| Frictions and misguidance often lead to conflict between individuals and communities. |
|
| I told our brothers and sisters that something was amok, but immediately I was accused of misguidance. |
|
| But some of it was misguidance from confusing rules that came down for how detainees should be treated. |
|
| By making guidance available, the prescriptive command also provides the possibility of error and misguidance. |
|
| Attempts to prevent this failure, even by further EU misguidance, are doomed to fail. |
|
| Allah says that those are in misguidance cannot be found on the Straight Path. |
|
| Thus, it is definite that a human being who could not reach his murshid will remain in unbelief, in misguidance. |
|
| It is so very fateful because all the other forgeries and misguidance originate therein. |
|
| So, we are in the face of a result: The person who could not reach his murshid is in misguidance according to ten verses. |
|
| As is indicated in the 17th verse of Kehf Sura, you remain in misguidance, dear readers, unless you want to reach your murshid. |
|
| Forward guidance about the likely path of interest rates soon became forward misguidance. |
|
| Dear readers, the first characteristic of the one who did not reach his murshid is to remain in unbelief, his second characteristic is to remain in misguidance. |
|
| As they did not depend, they have deserved the misguidance. |
|
| That person can never reach hidâyet, remains in misguidance for ever. |
|
