❓ Question
🏛️ XanafiMa jiraa ilaahyo kale oo aan Alle ahayn?
📗 Ruling
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Walaalkay qiimaha badan,
Salaam waxaa ka mudan, Asalaamu calaykum. Su'aashani waa xaqiiqda ugu muhimsan ee mashquulisa qalbiga iyo maskaxda bani'aadamka.
Jawaabtu waa cad oo waa mid sugan: Maya, ma jiro ilaah aan Alle ahayn. Caalamka dhexdiisa waxaa ku sugan hal ilaah oo keliya oo ah Abuuraha, Arzuqaha, midka xaq u leh caabudaadda, ee awood u leh wax kasta, waana Alle Weyne.
Aayadaha Qur'aanka Kariimka ah ee Suuratul Xashr aayaheeda 23-aad waxaa lagu yiraahdaa: "Waa Allaah kan aan ilaah kale jirin selaintiisa; waa Boqorka, Quduuska ah, Nabad-siiyaha, Ammaan-siiyaha, Ilaaliyaha, Adkaade ah, Kibirka iyo Weynaanta iska leh. Alle waa ka nasahanaan waxa ay la wadaajinayaan."
Sidoo kale, weedha ugu kooban ee Tawxiidka waxay ku jirtaa Suuratul Ikhlaas: "Dheh: Waa Alle, waa Kaligii. Alle waa Samad (wax walba waa u baahan yihiin, Isaguna waxba uma baahna). Ma dhalin mana dhalan. Mana jiro qof la mid ah ama u dhigma."
Madaxa madhabta Xanafiga iyo culumada Islaamka ayaa iyaguna xaqiiqadan ku macneeyay macnaha Kalimada Tawxiidka ee ah "Laa ilaaha illalaah" (Ma jiro ilaah xaq ku caabuda aan Alle ahayn). Sidaas darteed, kan wax abuura, maamula, amarka dejiya, isla markaana xaq u leh caabudaadda waa Isaga keligii. Ma laha lammaane, mana laha mid la mid ah ama u dhigma.
Qalbigagu ha ku qanco xaqiiqadan. Alle ha kordhiyo iimaankaaga.
✓ Scholarly Islamic Sources & Editorial Verification📅 Scholarly Verification Date: November 2026
Jurisprudential Methodology & Sources: This ruling is derived in accordance with authentic Quranic verses, Sahih Hadith collections, classical fiqh authorities (al-Mabsut, al-Hidayah, al-Umm, Radd al-Muhtar), and reputable international Islamic scholarly consensus, followed by thorough editorial review.
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