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Islamic sciences, who speak Arabic but have no knowledge of Tafsîr, is not called the tafsîr (explanation) of the Qur’ân. That is why a hadîth-i-sherîf says: ‘A person who gives meanings to the Qur’ân al-kerîm according to his own understanding becomes a disbeliever.’ A glossary of Arabic and other non-English terms foreign to the English reader is appended. May Allâhu ta’âlâ have us all keep to the right path shown by the scholars of Ahl as-Sunna! May he protect us from believing in the false, deceitful, insidious lies of the enemies of Islam and of the lâ-madhhabî people exploiting the names such as ‘great scholar of Islam’! All the books published in multifarious languages are being spread over the entire world by way of internet. A NOTE: Christian missionaries are striving to advertise Christianity, Jews are trying to propagate the Talmud, the Hakîkat Kitâbevi is doing its best to publicize Islam, and freemasons are struggling to annihalate religions. A wise, learned and reasonable person will use his logic and choose the right one. By supporting the promulgation of the right one, they will serve as a means for mankind’s attaining happiness in this world and in the Hereafter. The present world’s Muslims have parted into three main groups. The first group are the true Muslims who have been following in the Sahâba’s footsteps. They are called Ahl as-Sunnat or Sunnî Muslims or the Firqa-i-nâjiyya, which means the group who have saved themselves from Hell. The second group are enemies of the Sahâba. They are called Shi’îs (Shiites) or the Firqa-i-dâlla, i.e. the deviating group. The third group are inimical both to the Sunnites and to the Shiites. They are called Wahhâbîs or Nejdîs (or Najdîs), from Najd, their birth place in Arabia. They are also called the Firqa-i-mel’ûna, (i.e. the accursed group.) For, it is written in our publications entitled Endless Bliss and The Rising and the Hereafter that people in that group call Muslims ‘disbelievers’. And our blessed Prophet put a curse on people who call Muslims as such. This tripartite state of the Muslim world is the outcome of Jewish and British intrigues. Every Muslim should always say, “Lâ ilâha il-l-Allah,” for the tezkiya of his nafs, i.e. to cleans himself from ignorance and sinfulness, which are inherent in his nature, and always repeat the prayer, “Estaghfirullah,” for the tasfiya of his heart i.e. to save himself from unbelief and sinfulness, which have smothered his heart as a result of his indulgence in his nafs, in the devil, in evil company, and in harmful reading. Prayers said by people who – 8 –
obey Islam and make tawba for their sins will be accepted (by Allâhu ta’âlâ). If a person does not perform his daily (five) namâzes, looks at women who have not properly covered themselves and at others’ exposed awrat parts, and eats and drinks what is harâm to eat and drink, it must be concluded that he does not obey Islam. His prayers shall not be accepted. Mîlâdî Hijrî Shamsî Hijrî Kamarî 2001 1380 1422 – 9 –
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promulgated this Madhhab. They alwa
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