Islam teaches brotherhood(ittehad e ummat)

Assalamualaykum, My name is Muhammad Danish Siddiqui and I labelled myself only with Muslim. The aim of this work is, to bring ittehad in ummat and develop acceptance of different thoughts(until they are inside the broad circle of true Islam)

The main concern for this ummat right now is ittehad, there are certain issues which should be address but primarily we have to focused on Quran and ittehad e ummat. These lines will help us to achieve this goal.

Islam teaches that when there is a scholarly disagreement on a certain issue, it is impermissible to condemn a person who follows a position that is different from one's own. The requirement to command the right and forbid the wrong does not apply when there is ikhtilaf upon a position.

There are two limits, first limit will take a person inside the circle of Islam and the other one will take a person outside the circle of Islam and there is no ikhtilaf in the definition of these two limits, this can be a binding force for ummat.

If someone is between these two limits then he should be considered as a Muslim, irrespective of difference in thoughts and practices on certain issues(which are in between above two limits). Every Muslim have true desires to practice Islam on the way of prophet Muhammad(saw), nobody deliberately wants to deviate from the way of prophet Muhammad(saw).