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AJARAN MILLAH IBRAHIM

What is the ruling on following the Millah Ibrahim teaching in Johor?

Short answer

The Johor fatwa rules that the Millah Ibrahim teaching is deviant and contrary to Islam.

JohorFatwa committee decision

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Authority
Johor State Mufti Department
Date
Status
Fatwa committee decision
Series
Fatwa Negeri Johor
Topic
Creed (Aqidah)

No evidence of gazettement in the source — this is not a gazetted fatwa.

Summary

The Johor fatwa rules that the Millah Ibrahim teaching is deviant and contrary to Islam. Reasons include the claim of a messenger after Prophet Muhammad S.A.W., the merging of Islam, Christianity and Judaism, and abandoning the five daily prayers and Friday prayers. Muslims are forbidden to hold to it, become followers, attend related gatherings, spread related materials or assist the group, and action may be taken under the law in force. Those who have pledged allegiance and practised it must repent promptly and seek forgiveness from Allah S.W.T.

Written in our own words from the original fatwa — check the source before acting on it.

Fahaman dan ajaran Millah Ibrahim @ Abraham adalah menyeleweng dan bertentangan dengan ajaran Islam kerana mengandungi elemen-elemen meragukan seperti berikut:

Excerpt from the original fatwa · Johor

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Johor State Mufti Department. “AJARAN MILLAH IBRAHIM”, 30 June 2015. https://said.johor.gov.my/perkhidmatan/paparan_detail_fatwa.php?id=309. Found via Rujuk Fatwa: https://rujukfatwa.com/en/fatwa/ruling-following-millah-ibrahim-teaching-johor/

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