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Qutab-e-Madina Zia-ul-Din Madani radi Allahu anhu was from the family of Hazrat Abubakr-e-Sideeq radi Allahu anhu and lived in front of Bab-e-Majeedi in Madina. He received ijazah from several prominent Sunni scholars and refused to sign a fatwa supporting Saudi destruction. He passed away in 1981 after living in Madina for 77 years. His funeral was led by one of his Khalifas and he was buried in Jannatul Baqi.
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- Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmadas, the Promised Messiah and Imam Mahdi, discusses the distinction between God's "creation" and "command."
- He explains that thoughts that arise from reflection and observation are God's creation, not His direct command. God produces things through physical means but attributes them to Himself as the ultimate cause.
- Direct command from God proceeds without the intervention of physical causes or means. Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmadas urges opening one's heart to receive the descent of the Holy Spirit, which is never closed.
Hazrat Nizamuddin ayliya
Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya was a famous Sufi saint of the Chishti Order in India during the 13th-14th century. Some key facts about him include:
1. He was born in Badayun, India in 636 Hijri and became the disciple of Sufi saint Fariduddin Ganjshakar when he moved to Delhi at age 20.
2. He emphasized virtues of trust in God, unity of mankind, helping the needy, and close contact with the poor.
3. He had many famous disciples and is renowned for his miracles and poetic writings on spirituality, love, and devotion to God.
Review of Religions Monthly - May 2014
This document is an issue of the Review of Religions magazine from May 2014. It contains several articles related to the Arab world and Islam.
The main article provides extracts from the writings of Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, the Promised Messiah and Mahdi, on the Holy Prophet Muhammad and the Arab world. It highlights how the Prophet brought about a spiritual revolution in Arabia through his prayers and devotion to God. The article emphasizes the high spiritual status of the Prophet.
The farewell-haj
This document summarizes the events of the Farewell Pilgrimage (Hajj) of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). It describes how over 100,000 companions gathered for the pilgrimage, the rites performed including circumambulation of the Kaaba, prayers at Arafat and Muzdalifa, and the stoning of pillars. It highlights the Prophet's farewell sermon where he emphasized the sanctity of Muslim lives, wealth and honor. The Prophet then distributed his hair to be kept as relics before returning to Madinah, marking the end of his prophethood.
The farewell-haj
This document summarizes the key events and sermon of the Farewell Hajj of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). It describes how over 100,000 companions gathered for the occasion, the rituals performed like Tawaf and sacrifices, and the historical sermon where the Prophet announced rules like prohibiting interest and blood feuds, establishing inheritance rights, and emphasizing brotherhood between Muslims. The sermon reinforced the religious and social teachings of Islam and marks the completion of the faith's revelation.
Nts mc qs (1)
This document provides an extensive list of Islamiat MCQs (multiple choice questions) related to topics about the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his wives (Ummul Momineen). It includes over 200 questions covering details about the Prophet's life, important events, companions, battles, and practices in early Islamic history. The author notes that most of the content was copied from other websites used by exam preparation organizations to help students studying for tests.
Review of Religions May 2015
This article shares three "untold stories" from Ahmadi Muslim missionaries around the world:
1) A man named Ibrahim who was searching for Ahmadis rediscovered the community after seeing missionaries distributing flyers. His parents had taught him about Ahmadiyyat when he was younger.
2) A missionary named Shahrukh shared his experience distributing flyers to Hispanic communities in California, finding them very open to learning about Islam.
3) Azhar helped distribute flyers in Guatemala, where despite a language barrier they were able to revive two lost contacts with the community and two new people accepted Ahmadiyyat.
The Farewell Hajj
The document summarizes the key events and sermons from the Prophet Muhammad's final Hajj pilgrimage, known as Hajjat al-Wada. It describes the Prophet gathering a large number of companions in Madinah and traveling to Makkah. There, he performed the Hajj rituals and delivered a historic sermon announcing several new Islamic laws and policies, including confirming the sanctity of life, abolishing usury and blood feuds, and prohibiting adding months to the Islamic calendar.
Review of Religions December 2014
The document discusses revelation and inspiration in various religions. It provides extracts from Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad on the nature of revelation and how it is granted according to an individual's capacity and abilities. It notes that revelation descends upon those with inner light and a close relationship with God. It also discusses how different religions acknowledge wisdom and knowledge.
Detailed Tafsir of Surah Yaseen
This document provides a detailed commentary and explanation of Surah Yaseen (Chapter 36) of the Quran. It was compiled by Abdul Haq Abdul Qadir from various classical Islamic scholarship sources, especially Sahih al-Bukhari. The commentary explores the meaning and significance of verses 1-32, 33-50, and 51-83, covering themes of guidance, past nations and their prophets, the signs of Allah in nature, the resurrection and the hereafter. It aims to explain the wisdom and message of Surah Yaseen as understood by the Prophet Muhammad and his companions.
mahbooballah.pdf
Syed Mohammed Siddiq, also known as Hazrat Mahbooballah, was a renowned and well-respected Sufi mystic of the Deccan in India. Born in Hyderabad, Hazrat was remembered for his unrelenting dedication to Islam and his love for God. With followers across the world, he is a saint who has transcended language and nationality to touch the lives of humans everywhere.
Islam presentation
This document provides information about key figures and concepts in Islam through the eyes of Muslims. It discusses the origins and early teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, the five pillars of Islam, main scriptures, and origins of the Sunni, Shi'a, and Sufi denominations. It also profiles important historical figures like Ali bin Abu Talib and the divisions between Shi'a sects like Jafari and groups like the Alevi.
Hakeem Noor-ud-deen Khalifa tul Masih the First (RA)
This document provides a summary of a book about Hakeem Noor-ud-Deen, who later became the first Caliph of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. The book discusses his early life and family in Bhera, his quest for religious knowledge which took him to Lucknow and Bhopal, and his work as a royal physician in Jammu. It then covers his introduction to Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, taking the oath of allegiance to him, and eventually settling in Qadian. As Caliph, he worked to spread Islam, establish organizations to serve the community, and authored several books on Islamic theology and the exegesis of the Quran. The document aims to provide glimpses into his
The Review of Religions May 2017
His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad delivered the keynote address at the 14th National Peace Symposium. He expressed condolences for the Westminster attack victims and condemned all acts of terrorism. He emphasized that the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community promotes peace globally and speaks against brutality according to Islamic teachings. His Holiness elaborated on some threats to world peace, including continued weapons sales abroad by Western nations and the UN's failure to maintain peace effectively. He also rebutted the accusation that Islam promotes violence.
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- 1. Khalifa-e-Ala Hazrat, Qutab-e-Madina, Hazrat Allama Maulana Zia ul Din Madani Radi Allahu Anhu Qutab-e-Madina Zia-ul-Din Madani radi Allahu were from the family of Hazrat Abubakr-e- Sideeq Radi Allahu anhuand lived in front of Bab-e-Majeedi, area of his old house added inside the current Masjid Sharif. Qutab-e-Madina was the host of Sunni scholars from all over the world. He got Ijaza-o-Khilafat from Imam-e-Ahle Sunnat Mujaddid-e-Azam, Imam Ahmad Raza Khan radi Allahu anhu when they ere only 18 years old. They also got Ijjaza-o-Khilafat from Hazrat Allama Imam Yousaf Nibhani radi Allahu anhu, who was also known as the Mujaddid. They also got Ijaza-o-Khlifa from • Hazrat Muhadith-e-Kabeer Wassi Ahmad Muhadith Soratti radi Allahu anhu • Hazrat Syed Hussain Al-Hassani Al-Kurddi radi Allahu anhu • Hazrat Sheikh Ahmad Al-Shamah Al-Malaki Al-Qadri Marakashi radi Allahu anhu • Hazrat Syed Abdul Rahman Seraj Makkahi radi Allahu anhu • Hazrat Allama Baddar-ul-Din Hassani Shami radi Allahu anhu • Hazrat Sheikh Ahmad Sharif Asanousi Tarablasi radi Allahu anhu • Hazrat Allama Abdul Baqi Farangi-Mahali radi Allahu anhu • Hazrat Sheikh Ameen Qutabi radi Allahu anhu • Hazrat Shah Abdul HAq Muhajjar Alla Abadi radi Allahu anhu • Hazrat Shah Ali Hussain Ashrafi radi Allahu anhu • Hazrat Sheikh Nour Yousaf Kachochavi radi Allahu anhu • Hazrat Sheikh Abul Khair Meer Dad Makki radi Allahu anhu • Hazrat Sheikh Syed Ahamd Al-Hariri radi Allahu anhu • Hazrat Sheikh Syed Sabbagi radi Allahu anhu • Hazrat Syed Alawi Bin Abbas Malaki (Father of Syed Muhamad Alawi Malaki Sahib) radi Allahu anhu Qutab-e-Madina radi Allahu anhu stayed in Madina Sharif 77 years, only three times did they leave Madina Sharif during this period. They were the witness of all Saudi destructions. When Saudi’s presented a Fatwa to them about this destruction, Qutab-e-Madina radi Allahu anhu refused to sign it. They passed away on 2nd October 1981; their last words were Kalamah-Tayyba. One of their Khalifas, Hazrat Mufti Murad Ali Shami radi Allahu anhu lead the funeral prayer. Their blessed body was presented in front of Muwajjah Sharif (front of Golden Grilles) after that in Qaddoum-e-Mubbark (Near Blessed Holy Foot of Prophet Sallallahu Alieh Wassalm), people were reciting loudly Qaseedha Burdah Sharif, and Mustafa Jan-e-Rahmat pey Lakhun
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