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May Allah reward you with good, O Sheikh. Regarding the Rafidah, their disbelief, how should a Muslim deal with them? Even some of them, meaning, show hatred. How should one deal with them, O Sheikh?
The Rafidah, may Allah bless you, are like other people of innovation. If they bring something that necessitates disbelief, they become disbelievers. If they bring something that necessitates wickedness, they become wicked. And if there is something in their sayings that is close to the sayings of the Sunnah, and it is a matter of consideration and a place for ijtihad, then they are like others. Therefore, it is not possible to give a general answer and say, "All Rafidah are disbelievers." Every Rafidi is a disbeliever. No, no, it is necessary to detail and look into their innovation.
And it is incumbent upon us to call them to the truth and explain it to them. And if we know which sect they belong to, then it is incumbent upon us to explain the flaw of this sect. And do not despair, for the hearts are between two fingers of the fingers of the Most Merciful, the Mighty and Majestic. Perhaps Allah will guide them through you, and you will gain much good. And a person who is guided after not being guided might have more and greater benefit to society than the first person who was guided from the beginning, because he knew falsehood and returned from it, and he will explain to people.