Ameer of Al-Harakatul-Islamiyyah also known as The Muslim Ummah, Mallam Abdur-Razzaq Abdulwahhab Al-Ameen Aladodo, has cautioned Muslims against divisive rhetoric and sectarian disputes.
Mallam Al-Ameen Aladodo who gave the caution in a chat with journalists, lamented the recurring tensions between Sunni and Shia Muslims.
He warned that such disputes risk widening cracks within the Muslim community.
The Islamic Preacher urged the Ummah to uphold unity, respect, and knowledge-driven dialogue in confronting internal disagreements and global challenges facing Islam and the Muslims.
Mallam Al-Ameen maintained that The Muslim Ummah does not categorise Shia Muslims as unbelievers, despite theological differences.
He emphasized that Muslims must respect all the household members and companions of Prophet Muhammad even when acknowledging that they were not infallible.
Addressing recent controversies about the authenticity of Sahih al-Bukhari and other Hadith collections, the Ameer said Muslims must avoid turning such matters into public disputes.
He admitted that some scholarly texts may contain disputed grey areas but argued that they should be debated privately among knowledgeable scholars rather than making such a public affair.
The Ameer of The Muslim Ummah also expressed concern that elders are failing in their responsibility by allowing confusion to be created for the younger generation and called for a structured and systematic transmission of knowledge.
On the broader question of Muslim relations, Mallam Al-Ameen clarified that interaction between Sunni and Shia does not imply uniformity but should be based on mutual understanding.
On global issues, the Ameer cautioned that politicising religion would only bring trouble and deepen internal strife.
He also condemned the trend of Muslims cursing or insulting one another, calling it spiritual arrogance and behaviour that undermines the Islamic religious faith.
Mallam Al-Ameen emphasized that the strength of the Ummah lies in unity, structured scholarship, and responsible dialogue.
