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Clarifying Doubts: Doubt (1): Allah
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(tomb) of Hazrat Haji Sahib (Dhaami
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Deobandi View - 2: The Prophet is
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This Hadeeth is a clear proof that
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2. A virtuous man once sat down nea
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souls of the other believers come t
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(2) Limitations to the Hearing A li
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This line of reasoning is proved wi
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This shows the firm belief of the S
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Hasan Ibn Salih… Hasan said: ‘L
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(d) Asking for Rain During the life
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graves, but now you should visit th
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so, his (i.e. the Prophet’s) grav
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This Hadeeth again is very clear in
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(c) The narrations mentioned in Faz
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Chapter 6 Back from the Barzakh Can
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wherever we like.” Their Lord ask
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Ultimately, they lead people toward
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Chapter: 7 Waseelah The JAMAAT TABL
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worshiped them.” 314 Al-Hafidh Ib
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Once, the Messenger of Allah saw a
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did not descend from his minbar (pu
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Waseelah of Dogs: Moulana Zakariyah
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And when the Messenger of Allah as
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me and in a vision I saw Rasoolulla
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Allah. Likewise, Abu Haneefah and M
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This Hadeeth does not prove Tawassu
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know what is their (slaves) right u
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Following is a detailed explanation
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(4) Dhikr in Isolation and Seclusio
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you. I am just a mirror. The way yo
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worship insufficient and said: ‘W
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Kufr in this state, like the saying
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obligations which are waived for hi
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More Heretical Beliefs of the Sufis
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were presented and the beast began
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shoelaces Taqdees (proclaiming Alla
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Islam teaches moderation in all asp
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Chapter 9: Knowledge of the Ghayb (
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guidance from Allah, the Most High,
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they will remain alive. Name one As
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From these Ahaadeeth it is clear th
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see him in a dream, not every clai
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2. Moulana Zakariyah says: “Once
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magnificent throne and claimed to b
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3. The innovation of wandering into
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and if there is any such person amo
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inspirations contradict the Sunnah
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“Woe to those who write the book
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them with My own Hands and sealed,
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Moulana Zakariyah mentions in Fazaa
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of Sufism. So we may not find clear
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Gungohi would comment. But Hazrat I
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Salaat.” Although, he advised me
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them word of similar import. Their
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Wali those who dwell in a lofty sta
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Shaikh, the Mureed receives knowled
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Messenger of Allah could neither b
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of Umar when he called upon the Sa
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Chapter 10: Excessive Praise for th
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Fazaail-e-Aamaal and Exaggeration i
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composed a few couplets for me and
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him with, nor did he describe hims
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The Messenger of Allah said: “If
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sticking to authentic sources of Is
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Moulana Ashraf Ali Thanvi says, “
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Total Unconditional Obedience to a
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Aashiq Ilahi Meerathi mentions in t
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Consequences of not blindly followi
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Shaikh 605 , just as he cannot appe
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Taqleed according to the Deobandis
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Tabioon learned the religion from t
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is unacceptable to the Deobandis. I
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“When a person switches from one
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derive a ruling from the Sharee’a
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Examples of the Deobandis giving pr
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“…and nowadays Hanafee jurists
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1: Imam Abu Haneefah (rahimahullah)
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“(Belief in) … Taqleed is essen
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opinion of the other Imam is more s
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Imam resorted to Qiyas and Ijtihad
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oppose their demented minds. They u
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The books that the Deobandis have w
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the Ta’weel (false interpretation
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Appendix Appendix 1: Origin of the
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Appendix 2: Authenticity of the Aha
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considered in Islam as great sins.
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Bibliography 1, A.A Tabari, The Oth
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22, Dr. Ismail Mangera, Good Charac
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43, Maulana Muhammad Zakariyah Kand
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65, Moulana Muhammad Ra’ees Nadwi
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87, Shabbir Ahmed Usmani, Tafseer-e