He also said, "Whoever claims that Allah did not speak to Moses is to be called to repent; if he repents, so be it, but if he refuses, his neck is to be struck."

Ibrāhīm ibn Abī Naʿīm remarked, "Had I the authority, I would not allow the Jahmiyyah to be buried in the Muslims’ cemeteries."

Aḥmad ibn ʿAbd Allah ibn Yūnus stated, "We do not pray behind anyone who says, ‘The Qur’an is created’; such people are disbelievers."

Salām ibn Abī Muṭīʿ said, "These Jahmiyyah are disbelievers, and one must not pray behind them."

ʿAbd Allah ibn al-Mubārak declared, "Whoever says, ‘The Qur’an is created,’ his wife is thereby divorced."

Khārijah ibn Muṣʿab said, "The Jahmiyyah are disbelievers; inform their wives that they are divorced."⦗1⦘

Imām al-Bukhārī—may Allah have mercy on him—said, "I care no more about praying behind a Jahmi or a Rafidi than I do behind a Jew or a Christian; one does not greet them, visit them when sick, intermarry with them, testify on their behalf, or eat the meat they slaughter."⦗2⦘

Yet the question remains: are the Jahmiyyah to be declared disbelievers as distinct individuals—that is, does every person who adopts their doctrine or repeats their words become, by name, an unbeliever?