The Concept Of Excommunication Of Innovators In Islam by Olayide Optimistic



Boycotting Innovators had ,for long, been a source of loggerhead between our Muslim brothers and sisters majorly in Yorubaland. It does dismantle the peaceful coexistence of Muslim society which I believe it deserves to be done Justice with view to proffering lasting solution to it and sheath the sword of enmity among us. Enough of this shenanigans!

To start with,If you wanted to comprehend the real concept of boycotting innovators as a student of knowledge,firstly forget whomsoever you are fighting or fighting you and go into empirical research without atom of self desire whatsoever. That's only when you can understand Hajru(excommunication). Most Innovations according to shykh Uthymeen intellectual analysis only requires advice and nothing more .

According to scholastic analysis I have read so far on the topic, boycotting innovators has a major reason to be derived from it with certain level of personalities that are required to practice it coupled with certain duration of expiration. Boycotting innovators aims at snatching a particular innovation from it's practitioner by high profile profile personalities within a certain period of time as circumstances warrant it of which if the reason is not achieved should be withdrew immediately and move on with another Dawah mission.The Influential is expected to boycott innovators because  of their authorities and power probably he would be uncomfortable doing it. To shed more lights on this,where sunnah practitioners are dominants,leaders are required to practice it after upholding explanation for the doers of innovation for long time without result. 

The most deadly epidemic which has befallen our young brothers in Islam is boycotting innovators based on rumours and on a mas'ala scholars are differ upon as well as on self desire. You have personal rancour with someone doesn't proclaim him as an innovator. Let's fear Allah and differentiate between our personal interest from what Islam says. Don't influence others to Fight your adversary in the name of boycotting innovators.


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