The provided text presents a religious discourse, primarily focusing on a critique of the idea that the sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad’s companions (Sahaba) hold the same authority as the Prophet’s own words. The central argument refutes this notion, highlighting the potential for error and the resulting inconsistencies if such a view were adopted. Supporting arguments include the inclusion of the Tabi’un (followers of the Sahaba) in assessments of authority and the implication that accepting the Sahaba’s statements as absolute would diminish the importance of directly revealed scripture. The overall tone is assertive and critical, aiming to disprove the validity of attributing equal weight to the Sahaba’s pronouncements and the Prophet’s revelations. The text includes audio materials and various publications supporting the central argument
