Iman ki Do Darje - Two Levels of Faith - Dr Israr Ahmad

This lecture clarifies the two levels of faith: legal (acknowledgement) and true (heartfelt conviction). It addresses the debate between Imam Abu Hanifa and Imam Bukhari regarding the relationship between faith and actions. Imam Abu Hanifa maintains faith is distinct from actions, remaining constant regardless of deeds. Conversely, Imam Bukhari believes faith encompasses both belief and practice, increasing or decreasing with one’s actions. The discussion explains how legal faith, granting a fixed status, differs from genuine faith, which is dynamic and grows through righteous conduct. The lecture highlights that while legal equality exists among Muslims, true faith is subject to individual effort and spiritual growth.

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