Wa alaykum as-salam
In matters of aqida, it is essential to uphold established beliefs while avoiding takfir (verbal excommunication). If a person clearly denies something necessarily known to be of religion, it is not for an individual to declare their faith invalid (takfir). Rather, one should maintain the balance of affirming sound belief for oneself without declaring others outside the fold of Islam. It is not within your scope to pass judgment on their faith status. Focus on safeguarding your own belief by affirming established tenets, while leaving the determination of others' faith to Allah. This approach preserves the validity of your belief without engaging in the potentially divisive act of takfir.
And Allah knows best.
In matters of aqida, it is essential to uphold established beliefs while avoiding takfir (verbal excommunication). If a person clearly denies something necessarily known to be of religion, it is not for an individual to declare their faith invalid (takfir). Rather, one should maintain the balance of affirming sound belief for oneself without declaring others outside the fold of Islam. It is not within your scope to pass judgment on their faith status. Focus on safeguarding your own belief by affirming established tenets, while leaving the determination of others' faith to Allah. This approach preserves the validity of your belief without engaging in the potentially divisive act of takfir.
And Allah knows best.