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- Page 3 and 4: TAM ‹LM‹HÂL SE’ÂDET-‹ EBE
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- Page 27 and 28: Allâhu ta’âlâ decides to be go
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all would like it and confirm it. H
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group who deny (the existence of) A
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3 — FIRST VOLUME, 63rd LETTER Thi
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are certainly innocent. That is, ce
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translate books of Tasawwuf without
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JUSTICE At the end of your valuable
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eing deceived by the lies and sland
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is no difference between the humani
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the thoughts to new conditions of l
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HALÂLS AND HARÂMS Everything is c
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Lying is a fault. A faulty person c
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Shi’îs call themselves Ja’fer
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Ibrâhîm bin Yesâr Basrî and his
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from the books and statements of so
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QADÂ AND QADAR The fifth of the si
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5 — BOOKS OF TAFSÎR - HADÎTH-I
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Every Muslim has to learn the two h
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Some books of tafsîr that are othe
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history] are not Islam’s valuable
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He was skilled in every science, he
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in actual fact only because a mujta
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mawdû’ in his book Ahâdith-ul-m
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Also, it is written in the book al-
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The hadîth describing the namâz o
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6 — KINDS OF HADÎTH-I SHERÎFS K
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sallam’ uttered a hadîth-i quds
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Muhammad bin Ismâ’îl. He is bri
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7 — FIRST VOLUME, 50th LETTER Thi
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Allah. He who serves his Allah is s
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and taqwâ properly, one should be
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9 — FIRST VOLUME, 48th LETTER Thi
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10 — FIRST VOLUME, 53rd LETTER Th
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y seeing the infinite greatness of
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When the Muslims heard about the de
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Ridâ and Sayyed Qutb annihilated t
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The reason why man is the most need
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14 — FIRST VOLUME, 70th LETTER Th
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15 —FIRST VOLUME, 71st LETTER Thi
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hâls, the mawâjid, the ’ulûm a
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18 — ISLAM An excerpt taken from
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his gratitude for this freedom and
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priestly caste of Brahmin. Jûkî i
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Allâhu ta’âlâ keep you on the
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and cruelty are public, that is, no
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Prophet ‘sall-Allâhu ’alaihi w
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e forgotten. None of the Qur’ân
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It is written in the annotation to
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You should perform the prayer of na
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26 — FIRST VOLUME, 46th LETTER Th
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These forces exist in the human bra
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detests and prohibits.” Today som
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any faith. He says that he believes
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suffice. Some of our superiors have
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they do it for Allah’s grace. The
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taken such a way will not attain sa
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“O My dear Messenger! Proclaim wh
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never hypocritical and that he will
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versions, Shiism is explained in de
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world is the field for the next wor
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names, [uttering words, using instr
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called Asmâ-i-husnâ. The Names of
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to recite prescribed words in a pre
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them, but caused them to be made. I
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and that Allah creates goodness onl
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means the heart’s acknowledgement
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[Some people say: “How does a per
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apostasy, for when he becomes a mur
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through material support, through i
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means of war during the time of pea
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company with Abû Hanîfa’s disci
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in the preface of Ibni ’Âbidîn,
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Durr-ul-mukhtâr, Mawdû’ât-ul-
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Imâm a’zam Abû Hanîfa is Muham
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ta’âlâ. He performed hajj fifty
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[It is written in al-Mîzân-ul-kub
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People who have adapted themselves
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I will change the past to the prese
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Hasan. Yet Wahhabism is based upon
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information about the karâmât of
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together with the fard ones will ea
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hundred and thirteen thousand years
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intermediation). Tawassul, tashaffu
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kill become carrion, (and therefore
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place where the grave is must be th
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16— Muhammad bin ’Alî Zamlikâ
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Mûsâ Kâzim was like a theriac fo
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’Abd-ul-Haqq-i-Dahlawî says in h
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and 211th pages, it states that to
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interests. A heart that is not so a
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36— Principal of Madrasat-ul-irf
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Islam’s unity, ousted the Amîr o
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correctly, there is no other way th
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Ottoman State interfere with the ma
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declared clearly in the Qur’ân a
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those exploiters whose sole concern
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ocean in every branch of knowledge,
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Even ’Âlûsî, who praises Ibni
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A Madhhab leader is a great savant
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fourteenth century. He stayed in Me
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not understand that ijtihâd is not
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ukû’ and sajda and how to perfor
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ear hostility towards bid’at hold
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Sunnî creed. They said that they w
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need ijtihâd. Consensus in this se
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(praise and thanks to Allâhu ta’
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imply anything approximating to it.
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Today some people say that it is sh
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eported unanimously by the savants
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To cling to the causes, to expect a
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many benefits.” Hadrat ’Alâ’
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in Shîraz or Bahâullah’s house
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went to Kashmir in India. There he
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Kitâbevi of Istanbul offset this b
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drinks and fornication are halâl (
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1— We will not talk with people w
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from Iraq in March, 1385 (1966), th
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ooks of the Ahl as-Sunnat savants d
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answers to their philosophy. But su
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Madhhab of the Ahl as-sunnat. The s
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getting a sealed paper from a lâ-m
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them, by translating them from Arab
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salvation. In everything they do th
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the other hand. There are three gro
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6— He says: “Taxes incompatible
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1394 [1974 A.D.]. See the books ent
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ignorant. He said that that was the
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are so evil. They are polytheists.
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their wives and daughters to the me
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Khârijî. It quotes the writings o
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pronounced for victory were accepte
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hoped for, took place not in the mu
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and in this way they used all their
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government. Publishing newspapers a
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2— The second economical system c
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He claimed to be a prophet. He was
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parchments and papyri in the useful
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nations. Thousands of examples and
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perplexed younglings and warn them
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Efendi concluded, “Then, your exa
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strives to belittle Islam by quotin
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fear of Hell. People who suffer are
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infliction, but putting an end to m
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it in this world as they obey it. T
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people happy altogether by only inc
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“In recent times, too, there have
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progress. As is written in all ency
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Islamic religion and civilization.
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Efendî used to say: “If I knew a
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damage to the parts not crossing th
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entitled al-Hadîqa writes: “To t
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information which Islamic savants h
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nothing of science, of Islamic book
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made mistakes even in their own spe
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In order to eradicate Islam, the en
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they are insidious enemies pretendi
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meanings can only be given by Islam
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their languages used in expressing
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42 - FIRST VOLUME, 73rd LETTER This
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these two objectives is possible if
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a person converts to Islam during t
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ecome sinful. By the same token, it
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wonder what could be the excuse or
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perhaps, is it even a fancy. For, i
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laws, too.] We should learn Islam b
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43 - The NAFS and the ’AQL The bo
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eligion is called a Muslim. For bei
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he will suffer from insomnia the re
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GLOSSARY Entries related to tasawwu
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nâfila: the supererogatory, additi