Al-Walāʾ wal-Barāʾ in Islam: Loyalty to Faith & Disavowal of Shirk | Shaykh Sulayman Amubieya

Short: Al-Walāʾ wal-Barāʾ = loyalty to Allāh, His Messenger ﷺ, and the believers; disavowal of shirk, kufr, and sinful ways — while upholding justice, kindness, and good conduct with non-hostile neighbors (Q 60:8–9). What’s inside • Definitions: الولاء والبراء — creed, not tribalism • Loving for Allāh / hating for Allāh: what it is and isn’t • Boundaries: loyalty to dīn vs. cooperation in worldly good (Q 5:2) • Dealing justly with non-hostile non-Muslims; avoiding oppression and rancor • Practical applications: friends, media, trade, daʿwah, community life • Common mistakes: excess, harshness, online polemics 🎙️ Speaker: Shaykh Sulayman Muhammadul Awwal Amubieya (ḥafiẓahullāh wa raʿāh) 🕌 Event: Public Lecture 🌙 Theme: ʿAqīdah, Loyalty, Ethics “Allāh does not forbid you from being good and just to those who do not fight you because of religion…” — Q 60:8