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If they [shi'ites] follow right guidance and accept advice then it is permissible for us to give them salaams first. [THAT INCLUDES the one who don't curse the sahabas] But if they persist in following innovation, then they should be forsaken until they repent to Allah ta'ala and give up their innovations and evil ways, because this is a kind of punishment for them.
If their bid’ah constitutes kufr, such as cursing the Sahaabah and exaggerating about ‘Ali and Faatimah and al-Hasan and al-Husayn [R.A.], and they pray to them and seek their help and ask them for support and so on, or their belief that they have knowledge of the unseen etc, which means that they are beyond the pale of Islam, then in this case it is not permissible to greet them first or to befriend them or to eat meat slaughtered by them.
*And also it is not permissible to greet a kaafir first in general terms, such as saying hello and so on, because that involves honouring them and venerating them, and the muslim is higher in status before Allah ta'ala, so we should not greet them first. But if they say that to us then we may greet them in the same manner as they greeted us, becauseiIslam is the religion of justice that came to give each person his rights.
asalaamu'alaykum
@Jasmine: I don't think you understand.
@Pedram: That's a lie. Umar [r.a.] was NOT the biggest innovator, clearly you don't understand that hadith. Do you want me to explain that for you?
If their bid’ah constitutes kufr, such as cursing the Sahaabah and exaggerating about ‘Ali and Faatimah and al-Hasan and al-Husayn [R.A.], and they pray to them and seek their help and ask them for support and so on, or their belief that they have knowledge of the unseen etc, which means that they are beyond the pale of Islam, then in this case it is not permissible to greet them first or to befriend them or to eat meat slaughtered by them.
*And also it is not permissible to greet a kaafir first in general terms, such as saying hello and so on, because that involves honouring them and venerating them, and the muslim is higher in status before Allah ta'ala, so we should not greet them first. But if they say that to us then we may greet them in the same manner as they greeted us, becauseiIslam is the religion of justice that came to give each person his rights.
asalaamu'alaykum
@Jasmine: I don't think you understand.
@Pedram: That's a lie. Umar [r.a.] was NOT the biggest innovator, clearly you don't understand that hadith. Do you want me to explain that for you?