Why Islam is Pure—And Deviated Sects Polluted It
- Muiz As-Siddeeqi
- May 28
- 1 min read
Why Islam is Pure—And Deviated Sects Polluted It
Islam, as revealed to the Prophet (peace be upon him), came down pure—untainted by innovations, free from philosophy, clear in creed, perfect in guidance.
The Companions carried this light without adding a drop of darkness. But as time passed, foreign ideas crept in. People began to speak before knowledge, opine before evidence, and invent in the name of deen.
Every sect—whether Ashʿarī, Deobandi, Ikhwānī, Sūfī, or Khārijī—tampered with the perfection of Islam. Some twisted the Names of Allāh. Others compromised the Sunnah for politics. And some drowned the ummah in superstitions.
They didn’t purify the Ummah—they polluted what was already pure.
But the Salafi path is not a new sect—it is the path of the first and best generation. It is a return, not a reform. A cleansing, not a change.
Islam needs no editing—only submission.
Follow what the Prophet (peace be upon him) and his Companions were upon, and leave the rest.
Truth will always remain clear for the one who sincerely seeks it.
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