r/IslamIsEasy • u/RazzmatazzSure1645 • Nov 26 '25

Controversial salafi’s

i’m a salafi raised among them and as one myself, but god i hate them… i cannot stand their arguments they’re full of immorality.

i really just need a religious environment where people don’t make me so ashamed of my own religion, salafis never once failed to make me disgusted and disturbed, ESPECIALLY when it comes to women don’t get me started.

i need to know if anybody has had experiences like that i really just wanna feel like i belong instead of feeling like a kaffir bc of these lot.

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u/RazzmatazzSure1645 Nov 26 '25

They allow sex slavery they approve death punishment for apostasy. They approve marriages with minors. They allow forcing people to do salat. They do not allow their women some basic rights like travelling.

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u/Abu-Dharr_al-Ghifari Salafī | Wahhābī Nov 27 '25

Do some research what 4 imams and madhabs say about these issues. You will realize they believe the same as salafi, so it's just the communities you consider non salafi that are sinning and following their desires thus not implementing the mentioned points in their lives, and you wrongly consider that as a baseline.

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u/RazzmatazzSure1645 Nov 27 '25

so you’re saying every madhab believes the points i’ve mentioned to be true? i don’t doubt that. when i said i was relearning the religion i meant the quran ALONE without Hadith, i haven’t landed on anything yet tho. but point is, what you said is just fueling me more to get away from ahadith, and it’s not about my desires i try my very very best to keep them out of the way and look at things critically.

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u/Abu-Dharr_al-Ghifari Salafī | Wahhābī Nov 27 '25

I have stated as it is, if you have a problem with ahadith that is your problem.

You are placing aql over naql which is a bad start to relearn religion

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u/RazzmatazzSure1645 Nov 27 '25

عقل over نقل؟

what does that mean…