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Pious Deceit – فریب مقدس
The Great Betrayal - Executive Summary
Islam stands firmly upon two foundations: the divinely protected Quran and the authentic, mass-transmitted Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ. While the Quran's preservation is guaranteed by Allah (15:9), Hadith narrations require careful scrutiny due to their varied authenticity levels. The Prophet ﷺ explicitly prohibited writing his sayings, commanding: "Do not write anything from me except the Quran" (Sahih Muslim 3004), a prohibition maintained until his death and followed by the Rightly-Guided Caliphs. There were few exceptions (around fifty) but many refusals including Abu Hurara (RA) and many scholarly companions, who followed ban till death, which confirms the permanent nature of ban. keep reading >>>
- Pious Deceit – فریب مقدس
The Alchemy of Authenticity: A Quest for Pure Prophecy
Revision & Recompilation of Hadith Collections According to Quran & Sunnah
Golden Principles of Hadith Compilation
While the Qur’an was compiled and standardized under the guidance of the Caliphs, the compilation of Hadith remained a subject of debate. It was undertaken by individuals in the 2nd and 3rd centuries Hijrah, As a result, authentic pearls of wisdom were mixed with unreliable reports, which are used by unscruplious elements for their mischievous designs. This necessitates careful distinction. After extensive deliberation, the following Seven Golden Principles of Hadith Knowledge (علم الحديث کے سات سنہری اصول – علم الحديث سبع قواعد ذهبية) have been derived from the Qur’an and the Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ:
The Revival رساله التجديد
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Books by Fazlur Rehman
Dual Islam دو اسلام : ڈاکٹر غلام جیلانی برق
- 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.
- Belief in the Five “Pillars” of Islam: Kalemah, Prayers, Fasting, Charity, Pilgrimage.
- Recite the Kalemah after each call to prayers with much reverence.
- Saying Allahu Allahu Allahu aloud when possible.
- Daily recital of the Qur’an without understanding the meaning.
- Khatm (“Wrap up” the reading of the Qur'an individually, and in congregations.)
- Pledging allegiance to a saint.
- Visiting graves and praying to the dead.
- Prostrate at the Khanqahs (sanctuaries).
- Consider dirty clothes as the heritage of prophets.
- Amulets and Vird Auraad (repeated invocations) to help solve all problems.
- Considering the Prophet (S) as omnipresent and knower of the unseen.
- Arranging feasts for the Mullah to ward off evil.
- Listening to Qawwali (The Sufi poetry sung with music and clapping) as a way of achieving proximity with Allah.
- Consider every non-Muslim as unclean, defiled.
- Have Iman in Imam Abu Hanifa's Fiqh (jurisprudence).
- Consider the Six Right Ones (6 compilations of Hadith) as Wahi (Revelation).
- Ignore advancements made by the modern sciences.
- Consider one who thinks and reflects a heretic.
- Recite the Kalemah, and Paradise is yours.
- All difficulties are overcome with du'a (praying) and not with proper action.
- Reciting words without understanding, engaging in useless rituals in order to attain Paradise filled with palaces and houris. .......
Lost Islamic History: Reclaiming Muslim Civilisation from the Past By Firas Alkhateeb
Quran, Riba (Usury), Fiat Currency and Islamic Baking قرآن اور ربا کاغذی کرنسی اوراسلامک بنکنگ
O People of the Book! why do you confuse the truth with falsehood and conceal the truth while you know [it]? (3:71)
“So do you believe in part of the Scripture and disbelieve in part? Then what is the recompense for those who do that among you except disgrace in worldly life; and on the Day of Resurrection they will be sent back to the severest of punishment. And Allah is not unaware of what you do. (Qur’an 2:85).
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