Moosaa Richardson adapts this class from the weekly series, 130 Hadeeth on Manners, to address a pressing issue that is troubling many people who have stumbled about in recent fitnahs. According to the Book of Allah, one who accuses a Muslim of fornication or adultery is an untrustworthy disobedient person. Some people refuse this ruling and defend such a slanderer in his oppression, thinking their revered figure to be above the Quran and untouchable. This is nothing but the very ghuluw (fanaticism) that every Muslim must be on guard against.

This highlight is from class #43 of the series, as recorded at al-Masjid al-Awwal in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (USA) on 1441.01.16.