Yahya al-Hajuri | Haddadi Rehabilitation Series: Admonitions and Reflections (Part 3)

This article should not be read until after this excellent admonition has been read and digested: Lessons From the Fall and Sacking of Dammaaj at the Hands of Yahya Al-Hajuri by Shaykh Muhammad Bin Abdul-Wahhaab Al-Wasabee (read here), the full original of which has also now been published in book form (read book here). It is still possible for those who still have some sense of self-respect and dignity to return back to the truth. The realities are now apparent and clear to everyone. The eye-opener is here. No one supports al-Hajuri in his disastrous manhaj after this. In this series we present advice from the Scholars about how to deal with Scholars and related issues.

Shaykh Muhammad al-Wasaabee said:

And how (abundant) is indecency and obscenity (in language) with this Hajurite sect, (there is a) great deal. They have been deprived of gentleness, they have been deprived of gentleness amongst themselves, with their ties of the womb, with their relatives and with their opponents, and with the people (in general). Whoever is deprived of gentleness is deprived of all goodness. Gentleness is not removed from a thing except that it disfigures it, thus (its absence) made them disfigured. The harshness that they proceed upon, it has disfigured them. They are detested by many of the people. And we have previously made notification of this Hajurite bid'ah that has been entered upon Islaam and upon the Sunnah and upon the Salafi manhaj, and (notified) that Islaam is innocent of this Hajurite bid'ah. Harshness, severity, courseness with whoever opposes them, even if it is in issues of (permitted) ijtihaad, in the subsidiary issues and the issues of ijtihaad.
The important thing is that you are not with them in them declaring so and so a Hizbee, that's it, if you are not with them in declaring (so and so) a Hizbee, they scream over you and they wipe you (away). There is no justice, no equity, no (use of) intellect, no custom ..."

From a preserved cassette recording with the Shaykh as cited on page 9 of the book, "They Turned Dammaaj Into a Torch of Fire After It Was a Torch of Light" (read here).