So I advise you to stay far away from these individuals! And perhaps someone may say: So then who should we study under? So my response is: I hold that it is an

Therefore I say: It is an obligation to turn our attention to the Quraan and the Sunnah. As for the lectures of the innovators, then you will see them stampeding and ramming (like wild beats) in their lectures, but then when they finish, they say: We have a project for establishing an educational center. And this educational center is in the district of Daleel. So I advise the brothers may Allaah preserve them to request from Shaikh Ibn Baaz may Allaah preserve him that he send to them someone that can teach them. And I advise my brothers here (in Yemen), that one of them should go to (them) and stay for three months, then return and someone else go. This does not fall into the realm of advice only; rather I consider it to be an obligation. But I don't mean that a brother should arrive at England and then they waste his time by traveling around or that he doesn't find students who want to seek knowledge from him. So they must learn some Arabic, Aqeedah (Creed), Islamic Fiqh and Hadeeth of the Prophet ﷺ.