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Acknowledgements I sincerely thank
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1. Tawheed ar-Ruboobiyyah: Belief i
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Deobandi View: (4) - The Messengers
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The Majzoob is useless even to Sufi
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Analyzing the Deobandi Claims and C
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Foreword Indeed, all praise is due
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As the discussion in this book will
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Bismillah ar-Rahmaan ar-Raheem Intr
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3. Innovations in Beliefs and Worsh
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Hadeeth shows the gravity of imitat
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would be worshiping Allah in the wa
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Chapter 1: Overview and Background
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(propagation) be mine, so that this
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The Training Manual of the Jamaat T
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described as a perfect Muslim” 42
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Vedantic schools. By that time, the
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morsel, his state began to change.
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starvation. He would break fast onl
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These abovementioned examples show
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The Importance of Aqeedah to the Su
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innovators) and Wahabi, live in pea
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others to other than my way, you wi
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Chapter 2: The Islamic Concept of T
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ing us closer to Allah.” 82 Calli
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The Essence of Shirk in Tawheed al-
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you all made it Halaal?” He repli
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Tawakkul in Him.” 107 “And put
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Chapter 3: Pantheism, Wahdat al-Waj
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a rapturous rhapsody that Hazrat Ha
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attendants of the circle of Abu Yaz
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creatures like dogs and pigs! 129 A
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The concept of ‘Allah being every
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2. Moulana Ashraf Ali Thanvi said,
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Comment: The Religion of Islam, as
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These remarks prove that the concep
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2. Abu Saeed al-Khudree reports th
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Imam Malik (d.179H): Abdullah Ibn N
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Imam Ibn Katheer (rahimahullah) wri
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This idea that every god whom men w
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Sufism, Grave-worship and Saint-wor
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people began to stay and confine at
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Narrated Anas , when the ailment of
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Deobandi masses and the cadre of th
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any human immortality before you (O
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3. As for the narration, “The Pro
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In light of this Hadeeth, we clearl
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4. “Once an old man came to Qari
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long as, he was among them. Allah s
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their long deep sleep) that they mi
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Refutation (1) The Angels Convey th
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“Had this woman let him to himsel
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Doubt (2): Kafirs in the well of Ba
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the night, I saw Rasoolullah and hi
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The attitude of the Sahabah toward
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After claiming that Allah’s Messe
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Even the Sahabah, who were close to
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his death however, the guidance and
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When Allah ascended His Messenger
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idea vehemently to the extent that
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“If thou (Allah) had not created
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Although, Allah’s Messenger is t
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False Belief These Qasidas also pro
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Conclusion Allah’s Messenger sho
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Chapter 11: Blind Following of Sufi
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to inquire, “How far is Delhi fro
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whom the letter was addressed to (i
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The Shaikh saves from the torment i
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Tawheed al-Matlab as explained by R
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Therefore, the scholars of Deoband
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Chapter 12: The Deobandi’s Unders
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As proof, they quote the verse, “
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Hadeeth, which rules different from
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Eemaan (p.72-74), “Trifling there
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this way. He prohibited something f
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way for the scholars and the common
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3. The Deobandis forced to follow t
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(1) The Qur’aan and the Sunnah pr
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“Every statement on the authority
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asked to do so and by way of testin
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5: Extremism in defending the Imam:
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The Ruling on Taqleed is dependant
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Deobandis upon their views on, ‘K
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Allah’s Messenger and neither do
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person was blessed with a vision of
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pieces of iron. 656 So, as-Suffa wa
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Shaikh al-Islam, Ibn Taymiyyah (rah
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5: “Whoever visits me in Medina w
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11, Ahqaar Aziz Al-Hassan and Afqar
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32, Imam Ibn Katheer, Stories of th
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53, Moulana Abdul Gafoor Usra, Asli
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76, Muhammad Ibn Rabee Al-Madkhalee
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98, Shaikh Suhaib Hasan, The Journe