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Atleast in my opinion we mustnt use this word salafi. It is politically correct word. An attempt to try and show that salafis are not true Muslims or attempt to show that moderate Muslims are true Muslims and moderate islam will win. Forgive me if wrong.
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<ref>Musnad Ahmad 21245</ref>}} | <ref>Musnad Ahmad 21245</ref>}} | ||
Islamqa.info, the popular | Islamqa.info, the popular fatwah website [https://islamqa.info/en/197942 accepts the hadith] and that the verses were lost on the authority of the scholars. Its isnad was graded by al-Tabari and al-Albani as sahih, even more emphatically by ibn Hazm, “sahih, as clear as the sun” (إسناده صحيح كالشمس), and hasan (good) by ibn Kathir and ibn Hajar. | ||
Corroborating evidence is given by Qurtubi at the beginning of his tafsir for Surah al-Ahzab. He records this recollection by 'A'isha, although the chain includes ibn Lahee'ah, who many consider weak for having an unreliable memory: | Corroborating evidence is given by Qurtubi at the beginning of his tafsir for Surah al-Ahzab. He records this recollection by 'A'isha, although the chain includes ibn Lahee'ah, who many consider weak for having an unreliable memory: | ||