Upon being questioned about who is a good teacher, Hamza replied with a definition of a good teacher, “Whoever says after Prophet Muhammad SAW tht they r free from mistakes or somehow guided by angels, Prophets or God himself… Cannot be a good teacher.. Or a teacher at all.”

Whoever says after Prophet Muhammad SAW tht they r free from mistakes or somehow guided by angels, Prophets or God himself… Cannot be a good teacher.. Or a teacher at all.

— Hamza Ali Abbasi (@iamhamzaabbasi) June 27, 2020

However, without quoting Hamza Ali Abbasi or even calling him out, Shahroz Sabzwari gave his own definition as a reply, referring to Abbasi as a ‘thekedaar’ of Islam.

“And I fail to understand why some people become ‘THAIKHAYDAAR’ of Islam. We all need a Guide And a MURSHAD’S company to keep us on the right path. Jo pyaar karna sikhaye aur RASOOLALLAH SAWW Kay naam par QURBAAN Hona Sikhaye. For me Shahroz Sabzwari DEEN is only RASOOLALLAH SAWW.”

And I fail to understand why some people become ‘THAIKHAYDAAR’ of Islam. We all need a Guide And a MURSHAD’S company to keep us on the right path. Jo pyaar karna sikhaye aur RASOOLALLAH SAWW Kay naam par QURBAAN Hona Sikhaye. For me Shahroz Sabzwari DEEN is only RASOOLALLAH SAWW

— Syed ShahrozSabzwari (@ShahrozSabzwari) June 27, 2020

Shahroz then shared how he didn’t find anyone with a religion without having a ‘murshad’.

Jiska Murshad Nahi uska koi Deen nahi.
Jiska Deen Nahi usmay Jazba nahi.
Jismay Jazba Nahi usmay Muhabbat Nahi.
Aur jismay Muhabbat Nahi uska MURSHAD nahi.
YA RASOOLALLAH SAWW ONZURO HALANA ♥️

— Syed ShahrozSabzwari (@ShahrozSabzwari) June 27, 2020

Without getting into any religious debate, it is quite evident from Hamza Ali Abbasi’s tweet what he meant and how Shahroz seems to have misintepreted it about a teacher or a murshad. What do you have to say about Hamza Ali Abbasi’s recent tweet? Do you agree with his statement? Let us know in the comments below.