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REVIVAL رساله التجديد  (Eng/Urdu)

My greetings and salaam to both the Sufi and Mullah for their endeavours in conveying the message of God to us. Nevertheless, the way they have interpreted these Divine commands has left Allah, Angel Gabriel, and Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) himself bewildered. (Translation of following couplet of Allama Muhammad Iqbal) 

ز مَن بر صُوفی و مُلاّ سلامے:  کہ پیغامِ خُدا گُفتَند ما را 

ولے تاویلِ شاں در حیرت اَنداخت: خُدا و جبرئیلؑ و مصطفیؐ را

Despite the monumental contributions of past great scholars, it remains perplexing that there has been a lack of significant efforts to rectify their errors by scholars of the past and even the present due to blind following. These research endeavours have thus evolved into a concerted effort to identify the historical inaccuracies through the prism of the Quran (Al-Furqan) for rectification.

In addition to the dozens of articles published in DJ Magazine over the last twenty years, the vast expanse of the cyberspace network offers a wide field and abundant resources. The summary below aims to illuminate the path for those earnestly seeking the truth.

https://bit.ly/Revival-RisalaAlTejdeed 

https://bit.ly/Revival-RisalaAlTejdeed-pdf (346 kb)

https://defencejournal.com/author/aftab-khan

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Here is a collection of books, articles and booklets by Brigadier Aftab Ahmad Khan (r) compiled from his work published in  “The Defence Journal” since 2006. He is a freelance writer, researcher, and blogger. He holds Masters in Political Science, Business Admin, Strategic Studies, spent over two decades in exploration of The Holy Quran, other Scriptures, teachings & followers.  Most of his work is available at https://SalaamOne.com/About accessed by over 4.5 Millions. 

His latest work is about "Islamic Revival  (تجديد الإسلام); To Revive the Perfected Islam of 1st Century Hijrah. His astonishing discoveries from the past 1200 years theological history forms the basis for "Islamic Revival , which will change the outlook of Islam for ever without touching the fundamentals and pillars.

Some important books of interest by other authors are also included in the list.  

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The Last Book or Books? ( Abstract )

The Study  of Great Deviation and Pious Deceit

Plea to Return to the Perfected Islam of Ist Century Hijrah

By Brigadier Aftab Ahmad Khan (r)

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Books by Fazlur Rehman

Fazlur Rahman Malik (Urdu: فضل الرحمان ملک) (September 21, 1919 – July 26, 1988) generally known as Fazlur Rahman was a well-known scholar of Islam.

Rahman was born in the Hazara District of the North West Frontier Province (now Khyber Pakhtunkhwa) of British India (now Pakistan. . His father, Maulana Shihab al-Din, was a well-known scholar of the time who had studied at Deoband and had achieved the rank of alim, through his studies of Islamic law (fiqh, hadith, Qur'anic tafsir, logic, philosophy and other subjects).

Rahman studied Arabic at Punjab University, and went on to Oxford University where he wrote a dissertation on Ibn Sina. Afterwards, he began a teaching career, first at Durham University where he taught Persian and Islamic philosophy, and then at McGill University where he taught Islamic studies until 1961.

Dual Islam دو اسلام : ڈاکٹر غلام جیلانی برق

I enveloped myself in the study of Islam, the history of Muslims and the world history and devoted 14 years of my life in the search for answers. During this time, I completed eight years of the well-known Dars-e- Nizami of the “Islamic” Madrasahs. My initial impression of Islam:

اردو میں <<یہاں پڑھیں >>

1. Belief in the Articles of Faith: Allah, the Last Day, the Angels, the Book and the Prophets (2:177). Add to this the 6th “Imam-made” article of Taqdeer or pre-destiny.
2. Belief in the Five “Pillars” of Islam: Kalemah, Prayers, Fasting, Charity, Pilgrimage.
3. Recite the Kalemah after each call to prayers with much reverence.
4. Saying Allahu Allahu Allahu aloud when possible.
5. Daily recital of the Qur’an without understanding the meaning.
6. Khatm (“Wrap up” the reading of the Qur'an individually, and in congregations.)
7. Pledging allegiance to a saint.
8. Visiting graves and praying to the dead.
9. Prostrate at the Khanqahs (sanctuaries).
10. Consider dirty clothes as the heritage of prophets. 
11. Amulets and Vird Auraad (repeated invocations) to help solve all problems. 
12. Considering the Prophet (S) as omnipresent and knower of the unseen. 
13. Arranging feasts for the Mullah to ward off evil. 
14. Listening to Qawwali (The Sufi poetry sung with music and clapping) as a way of achieving proximity with Allah. 
15. Consider every non-Muslim as unclean, defiled. 
16. Have Iman in Imam Abu Hanifa's Fiqh (jurisprudence). 
17. Consider the Six Right Ones (6 compilations of Hadith) as Wahi (Revelation). 
18. Ignore advancements made by the modern sciences. 
19. Consider one who thinks and reflects a heretic.  
20. Recite the Kalemah, and Paradise is yours. 
21. All difficulties are overcome with du'a (praying) and not with proper action.
22. Reciting words without understanding, engaging in useless rituals in order to attain Paradise filled with palaces and houris. .......