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Foreword
Indeed, all praise is due to Allah, we praise Him, seek His aid and
ask His forgiveness. We seek Allah’s refuge from the evil of
ourselves and the evils of our actions. He, whom Allah guides,
none can misguide him, and he whom Allah allows to be
misguided, none can guide him. I bear witness that none has the
right to be worshiped (in truth) except Allah alone, having no
partners and I bear witness that Prophet Muhammad , is His
slave and Messenger. May the Peace and Blessings of Allah be
upon the Messenger of Allah , his family and his Companions
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The Jamaat Tableegh is the well-known group, whose members
travel from Masjid to Masjid for fixed number of days, following a
pre-defined syllabus. Their activities center mainly upon readings
from the Fazaail-e-Aamaal (also known as Tableeghi Nisaab) and
gathering others to join them in their activities. In general, they
stick to non-controversial issues and claim that their sole aim is to
encourage people towards following the religion by mentioning
the virtues of different acts of worship.
They claim to have no affiliation with any group or party, but in
reality, they are adherents to the Deobandi School of thought –
which is a sub-sect of Sufism and has its origins in the Indian
subcontinent. The Deobandis are the bearers of many extreme Sufi
beliefs, which are clearly reflected in the Jamaat Tableegh, its
methodology and Dawah.
The Jamaat Tableegh puts a lot of emphasis upon traveling for
Dawah, which is one of their six fundamentals. Their Dawah
groups are headed by appointed Amirs or group leaders, who are
responsible for giving speeches and teaching their fellow
members. These Amirs are for most part ignorant and extremely
careless when quoting the Qur’aan and the Sunnah. It is seen very
often that they base their Dawah upon stories, experiences and
sayings of their elders.
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