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THE BELIEF of AHL AS-SUNNA The belief of Ahl as-sunna is what you need first, Of the seventy-three, choose this way, the rest’ll lead to Hell. Muslims are all sunnî: and their leader is Nu’mân. Paradise is promised to their followers in îmân. First make thine belief firm; then hold fast to Sharî’at! Obey Islam’s five commandments; do avoid its harâms! If you commit a sin, make tawba, forthwith! Whoever violates Sharî’at will one day regret it. Don’t ever believe the atheist, else you’ll end up in misery! Mind sweet words, or they’ll entice you into catastrophe! Hypocrites are on the increase; angels in guise, snakes in essence. To entrap you, they’ll be your friends, so true in appearance. Anyone may claim he is right, and others wrong, Islam is the criterion whereby to judge who is right! Person who disobeys Islam is an aberrant one; He who knows history well, will confirm this word. Why will a person feeling unwell run to see a doctor? For no one wants to die, life is more sweet than anything else. Who on earth could claim he wouldn’t like to live forever? Death does not mean nonexistence: believe in life in the grave! Paradise is everlasting, and so is Hell; Qur’ân states so, Beware of everlasting affliction, were it only a suspicion, Yet some people deny this; a bat will shun light, and a crow Enjoys rubbish heaps. It is the philomel that will solicit the rose. No doubt, a lascivious profligate could not like Islam, These two’d never come together; good and bad are opposites! Muslims are observant of the right, and kind to people; Infidels, like serpents, enjoy hurting others. Alas, Yâ Rabbî, alas! Such a difficult time we live in: Religious knowledge’s sunken into oblivion, very few perform namâz. Masons insidiously gnaw at Islam from all directions; Communists inflict torment; death, dungeon on Muslims. – 420 –
Today’s eccentricities the Messenger foretold; Said: “My follower shall be so lonesome one day; Every home shall be loud with music, adhân heard no more; No ’âlim anywhere, the ignorant shall come to the fore! Believers shall be miserable, disbelievers a Solomon each, Every man a servant of his wife, woman commanding in the home; Tall buildings shall be built, like a dog’s teeth: Travelling shall be so fast, distance no longer a matter. The intellect shall find many things, yet mankind sound asleep. Birgivî [1] wrote in his book, as many hadîths foretold: Signs of the world’s end shall appear, one after another; The most famous of these signs; many a person shall be drunk. People quite unaware of Islam shall be called ’Ulamâ. The cruel shall be honoured, to ward off his harm. Shamelessness on the increase, cuckolds wandering, The basest of mankind in Moscow, issuing orders. Everyone an ’âlim to himself, Muslim shall be called ‘rough.’ Few shall tell the truth, liars talking all the time. A person shall be praised much, though having no îmân in his heart: Men, like women, shall wear silk clothes shamelessly. Wealth, adultery shall be arts, boys used for girls: Women shall be tightly dressed, legs, bosoms in the open. Fitna shall prevail all over, manslaughter for nothing. Bid’at shall be widespread, no one to obey the sunnats. People lacking moral sense, like Dajjâl, shall invent thousands of lies, Should a person tell the truth, they shall assail from all directions. Men shall be unaware of Islam, and women shall be eccentric: Emr-i-ma’rûf shall be forgotten, charlatans advertising sins. Islam shall be criticised, harâms shall be committed everywhere, Being a Muslim shall be in words only, melodies enjoyed in the name of Qur’ân. The Believer shall be called reactionary, the renegade shall be backed: All these shall certainly happen before the crack of doom. Dajjâl, the grand prognostication, shall appear in Khorasan; Then Îsâ shall descend from heaven, to a mosque in Damascus. A hadîth says, “Of my daughter Fâtima’s descendants, a youth Named Mehdi shall appear, and his father shall be named Abdullah. [1] Muhammad Birgivî passed away in 981 [A.D. 1573]. – 421 –
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Hakikat Kitabevi Publications No: 1
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— 1 — PREFACE May hamd [1] be t
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peoples, Europeans, led by the Brit
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— 2 — INTRODUCTION TO THE FIRST
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temperament, knowledge and cognitiv
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Ishrâqiyyûn (Pythagoreanism) is a
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numerous books. He was an adversary
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fully aware of their religious comm
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under their rule for six hundred ye
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— 3 — DIYÂ-UL-QULÛB (LIGHT OF
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Muhammad ‘alaihis-salâm’ were
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Christian historian, and a translat
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Qur’ân reached the rank of marty
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Muslims, Christians were delighted
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kindness, and compassion. Always pr
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goodness and beauty and guiding peo
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as Khayber, which were situated bet
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searched for, will be found in the
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wherever they came upon, like birds
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they should be strong documents for
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most important command, loosened. T
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— 4 — OBSERVATIONS ON THE FOUR
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number of uncertainties and inconsi
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which tell about hadrat Îsâ and h
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een saying and reciting what I lear
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Revelation, the ecclesiastical auth
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other people, he used such expressi
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other, how many thousands of Jews t
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THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW The ninth ver
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THE GOSPEL OF MARK All historians a
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THE GOSPEL OF LUKE It is a certain
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THE GOSPEL OF JOHN As for the Gospe
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Christians cannot realize these odd
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Ya’qûb (Jacob), Yahûdâ (Juda),
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Greek versions of the Book of Isaia
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this verse in the Old Testament by
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efore the passover came to Bethany,
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for thus it becometh us to fulfill
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The third and later verses of the e
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Nevertheless, the other three Gospe
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them to observe all things whatsoev
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together of all these things which
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to the other disciple, whom Jesus l
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having the children killed; the arr
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contrary to this commandment: In th
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and unprofitableness thereof.”
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— 6 — AN OBSERVATION OF THE EPI
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there is a difference of one thousa
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— 7 — AN ANSWER TO THE BOOK GHA
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y Îsâ ‘alaihis-salâm’, and t
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conquests throughout the period of
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is the highest of Prophets, always
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eason! Learn what you do not know b
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they attacked the Qurtuba mosque fi
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and forty-second pages of a book wh
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parents.” [The most inhuman, the
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British) by Es-Sayyîd Muhammad Hab
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efdalut-tahiyyât’, before his de
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titles of the books they wrote befo
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seventh year of the Hegira, the new
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of ’Umar ’radiy-Allâhu anh’,
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there would be no reason to deny it
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Once, a hundred and eighty people a
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alaihi wasallam’ entered Harem-i-
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alaihi wasallam’. Rasûlullah mas
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e compared with hadîths with respe
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with him. Yet some âyats in Qur’
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The forty-sixth âyat of Kahf sûra
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“Do not be inclined to the world
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of a tailor.”] Rasûlullah ‘sal
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with him [the As-hâb-i-kirâm] are
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[namâz]. Certainly [the help of] A
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them], to orphans [by pleasing them
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worships; faithful men and faithful
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church and confessing their sins le
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and comfort in the world and shall
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hath been said by them of old time,
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eformations in Europe. The agents o
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(quoted above) was revealed upon th
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heaven,” powerlessness is imputed
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ye fast, be not, as the hypocrites,
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eam that is in thine own eye?” [M
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Prophet], and Rasûlullah, being Al
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their bodies are dead. 28 — In th
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of Allâhu ta’âlâ, (i.e. who is
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pester him in the world.” (43-36)
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ummats, (there was) a conceited per
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group of people who are on board a
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heavens shall darken:” “And the
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igoted to accept Islam and fearing
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that was carried out when Îsâ ‘
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own saviour-god. [After the short-l
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opposition was as futile as Canute
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putting the bread and wine on and g
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estoration rite, several myths of s
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(16) Later he loses favour with the
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“The belief in God as a Trinity,
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They placed the Son of God into the
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and with all thy soul, and with all
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after me.” “I, even I, am the L
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[If Îsâ ‘alaihis-salâm’ had
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acknowledged even by today’s Gosp
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Did the Gospels contain no other ev
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him.” “By this we know that we
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Israelite Prophets, such as Isrâî
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whom the word of God came, and the
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elief which was based on a curious
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a dead person’s soul into a new b
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(Timeios).] Plato modified this ide
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of information they acquired from r
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heavenly religions by Prophets]. It
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esuscitate the dead with the point
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Christ”, which won him the infamo
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maintained its braggadocio as the k
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According to the Nestorians, God ha
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horde of rovers around himself, and
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colleagues who had interpreted the
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the Nazarene religion, a true relig
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mankind could be saved from the dir
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hear, I judge: and my judgment is j
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Son, sacrificed His only Son, thus
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and if he does not attain shafâ’
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habits, in addition to manners and
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hâb-i-kirâm ‘alaihimur-ridwân
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any possible future question as to
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eyes covered with the curtain of ig
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(Ruhsat), and the other is called (
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[A.D. 1517], ceased from turning in
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awrat parts of their bodies which I
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him before, would not know who he w
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(Jerusalem), three times a year. Fo
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tawba truly and sincerely, (that is
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On the other hand, Christians prote
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when ye fast, be not, as the hypocr
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compel people to follow their instr
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set out for a voyage that would tak
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The Protestants’ statement which
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occult meanings of Fâtiha-i-sherî
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Jews; all these performances are ta
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Because this priest is not aware of
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down his throat while he, a king as
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captivated people who are fond of p
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eligion whose main principle is to
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order to obey the commandment of Mu
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the Ottoman industry and arts. He h
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and then being an expert in a numbe
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will refute them and publicize thei
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His Qur’ân al-kerîm in the Arab
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ANSWER: The commandment of jihâd i
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writings about Dâwûd ‘alaihis-s
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ANSWER: Yes, any religion or sect c
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gave sanctuary to a number of Chris
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Catholic sect could not inherit pro
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which carry out the principles of j
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ooklets: “In matters concerning t
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to discourage the victim’s kins f
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this subject is that the priest fee
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where no one other than the owner h
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of negroes were being sold and boug
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their sly purposes. In its complete
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heart could not account for a divor
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fathers, died in the Tunisian city
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man delivers his wife to another an
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get out of this situation as long a
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Shîrâzî: [1] “Could it ever be
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to the killing of Îsâ ‘alaihis-
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5 — According to the Gospel of Ma
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generally accepted narrative, the f
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to keep guard for three days by the
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and his disciples, upon seeing him,
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y Allâhu ta’âlâ. Because Chris
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which never ceases to exist] Person
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synonymous with (Jawâd) and means
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turn, would mean being a creature,
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impossible, so it is impossible for
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coming into existence from one anot
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Awliyâ [1] ‘qaddes-allâhu ta’
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to fear and avoid His torment. All
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Genesis that Allâhu ta’âlâ com
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knowledgeable. For instance, when a
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from entering any space. Its eviden
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