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Pengharaman Ilmu Tajalli (Hakikat Insan) Ahmad Laksamana bin Omar

What is the ruling on the Tajalli knowledge or Hakikat Insan teaching of Ahmad Laksamana in Melaka?

Short answer

The Melaka fatwa dated 2 July 2001 states that the Tajalli knowledge, also called Hakikat Insan, taught by Ahmad Laksamana contains teachings contrary to Islam.

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Authority
Melaka State Mufti Department
Date
Status
Gazetted
Series
Warta Fatwa Negeri Melaka
Topic
Creed (Aqidah)

Gazette evidence in the source: M. P.U. 6

Summary

The Melaka fatwa dated 2 July 2001 states that the Tajalli knowledge, also called Hakikat Insan, taught by Ahmad Laksamana contains teachings contrary to Islam. Muslims are forbidden to spread, teach, learn or practise it. Those who have studied or practised it must abandon it and seek forgiveness from Allah. Muslims also may not sell, print, distribute, buy or own the books listed in the fatwa.

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

Orang Islam tidak boleh menjual, mencetak, mengedar, membeli atau memiliki buku-buku yang tersebut dalam perenggan (1).

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Melaka State Mufti Department. “Pengharaman Ilmu Tajalli (Hakikat Insan) Ahmad Laksamana bin Omar”, 12 July 2001. https://www.muftimelaka.gov.my/fatwa/pengharaman-ilmu-tajalli-hakikat-insan-ahmad-laksamana-bin-omar. Found via Rujuk Fatwa: https://rujukfatwa.com/en/fatwa/ruling-tajalli-hakikat-insan-ahmad-laksamana/

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