Asif Naqshbandi January 29, 2007
#167 Posted by nasah on February 5, 2007 7:58:47 pm
``and I am on your side on the Mansur al-Hallaj issue.`` (Sattar)
Sattar sahib -- you may include me as well -- minus the expletives.....:)
Sattar sahib -- you may include me as well -- minus the expletives.....:)
#166 Posted by sattar2 on February 5, 2007 6:07:20 pm
Naqsh, furthermore …
Your ullema are imprisoning Ahmadis for practicing Islam, and you think I need to mind my business! Are you nuts? It is these fucking haramee ullema who need to mind their business …
… and I am on your side on the Mansur al-Hallaj issue. I see no reason to kill a person who claims to have achieved Oneness with the Almighty. It is between him and Allah, and he has the right to proclaim any connection he feels with God.
And get this …
… it is your own brother in faith, Urstruly, who supports execution of Mansur al-Hallaj. And this is probably what he himself would have ordered if he was presiding over the trial. And you consider this leech your brother in faith ...?
... get real, you idiot …!
#165 Posted by sattar2 on February 5, 2007 4:49:42 pm
Naqsh,
If this is love, then I guess shia-sunni riots are merely brothers loving each other a bit too much. What can I say ... ?
… after 1400 years of Islam, you two morons are still cussing each other over its first article of faith. And you have another 35-or-so articles to go. Multiply this over 70+ sects and 1400 years of degeneration, and you get the picture. When will this nonsense end? Pass the halwa please (and load the AK47) …
… no wonder ummah is going to the dogs …
#164 Posted by Naqshbandi on February 5, 2007 4:38:16 pm
sattar...urstruly is like a brother and sometimes brothers argue and even fight and use harsh words
it is all out of my love for him...Allah guide us all....but internecine fights happen and it doesn`t give outsiders like you the right to butt in. so please keep your qadianis opinions to yourself.
it is all out of my love for him...Allah guide us all....but internecine fights happen and it doesn`t give outsiders like you the right to butt in. so please keep your qadianis opinions to yourself.
#163 Posted by Naqshbandi on February 5, 2007 4:31:36 pm
For Kaalchakra, urstruly (despite my earlier outburst), nasah and all others interested.
This is a beautiful, traditional Sunni-Sufi exegesis of the beautiful verses quoted earlier from Surah Ikhlas by a direct descendent of the Beloved Messenger (sal Allahu alayhi wa sallam), Shaykh Muhammad ibn Yahya al-Ninowy. It is in English:
This is a beautiful, traditional Sunni-Sufi exegesis of the beautiful verses quoted earlier from Surah Ikhlas by a direct descendent of the Beloved Messenger (sal Allahu alayhi wa sallam), Shaykh Muhammad ibn Yahya al-Ninowy. It is in English:
#162 Posted by sattar2 on February 5, 2007 4:15:13 pm
Naqsh, you were on the right track with this “pearls before swine” analogy … even as it applies forward as well as backward ...
Urstruly, are you going to put up with this?? Look now, he is calling you and your ullema lowly names. Like I’ve maintained, you simply can’t trust these Ahle-Sunnah Ala Hazrat Imam Malik Wallahu Barelvi Sufian-e-karam W`ahle-ba`it traditional Hanafi bastards …
BTW, if the Prophet can fly at night to meet Allah and Moses can part the ocean … a wali can surely offer 1,000 rakats in one night … no? Your 16-hour calculation is impressive … but isn’t that kind of analysis a sign of weakness of faith?? Perhaps time stands still when a wali is offering prayers? No? Just a thought …
#161 Posted by Naqshbandi on February 5, 2007 3:51:52 pm
as for the 1000 rakah -- it is not plausible for maudoodites, yazidis, nasibis and other gustaakhs and wahabis but for the awliya of Allah he makes it easy for them. imam abu hanifa and imam zayn al abidin also used to pray 1000 rakah per night (from isha to fajr); of course shibli baymaani doesn`t believe it either. abu jahl didn`t believe in the miraj of the prophet either.
abu bakr alayhisalam did--which is why he is called as-siddiq.
from the aqeedah tahawiyyah--which is also taught in your madrassahs:
`` we believe in the karamaat of the awliya``
abu bakr alayhisalam did--which is why he is called as-siddiq.
from the aqeedah tahawiyyah--which is also taught in your madrassahs:
`` we believe in the karamaat of the awliya``
#160 Posted by nasah on February 5, 2007 3:49:25 pm
Kal -- sorry to hear about the tragedy in your family in India. My heartfelt condolences to you and your family for the untimely demise of your favorite sister. She must have been a gentle soul like you are. What a loss. Please come back soon -- it`s an immense pleasure to converse with a rare intellect like you. Best wishes with best regards.
#159 Posted by sattar2 on February 5, 2007 3:28:08 pm
Urstruly (#157),
Death sentences have been passed against many a prophet of god. If fanatics had their way, Jesus and Muhammad too would have been executed … let alone Mirza Sahib!
More you argue, more you fit the pattern of fanatics outlined in Quran …
Furthermore, the Pharaoh got killed as he chased a prophet and his people. Similar fate was met by Bhutto, Faisal, Zia … pharaohs of our times.
Ummah is now engaged in a futile battle, blowing up innocents and even its own. Your continued obsession with Ahmadi-Muslims underscores ummah’s moral and intellectual decline.
No wonder Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) called your kind “Allah’s vilest creation …”
#158 Posted by Naqshbandi on February 5, 2007 3:16:27 pm
Re: # 157
My fault: Isa alayhisalam said, ``Oh my disciples do not cast pearls before swine``--not that I am accusing you of being the latter. I should not expect a disciple of Mawdoodi to understand the karamat of awliya.
If you want to understand the phenomenon please listen to the following speech. It is in English. It is not by a `Barelwi`. He is from Nineveh in Iraq (aka as Karbala) and an Arab Sunni.
May Allah guide us all. ameen.
http://www.lailahailallah.net/Khutbahs/Khutbah108.wma -- part 1
http://www.lailahailallah.net/Khutbahs/Khutbah109.wma part 2
http://www.lailahailallah.net/Khutbahs/Khutbah110.wma part 3
My fault: Isa alayhisalam said, ``Oh my disciples do not cast pearls before swine``--not that I am accusing you of being the latter. I should not expect a disciple of Mawdoodi to understand the karamat of awliya.
If you want to understand the phenomenon please listen to the following speech. It is in English. It is not by a `Barelwi`. He is from Nineveh in Iraq (aka as Karbala) and an Arab Sunni.
May Allah guide us all. ameen.
http://www.lailahailallah.net/Khutbahs/Khutbah108.wma -- part 1
http://www.lailahailallah.net/Khutbahs/Khutbah109.wma part 2
http://www.lailahailallah.net/Khutbahs/Khutbah110.wma part 3
#157 Posted by Urstruly on February 5, 2007 1:46:07 pm
Re: # 156
Naqsh
Plz, lets not make up things which are not even plausible. Divulging a secret between him and Allah? 1000 Rakat of namaz?
Assuming that it takes 1 minute to say one rakaat, which is pretty standard timing, it must take 16 hours straight non stop to finish 1000 rakaats, which seems humanly impossible. And who was taking count of all the rakaats. Did he tell his disciples next morning?
I have read the biographies of various auliyas in Farishta and Attar, which are considered standard among a certain sect and found it to be some alif laila. Almost all auliya in these books can fly, they have telepathic communication powers, they can be at two or more places at once, the infants fast from dusk to dawn, they raise the dead, walk through fires, talk to God, prophets, and other dead people, teleport, and just by looking at them people turn Muslims. Okay I accept that to be true because a miracles is a miracle because we do not understand the mechanism through which it works. But what I really find interesting is the fact that if you read the books written by these very auliya they themselves seem to be absolutely oblivious of their own powers. For example, Kashaf-al-mahjoob written by Ali Hajwairi does not mention any such miracles that are attributed to him. He does mention about Mansur Hallaj in his book but he is very clear that in his opinion Hallaj had an experience of Ma`araft (connection with Allah), which in his opinion is a state of mind, rather than an actual connection. There is a difference. It reminds me of an urdu saying that ``Pir Sahib nahiN urtay, mureed ki aqeedat unko uRatee hay``.
In case of Hallaj, I think from juristic point of view the Qazi of the time acted according to the Shariah law. If it were an Islamic government in India at the time, Mirza Quadiani would have been executed too. Mirza only claimed to be a mere prophet but Mansur claimed to be god himself (nauozubillahe min zalik)
Naqsh
Plz, lets not make up things which are not even plausible. Divulging a secret between him and Allah? 1000 Rakat of namaz?
Assuming that it takes 1 minute to say one rakaat, which is pretty standard timing, it must take 16 hours straight non stop to finish 1000 rakaats, which seems humanly impossible. And who was taking count of all the rakaats. Did he tell his disciples next morning?
I have read the biographies of various auliyas in Farishta and Attar, which are considered standard among a certain sect and found it to be some alif laila. Almost all auliya in these books can fly, they have telepathic communication powers, they can be at two or more places at once, the infants fast from dusk to dawn, they raise the dead, walk through fires, talk to God, prophets, and other dead people, teleport, and just by looking at them people turn Muslims. Okay I accept that to be true because a miracles is a miracle because we do not understand the mechanism through which it works. But what I really find interesting is the fact that if you read the books written by these very auliya they themselves seem to be absolutely oblivious of their own powers. For example, Kashaf-al-mahjoob written by Ali Hajwairi does not mention any such miracles that are attributed to him. He does mention about Mansur Hallaj in his book but he is very clear that in his opinion Hallaj had an experience of Ma`araft (connection with Allah), which in his opinion is a state of mind, rather than an actual connection. There is a difference. It reminds me of an urdu saying that ``Pir Sahib nahiN urtay, mureed ki aqeedat unko uRatee hay``.
In case of Hallaj, I think from juristic point of view the Qazi of the time acted according to the Shariah law. If it were an Islamic government in India at the time, Mirza Quadiani would have been executed too. Mirza only claimed to be a mere prophet but Mansur claimed to be god himself (nauozubillahe min zalik)
#156 Posted by Naqshbandi on February 5, 2007 1:00:17 pm
Kaal:
My condolences.
About Hussain ibn Mansur al Hallaj (rahmatullah alayhi) -- to those who have spoken ill of this great saint of Allah and accused him of being all sorts of things and against Shariat please wash out your mouths and fear Allah! He said about the saints: Verily upon the Friend of Allah (saints) there is no fear and nor do they grieve. Most of the people of Ahl al Sunnah have considered al-Hallaj to be one of the saints of Islam who was punished by Allah for divulging a Secret which was between him and Allah alone.
Those ignoramuses who think he broke Shariah or didn`t respect it dont know that even on the day he was martyred, he prayed 1000 rakahs of namaz the night before.
He is listed in all of the classical biographical catalogues of the saints [awliya] such as the classic Tadhkirat al Awliya by Attar and Data Ali Hijiwiri`s Kashf al Mahjub.
Therefore it is better to be silent on matters way way beyond your (our) knowledge.
A drop of Hussain ibn Mansur`s understanding of Tawhid is more than all of ours combined.
My condolences.
About Hussain ibn Mansur al Hallaj (rahmatullah alayhi) -- to those who have spoken ill of this great saint of Allah and accused him of being all sorts of things and against Shariat please wash out your mouths and fear Allah! He said about the saints: Verily upon the Friend of Allah (saints) there is no fear and nor do they grieve. Most of the people of Ahl al Sunnah have considered al-Hallaj to be one of the saints of Islam who was punished by Allah for divulging a Secret which was between him and Allah alone.
Those ignoramuses who think he broke Shariah or didn`t respect it dont know that even on the day he was martyred, he prayed 1000 rakahs of namaz the night before.
He is listed in all of the classical biographical catalogues of the saints [awliya] such as the classic Tadhkirat al Awliya by Attar and Data Ali Hijiwiri`s Kashf al Mahjub.
Therefore it is better to be silent on matters way way beyond your (our) knowledge.
A drop of Hussain ibn Mansur`s understanding of Tawhid is more than all of ours combined.
#155 Posted by zeemax on February 5, 2007 12:42:30 pm
Kaal,
I just recited Surah-e-Fatiha for your Dear Sister. May she rest in peace. Ameen.
What you said:
Sooner or later, all of us run up against the hard edge of reason, and that is where different kinds of ``faiths`` are born....
.... is worth being written in gold.
Bye my friend ... for now.
I just recited Surah-e-Fatiha for your Dear Sister. May she rest in peace. Ameen.
What you said:
Sooner or later, all of us run up against the hard edge of reason, and that is where different kinds of ``faiths`` are born....
.... is worth being written in gold.
Bye my friend ... for now.
#154 Posted by KaalChakra on February 5, 2007 12:42:08 pm
Having messed up the atmosphere here and with work waiting to be done, I will sign off from this board too. Catch you all some other time, later :)
#153 Posted by KaalChakra on February 5, 2007 12:34:38 pm
Zee, Philosopher
Thanks again. Not to misuse this board for matam, but it hurts so much that I was not even in India when she suddenly fell sick and passed away. You are right. We seek solace in saying: From God, to God; or as I would have recited had I been able to carry her dead body: Only God`s name is true. The rest is all mud.
Anyways, it`s too painful. May I request all friends to not mention it anymore. Thanks a bunch to everyone in advance.
See you later, Zee.
Thanks again. Not to misuse this board for matam, but it hurts so much that I was not even in India when she suddenly fell sick and passed away. You are right. We seek solace in saying: From God, to God; or as I would have recited had I been able to carry her dead body: Only God`s name is true. The rest is all mud.
Anyways, it`s too painful. May I request all friends to not mention it anymore. Thanks a bunch to everyone in advance.
See you later, Zee.
#152 Posted by zeemax on February 5, 2007 12:31:09 pm
Before I sign off, Kaal, I shall pray for your dear sister. May Allah grant you the serenity and forbearance to face this irreperable loss.
With profound Regards.
With profound Regards.
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