Khilaf describes disagreement in which an entire group stands against another, rather than a single person departing alone.
For example, 100 people hold one position while another 100 people adopt a competing one. Unlike shudhudh, this involves opposing groups rather than one isolated dissenter.
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Obedience to Authority, Moderation and Clear versus Ambiguous Verses
Khilaf describes disagreement in which an entire group stands against another, rather than a single person departing alone.
For example, 100 people hold one position while another 100 people adopt a competing one. Unlike shudhudh, this involves opposing groups rather than one isolated dissenter.