Abu Sulayman discusses the prohibition of bestiality and explains a narration grouping it with rejecting the Wilaya of Ahlul Bayt and worshipping money.
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Resume IA: Thoughts on Bestiality and the Three Cursed Groups presente les idees centrales suivantes: Abu Sulayman discusses the prohibition of bestiality and explains a narration grouping it with rejecting the Wilaya of Ahlul Bayt and worshipping money.
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In this brief segment, Abu Sulayman addresses a question regarding the stance on bestiality, confirming it is strictly forbidden (haram) in Islam. He references a narration from Prophet Muhammad that categorizes three specific types of people as cursed. The speaker details these three groups: those who are blind to or reject the Wilaya (authority) of the Ahlul Bayt, those who worship wealth (dirham and dinar), and those who commit bestiality. He explains the spiritual reasoning behind grouping these distinct actions together, describing the perpetrators as possessing animalistic nature despite having human forms. A crucial distinction is made to clarify that this severe description applies not to seekers of truth or those unfamiliar with the evidence, but specifically to individuals who knowingly recognize the proofs of the Ahlul Bayt's succession yet stubbornly reject them and support enemies of the faith.
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