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say ‘...someone created’ is very wrong and is an act of making
someone a shareholder, a partner with Allahu ta’âlâ, which is
what He most strongly prohibited and informed that such people
will experience an endless and most vehement torment.]
All of this which we have communicated concerns profound
matters involving the knowledge of kalâm. Their easiest and
clearest explanation consists of what we have written here. We
have to believe what the savants of the right way have
communicated. We shouldn’t busy ourselves with discussing or
researching [them].
Couplet:
Attacking is not good in all circumstances,
Digging in is better in some instances.
Having mercy upon His born slaves, Allahu ta’âlâ sent them
prophets ‘alaihim-us-salawâtu wa-t-taslîmât’. Through them He
guided His born servants to the right way, to the way of endless
bliss, and called His born servants to Himself. He invited them
to Paradise, the place for His consent and love. Man is so poor,
but he will not accept the invitation of such a giver of favours, as
He is. Man is very stupid and deprives himself of His blessings.
All the information which those great people communicated
from Allahu ta’âlâ is true. It is necessary to believe all of it.
Though mind is a means for finding out the truth and what is
good, it cannot find it alone, for it is insufficient. It has been
completed with the coming of prophets ‘alaihim-us-salawâtu
wa-t-taslîmât’. There is no excuse, no pretext left for men. The
first of the prophets is Hadrat Âdam. And the last one is hadrat
Muhammad Rasûlullah ‘alaihi wa alaihim-us-salawâtu wa-ttaslîmât’.
It is necessary to believe in all the prophets. All of
them should be known as innocent (sinless) and true. To
disbelieve one of them means to disbelieve all of them. For all
of them communicated the same îmân. That is, the essentials,
the bases of the things to be believed in were the same in all of
their religions. [Wahhabis do not believe that Âdam (’alaihi’ssalâm)
was a Prophet. The book Kashf-ush-shuhubât, a book
of Wahhabism, states in its initial pages that the first prophet
was Noah (’alaihi’s-salâm)]. This is only one of their wrong
credal tenets. Hadrat Îsâ (Jesus) did not die. When Jews
wanted to kill him, Allahu ta’âlâ raised him alive up to Heaven.
At a time towards the end of the world he will descend to
Damascus from Heaven and will follow the Sharî’at of
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