In Silsilat al-Dhahab, Jami advocates for theological moderation by strictly forbidding takfir (excommunication) of any member of the Qibla, even if they commit errors or innovations. He emphasizes that ultimate judgment belongs to God, warning believers not to assume definitive salvation or damnation for others, except where explicitly stated by prophetic tradition. This stance preserves communal cohesion and highlights the spiritual humility central to Jami's teachings.