbuh), will not fall under Bid`ah, because the style of dress is not a part of religion.
		An example of such a practice may be the ritualistic reading of the Qur’an – with the false concept of transferring its reward to the dead – at gatherings arranged on the third, the seventh, the tenth and the fortieth (etc.) day of a person’s death.
	www.understanding-islam.com /ri/mi-064.htm (255 words)

	ceritasaja (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Ijol inta ijin ka Bidah handak kawin saikung lagi sambil handak manulungi 3 anak yatim tadi.
		Takajut Ijol nireng Bidah nang kajung kadinginan, ada kuantan baisi baras tatumpaah dihiganya.
		Bidah dah tulak jauh manamui Tuhan nya, tiap hari Ijol lalu hadapan rumah buruk nang kada taharagui lagi...sasakali sadih jua didalam hatinya maingatakan cara Bidah maninggal sauranagn itu, tagal satumat haja sadihnya, linggok dan layanan masra Ijah manutup sagala kasadihan hatinya itu.
	www.geocities.com /Tokyo/Palace/5830/bakisah.htm (1408 words)

	What is Bidah? (Al Muttaqoon) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Consequently, every Bid'ah, that is introduced in the religion has to be rejected as for the reason that only Allah and His Messenger (sallallahu alahi wa-sallam) have the right to legislate in the Sharee'ah.
		Know, O noble reader! The saying that some Bid'ahs are good and that not every Bid'ah is a sin, rather some Bid'ahs are good is a clear misguidance.
		Bid'ah in Matters of Worship The religion of Islam is 'Tawqifiyah'.
	al-muttaqoon.com /ar/t166.htm (4666 words)

	Understanding Islam Community - View Single Post - Bidah [Salafies Vs Ahle-Sunnah/Shias] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		What would constitute a bid'ah in this regard would be to take a particular occasion or activity in which the Prophet, salallahu 'alayhi wa salam, suggested a particular du'a, and formulate my own in spite of his Sunnah.
		A good example similar to this is the bid'ah of dhikr beeds.
		This is why it is not bid'ah to say "radhi Allahu 'anhu".
	forums.understanding-islam.org /community/showpost.php?p=199&postcount=7 (320 words)

	Welcome to Ahlussunnah.net
		Bidah (innovations) in religion have become widespread amongst the Muslims causing them to split up, fight or hate each other.
		This lecture discusses the concept of innovations in light of the Quran and authentic hadeeth with a question and answer session at the end.
		It is hoped that such a lecture, with the permission of Allah, will help eliminate the differences that exist between the Muslims, thereby bonding them together so that Islam can once again regain its original unified state.
	www.ahlussunnah.net /Products/RWU-01AA1.htm (92 words)

	Good Bid'ah ?? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The meaning of bid`ah is that which has been invented and has no root in the Sharee`ah pointing to it.
		As for what has a root in the Sharee`ah pointing to it it is not legally (technically) a bid`ah; even though linguistically the term bid`ah may be applied to it.
		As for the istihsaan (approval and condoning) of bid`ah, which occurred in the words of the predecessors, then that is in relation to bid`ah al-logawee (linguistic use of bid`ah) and not in the legal (technical) use of the term bid`ah.
	www.jannah.org /articles/bidah.html (954 words)

	Understanding Islam Community - View Single Post - Bidah [Salafies Vs Ahle-Sunnah/Shias] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		And there was not an interchange between Shiah and Ahle Sunnah by me. But I was reffering only the issue of "Bidah", where definition of Ahle Sunnah and Shia is same, while Salafies differ from this.
		Secondly, I'm a Salafee, and your understanding of what we consider bid'ah is incorrect.
		When we speak of bid'ah, we are speaking strictly on issues of 'aqeedah and ibaadah.
	forums.understanding-islam.com /community/showpost.php?p=147&postcount=5 (589 words)

	Celebrating Birthdays
		A Bid`ah is a new act [which also implies a modification, in any way, of an existing act], which is introduced in religion or is, in some way given a religious significance without the authority and the substantiation of the Qur’an or the Sunnah.
		Thus, celebrating birthdays would be termed as “bid`ah” only when their celebration is considered a religious event.
		We are aware of the fact that, generally, celebrating birthdays is not given any religious significance, and therefore they cannot fall under the category of bid`ah.
	www.understanding-islam.com /rs/s-085.htm (468 words)

	SoundVision.com: Glossary of Islamic Terms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Bidah linguistically means innovation, and according to the Islamic terminology is anything that innovated and not mentioned in the Qur'an or in Hadeeth.
		The Hadeeth is by Jarir Ibni Abdillahil-Bajaliyy, narrated by Muslim.
		Any bidah that contradicts the Shariah and the Islamic teachings is bad with no doubt, nonetheless, any bidah that is consistent with the shariah is a good and rewardable bidah.
	www.soundvision.com /info/~glossary/glossary_display.asp?id=32 (259 words)

	Questions: Hadith-Sunnah/Bidah
		Please can you explain what is the dividing line between bid'ah that takes one out of Islaam and one which does not.
		You are right, both of these actions are innovations (bid'ahs) since they are not reported as having been practiced by the Prophet
		Yes, because it is an innovated act of worship not practiced by the Prophet
	www.qss.org /questions/data/Hadith-Sunnah_Bidah.html (582 words)

	[General Article] Innovation (Bidah) - Determining what is and what isn't Bidah - LI Islamic Forum
		This is a very important point which when discussed clarifies detailed principles under the light of which an action can be known as to whether it is a bid'ah or not.
		The type that is known by everyone, the elite and the general masses, to be a bid'ah, be it forbidden or detested.
		This is a bid'ah without any doubt and none should have any doubt concerning this.
	www.islamicboard.com /sects-divisions/1811-general-article-innovation-bidah-determining-what-what-isnt-bidah.html (3198 words)

	Bid'ah Section? - Islamic Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		so i was wondering..if a bid'ah section could be made...for member and guests who may have questions, issues etc...so its easier to find topics..
		Because we can end up saying bidah to things which are not even bidah.
		The best advice would be to stick to the scholars who quote from the authentic sunnah and warn against bid'ah and who stand firm in their aqeedah.
	www.gawaher.com /index.php?showtopic=17987.html& (1429 words)

	Innovative Excuses
		Many people today are unaware of the many innovations (bid'ah) that have entered the religion, nor the importance of staying away from them.
		It is now common to see the people who speak out against innovations, being abused and vilified, and accused of being backed by Saudi Arabia etc. So we felt it our duty, as part of enjoining the good and forbidding the evil, to clarify the position of Ahl us-Sunnah wal Jamaa'ah regarding this important subject.
		The word bid'ah here is to be understood in its linguistic sense, "something new," because tarawih in one congregation was not present during the rule of Abu Bakr and the beginning of 'Umar's rule, hence in that sense it was something new.
	www.shariahway.com /bidah/Innovative_excuses.htm (3409 words)

	Bidah has no source and or evidence in Quran, Sunnah of Prophet(Saws)[salaf.indiaaccess.com]Islaam] ...
		Linguistically Bid'ah (innovation) means 'a newly invented matter'.
		"Beware of "Bid'ah", because every "Bid'ah" started out as something small and resembling the truth and people were fooled by it and followed it until it became bigger and bigger and were trapped by it and it took them out of Islaam."
		The war against the innovators is greater than the war against the Mushrikeen.
	www.allaahuakbar.net /bidah (811 words)

	Groundspeak Travel Bug Details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Bidah is the brother of Spinky but he is not fully grown yet.
		Picked up Bidah in Kastellet where he might have feasted on TB Linus.
		All I know is that TB Linus is missing from Kastellet where he was supposed to be.
	www.geocaching.com /track/details.aspx?ID=30938 (683 words)

	Bida (Innovations in Religion) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		One of the main topics of discussion at Muslim gatherings these days is the concept of bidah (innovation or introduction of something new in religion).
		There are types of bidah that are considered good and thus recommended and there are types of bidah that are considered prohibited.
		One has to realize that due to the difference in the interpretation of the Quran and sayings of the prophet Muhammad (pbuh), certain acts are considered innovations by some scholars of Islam but not by others who believe those specific acts to be the pratice of the prphet Muhammad (pbuh) or approved by him.
	www.understanding-islam.com /related/text.asp?type=rarticle&raid=294 (427 words)

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