Saudi Islamic Preacher Ayed Al-Qarni’s Tweet about “Travel and Festivals” Sparks Debate on Social Media

Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) – The Saudi Islamic preacher, Ayed Al-Qarni, sparked an interaction between activists on social media, after a tweet about “travel and festivals” told his followers at the beginning that it was “the will of your uncle in God.”

Al-Qarni said in his tweet: “O my children, your uncle’s will in God.. After an experiment, we searched for happiness in travels, events, weddings, and festivals. I found it only in worship and solitude with useful and useful books, as the emperor of poets Al-Mutanabbi said: The dearest place in the world is a swimming saddle.. and the best A sitter in time is a book.”

And the Saudi tweeter, Abd al-Rahman al-Lahim, responded, saying: “Oh, our beloved Abu Abdullah (Aaed al-Qarni), let us experience travels, occasions, weddings, and festivals, as you did, and judge for ourselves.

The Saudi tweeter, the owner of the Naifco account, said: “Imam Al-Shafi’i has another opinion, as he said, may God have mercy on him.. He traveled, and there are five benefits in travel: relieving anxiety, acquiring a livelihood, knowledge, etiquette, and the companionship of Majid..”