Al-Qaul Al-Mahmood - Khalifatullah Mehdi
Al-Qaul Al-Mahmood - Khalifatullah Mehdi
Al-Qaul Al-Mahmood - Khalifatullah Mehdi
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<strong>Al</strong> <strong>Qaul</strong> <strong>Al</strong> <strong>Mahmood</strong><br />
Hzt Syed <strong>Al</strong>i Yadullahi Makki Badey Miyan RH<br />
Take a murder case, for instance. If it is attributed to <strong>Al</strong>lah’s knowledge, it would refer to the time<br />
of death. But when it is attributed to a human being, the murder is proved. And the murderer would be<br />
subject to its consequences. Besides, the murdered person is a dead body from its own point of view.<br />
But from our point of view, it is a changed reality. (The Tauzeeh argument ends here).<br />
If the statement of the commandment is considered in relation to <strong>Al</strong>lah as abrogated, it is<br />
tantamount to saying that <strong>Al</strong>lah’s knowledge is transitory and not eternal. However, <strong>Al</strong>lah’s knowledge<br />
is sacred and not subject to change. Hence, to a person who knows the will of <strong>Al</strong>lah, no Quranic Verse<br />
remains abrogated. But, to a person who does not know the will of <strong>Al</strong>lah, some of the Quranic Verses<br />
appear to be abrogated and some others abrogating.<br />
In short, to the group of persons who know the will of <strong>Al</strong>lah (like the Mahdavis), no part of Quran is<br />
abrogated. Hence, the Imam called persons who avoided migration as hypocrites (munafiqs).<br />
The Hadith relating to the case of Ka’b Bin Malik has reported in detail by Muslim 20 and Bukhari 21<br />
and I give a summary of it here:<br />
Ka’b says that he did not join Prophet Muhammad SAS in the battles of Badr 22 and Tabuk 23 and had<br />
participated in all other wars. The Prophet SAS had not remonstrated those who had not joined him in the<br />
battle of Badr. But when he returned from the battle of Tabuk, he went to the mosque and said his<br />
prayers of thanks-giving. Soon after, people who did not participate in the battle came and made their<br />
excuses. They were more than 80 in number. Prophet Muhammad SAS pardoned them. Then Ka’b went<br />
and greeted him, he responded with a smile but appeared to be very angry. He ordered that nobody<br />
should even talk to Ka’b. Ka’b was alone. It looked as if nobody knew him; nobody would talk to him or<br />
take notice of his presence, even if he roamed the marketplace. One day Ka’b climbed the wall of his<br />
Cousin Abi Qatada’s house and greeted him. There was no response. Some forty days after the ban, an<br />
emissary of the Prophet told him that the Prophet had ordered him to stay away from his wife. Ka’b sent<br />
his wife to her parents’ house. Some ten days after this, a person called Ka’b and said: “Good News. The<br />
Prophet has permitted you to repent.”<br />
Nowawi says this Hadith had highlighted 27 important points. The tenth point is that the excuses of<br />
the hypocrites were accepted. The eleventh point is that it was desirable to ostracise the defaulters to<br />
chastise them.<br />
This shows that a person who avoids migration is a hypocrite and deserves punishment; he should<br />
be ostracized and separated from his wife.<br />
In short, Imam Mahdi AS resorted to migration on the basis of the Quranic Verse quoted above.<br />
The Imam AS chooses to migrate. He declared he was Mahdi. And he concentrated on reforming and<br />
guiding the people. He always showered the divine light of <strong>Al</strong>lah’s blessings on his followers and<br />
disciples.<br />
20 Full name is Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj al-Qushayri, author of a score of books including Sahih<br />
Muslim on Traditions of Prophet Muhammad SAS .<br />
21 Muhammad ibn Ismail al-Bukhari, traditionist and author of Sahih Bukhari on Prophet<br />
Muhammad’s SAS traditions.<br />
22 The battle of Badr in the second year of Hijrah.<br />
23 The battle of Tabuk in the tenth year of Hijrah.<br />
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