Dans cette vidéo, vous constaterez la dangerosité de 'Arafat Al-Muhammadî :
Il publie un tweet en prétendant que des propos du Chaikh Mohammed ibn Hadi Al-Madkhali sont une erreur dont il doit se repentir.
On lui montre alors que Chaikh 'Oubayd Al-Jabiri a tenu des propos similaires. (Ces propos qui ont été retranscris par 'Arafat lui-même dans le livre de Chaikh 'Oubayd!!)
Ainsi, il ne reste à 'Arafat que deux issues: 1/ Demander à Chaikh 'Oubayd de se repentir de ses propos, car selon 'Arafat, ces propos constituent une erreur. 2/ Admettre que ces propos ne sont pas une erreur, et donc ne nécessitent pas de s'en repentir.
'Arafat a plutôt préféré une troisième option: il a tout simplement supprimé son tweet pour étouffer l'affaire...
Dans cette vidéo, vous constaterez la dangerosité de 'Arafat Al-Muhammadî :
Il publie un tweet en prétendant que des propos du Chaikh Mohammed ibn Hadi Al-Madkhali sont une erreur dont il doit se repentir.
On lui montre alors que Chaikh 'Oubayd Al-Jabiri a tenu des propos similaires. (Ces propos qui ont été retranscris par 'Arafat lui-même dans le livre de Chaikh 'Oubayd!!)
Ainsi, il ne reste à 'Arafat que deux issues: 1/ Demander à Chaikh 'Oubayd de se repentir de ses propos, car selon 'Arafat, ces propos constituent une erreur. 2/ Admettre que ces propos ne sont pas une erreur, et donc ne nécessitent pas de s'en repentir.
'Arafat a plutôt préféré une troisième option: il a tout simplement supprimé son tweet pour étouffer l'affaire...
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