Fayyaz Bin Yaseen, Also Known as Fayyaz Bhaiyya – Deceiving Faith in the Name of Healing
The founder and leader of this misleading movement is Fayyaz Bin Yaseen, who hails from Old MIG, BHEL, Hyderabad, Telangana. Due to his misguided beliefs and ideologies, Fayyaz is living an underground life, hiding from the general Muslim community.
Fayyaz Bin Yaseen, also known as Fayyaz Bhaiyya, is allegedly conspiring to deprive Muslims of their faith under the pretence of healing through Quranic recitations and supplications. He persuades innocent and troubled Muslims to listen to his pre-recorded calls, making them believe that doing so will cure their ailments. Through these recordings, he propagates his misguided ideologies. Below are the details:
Misguided Beliefs and Ideologies of Fayyaz Bin Yaseen
- Praying (Dua) means insisting before Allah.
- Denying me (Fayyaz) means denying the signs of Allah.
- Following me (Fayyaz) and following Allah are the same.
- I have never asked anyone anything; I only seek guidance from Allah.
- All diseases worldwide are not actual illnesses but consequences of sins.
- All modern hospitals, medicines, and treatments are the works of Dajjal (Antichrist).
- Making Dua (prayer) is foolish, and this foolishness was also committed by Prophet Ibrahim (peace be upon him) (God forbid).
- Even Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) suffered (God forbid), and his prayers were not accepted.
- Seeking medical treatment in today’s world means falling into the trap of Dajjal.
- I (Fayyaz) receive direct guidance from God, and I act according to it.
A Warning to Readers:
Fayyaz Bin Yaseen, also known as Fayyaz Bhai, is not a Muslim due to his misguided beliefs. Seeking treatment from him puts one’s faith in danger. Therefore, protect yourself and help others safeguard their faith as well.
Note: The above details about “The Fayyaz Deception” are taken from the book “Fayyaz Ka Fitna” by Maulana Ansarullah Qasmi.
Referenced Audio Clips:
J5: 05:40 to 05:55
J21: 26:35 to 27:20
J20: 07:35 to 08:15
J12: 20:50 to 21:16
J01: 10:00 to 11:00 / 16:30 to 17:00
J01: 03:44 to 03:45
J05: 07:35 to 08:15
J05: 10:00 to 05:15
J01: 33:00 to 34:05
J12: 20:50 to 21:16