Miftah-ul-Janna (Booklet for way to Paradise)

deserve) your blessed praise!” Thereupon Hadrat Rasûlullah ‘sall-
Allâhu ’alaihi wa sallam’ said to his daughter: “O my daughter!
Angels in heaven feel hayâ (shame) towards Hadrat ’Uthmân!”
Because Rasûlullah ‘sall-Allâhu ’alaihi wa sallam’ gave him
two of his daughters in marriage, (one after the passing of the first
one,) he was called ’Uthmân-i-Zinnûreyn. Zinnûreyn means
owner of two Nûrs. He is well versed in the knowledge of Ma’rifat
(Spiritual knowledge pertaining to Allâhu ta’âlâ).
The fourth most virtuous Walî after him is ’Alî ‘kerrem-Allâhu
wejheh wa radiy-Allâhu ’anh’. His caliphate is rightful, a fact
ascertained by the ijmâ’-i-ummat. He is Rasûlullah’s son-in-law.
The beloved Messenger of Allâhu ta’âlâ gave his daughter Hadrat
Fâtima ‘radiy-Allâhu ’anhâ’ in marriage to him. He is well versed
in the knowledge of Tarîqat. He had a ghulâm (man slave). One
day his ghulâm intended to test his master. Hadrat ’Alî ‘radiy-
Allâhu ta’âlâ ’anh’ was outdoors at that time. When he came in
and asked the ghulâm for some service, the latter remained silent.
Thereafter, Hadrat ’Alî ‘kerrem-Allâhu wejheh’ inquired: “O
ghulâm! What wrong have I done to you to offend you and what
on my part has hurt you?” The ghulâm replied: “You have done
nothing wrong towards me. I am your slave. I have behaved so
only to test you. You are a true Walî.”
[Muslims who love all the Ashâb-i-kirâm (Sahâba) and who
follow in their footsteps are called Ahl as-sunnat (or Sunnî
Muslims). Those who say that they love some of them and who
hate most of the Sahâba are called Shî’îs (Shiites). Those who are
inimical towards all the Sahâba are called Râfidîs. A person who
claims to love all the Sahâba but who does not follow any one of
them is called a Wahhâbî. Wahhâbîism is a mixture of the ideas of
the heretical man of religion named Ahmad ibni Taymiyya and the
lies of the British spy named Hempher. They call the Ahl assunnat
Muslims ‘disbelievers’ because those true Muslims reject
the Wahhâbî tenets of belief. [This stigmatization on their part
bounces back on them, making them disbelievers themselves.]
The Wahhâbî doctrines were concocted by British plotters in
the Arabian peninsula in 1150 [1737 A.D.] They shed a
considerable amount of Muslim blood in their efforts to spread the
British plans. Today also, they are establishing Wahhâbî centers
which they call Râbita-t-ul ’âlam-il-islâmî in every country and
hunting unlearned men of religion by showering gold onto them.
Through these mercenaries they are misguiding Muslims. They are
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