Mr. Mufassil Islam,
You have said, "Any school of Islamic thought which goes directly against Holy Quran and Sahih 6 Hadiths - I do not and will not accept that individual to be Islamic." I heard it from many scholars (Sunni) in their lectures that to be a perfect Muslim, you have to accept the Holy Qura'n and the sahih Hadiths (since in these hadiths the Prophet (SA) didn't say anything on his own) in your heart. We may not understand some, but we should not reject any.
Now can you tell us who made the following remarks?
"The Messenger of Allah (SA) used to think that the Dajjaal (Anti-Christ) would come out in his time, or close to his time. However, 1350 years passed away and many long generations came and went, yet the Dajjaal did not come out. So it is confirmed that what the Prophet (SA) thought did not prove true!!"
Later he added: "Indeed, 1350 years have passed…yet the Dajjaal has not come out, so this is the reality."
(The above is a clear rejection of the emergence of the Dajjaal, whose emergence has been narrated concurrently in authentic hadiths.)
And He further said: "It is confirmed that everything which is related in the hadith of the Prophet (SA) concerning the Dajjaal is the opinion and analogical deduction of the Prophet (SA), and it is a doubtful misgiving from his affair."
So is this not a rejection of the Dajjaal? Is this not a denial of the narration of the Messenger (SA), about which Allah said:
"And he does not speak from his own desire. It is revelation inspired to him." (Sura Najm 53:3-4)
Furthermore, that person had the arrogance to make audacious remark about the Prophet (SA):
"Allah the Glorified commanded him (the Prophet) in Sura Nasr to repent to his Lord due to what emanated from him in deficiencies and shortcomings in distributing the deen."
What do you think about that person? Do you now know who that person was?
Thanks,
Mohammad Musa Sarkar
--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, mufassil islam <mufassili@...> wrote:
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> I am used to this type of forgone conclusions. My understanding of Islam does not require drumming up. I come from a family of hundreds of years of Sufism and my direct forefathers have a lineage of Sufy thinkers which are well known in Bangladesh. I am the direct generation of Soleman Shah Fakir of Baltoli, Murad Nagar, Comilla (ask any Bangladeshi from the region) where millions of sufi fakirs - lalon vaktas gather every year. This trend is followed by Urs of my grandfather's majar at Araihazar as well. I have had my fair share of learning in Sufism, Marefater gopon kotha, Gajjali and so on. Let me ask you a straight question and do please answer honestly - no pretext please. And do let the readers know as well. Do you know the meaning of the word 'Sufism' and the etymology of this word? Please don't check and tell me that you know it even though I wish you to know about it. It seems the word Sufism is being abused without a bridle in Islam now a days. Some people have even gone too far to give up salah in the name of Sufi Islam. I request you to study the history of Khelafat Andolon and also the history of Dudu Miah in our part of the world. Bukhari Sharif talks about Fanah Fillah as the highest Sakin stage of Shariah where salah becomes only a part of all time ebadah in Islam - a momeen's final stage. Muslim - Momeen and Ehsan. Yes brother in Islam, I have no intentions to create any conflicts amongst Islamic idelologies and schools but I do accept Tablig efforts and Dawah efforts but I will not agree with the fact of compromising basic Islamic beliefs in the name of Islamic dicersity. Any school of Islamic thought which goes directly against Holy Quran and Sahih 6 Hadiths - I do not and will not accept that individual to be Islamic. As of my nature - I will never compromise with irrationality and will not coil away. I you can counter logic - please do so. As to self-proclaimed 'Human Rights Advocate' issue. Sir, this is not a title which can be sold and this is being used by some of the so called experts in Bangladesh. I was the first individual who had appeared with this title in major Bangladeshi and international medias. I have had helped Christians, Muslism alike around the world which have had been widely publicised in major medias around the globe including BBC, Daily Star etc. I don't think you have had the chance to read about me. I welcome you to spend a bit of your valuable time to read the Encyclopaedia about me online. You can kindly just type my name on google. I am not like Mr.Turkman who will throw abuses behind nick names or from hideouts and secret locations. I have had studied in various Universities around the world and am a lawyer of international standing and I had to work hard to lift this title. Nevertheless, I am always ready to accept any logic - not abuse by which you can prove me wrong. Please forward references as I always do in my letters.
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> To: alochona@...: IndianJustice@yahoogroups.com; reform-bd@yahoogroups.com; tritiomatra@yahoogroups.com; dhakamails@...: turkman@...: Sun, 23 Nov 2008 12:49:59 -0800Subject: [ALOCHONA] Misinterpretation of Islam by Humayun Ahmad in his column in Prothom Alo
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> Bangladesh has a lot higher Literacy Rate than Pakistan if a Mosque Imam can be 8th Grade pass. I watched on TV in USA, a Western Journalist with a Translator in a Religious School (MuDrissaa) in Pakistan, asking the Teacher, "What's 8 x 8 ?"The Teacher could not tell.Allaho Akbar ...! Pakistan ZinDaabaaD ...!--- On Thu, 11/20/08, Cyrus thoughtocrat@... wrote:
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> From: ANWAR IQBAL Anwariqbal@yahoo. com>To: alochona@yahoogroup s.comSent: Tuesday, November 18, 2008 2:32:26 PMSubject: RE: [ALOCHONA] Fw: Misinterpretation of Islam by Humayun Ahmad in his column in Prothom Alo
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> At the end of this letter, I have pasted a copy of an article that was sent to me by a friend who lives in Germany . This is related to the subject of your conversation. Please review this and give us your words of wisdom on that article.
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> So called Islamic intellectuals with their bigotry, myopic visions and immense disrespect to other civilizations and cultures have given Islam and the Muslims a bad name today. Many of those intellectuals grew up receiving Islamic teachings from Class 8 pass mullahs. Some of them obviously obtained higher education beyond village Moktobs. That however, did not clear the brain washing they received during their childhood. These are the people who we find relentlessly trying to force their version of Islam through our throats.
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> People like you keep people like us scared and makes us worried about the future of our dear motherland. Not too long ago, Mullah Omar came to power with Taliban in Afghanistan with your type of values and ideas. Besides other valuable relics and artifacts of immense historic importance, they destroyed 2000 years old statue of Buddha which is not only a loss of History and tradition for the Afghans but also an irreparable loss for the whole mankind. In your letter, you said, "Human nature does not evolve with time. It is static", if you really feel that to be true, you and your types should move into the caves and "Be modern and seal all means of deviation and use your intellect to worship the Almighty - not using dead idols."
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> style shopping malls. Now when you walk out of the Al-haram, all you see is malls and big
> hotels. Makkah is supposed to be a place of spirituality, not materialism. Any kind of
> spiritual benefit one gets from the Kaba gets easily lost the second he/she step out and
> walk into these buildings. All you see is people eating, buying, selling, you totally don't
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> vacation area, people want the best hotel, the best food, drink, comfort etc. You must be
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> Masjid al-Haram in May 2007, Mecca [ see the high rise malls and hotels in the
> background skyline] Have you ever seen the Jamaatis and bigots like Mufti Fazlul
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> POLITICAL ISLAM i.e the use of religion for political purposes !--- On Sun, 11/9/08, mufassil islam mufassili@hotmail. com> wrote:
> From: mufassil islam mufassili@hotmail. com>Subject: RE: [ALOCHONA] Fw: Misinterpretation of Islam by Humayun Ahmad in his column in Prothom AloTo: alochona@yahoogroup s.comDate: Sunday, November 9, 2008, 8:05 AM
> Again..the statutes are not representative of any modern art. This is the most ancient form of art in human history which culminated from idol worshipping pagan societies. We do not want people - especially naitives of a simple-minded society to be dragged into the vortex of justifying idolatry in any form or shape. The regime in Egypt is not any way Islamic and human rights record in suppressing democratic norms in that country is appalling. The Islamic scholars of Bengal is way far wiser than many Arabs and exceptions do not make laws. When world is moving ahead in art and culture in various electronic medias - we are bogged down in static idolisation of so called great leaders. When Moses was away - the Bible and Quran (Exodus and Bakara) say that the followers started worshipping the Cow. Please read the context. Human nature does not evolve with time. It is static. Be modern and seal all means of deviation and use your intellect to worship the Almighty - not using dead idols. You idolise Greats in minds - not by building statutes. The right salute to them is to fight and strive for the cause they are respected for. You democratic modern people - let's suggest a final solution - democratically. Let's have a poll. I bet most of us will condemn this culture. Now will you condemn our blind uncultured mass? Well - that's democracy - mass rules - learn to live with it. Mufassil IslamHuman Rights Advocate
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> To: alochona@yahoogroup s.comFrom: anwarshafqat@ hotmail.comDate: Fri, 7 Nov 2008 08:40:34 +0000Subject: RE: [ALOCHONA] Fw: Misinterpretation of Islam by Humayun Ahmad in his column in Prothom Alo
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> To: abdurrazzaq1949@ hotmail.com; hgas@northsouth. eduFrom: sahannan@sonarbangl adesh.comDate: Tue, 28 Oct 2008 07:56:04 -0700Subject: [ALOCHONA] Fw: Misinterpretation of Islam by Humayun Ahmad in his column in Prothom Alo
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> Assalamu Alaikum A question has been sent to me to give my opinion on the one -column article of Humayun Ahmad, a well-known novelist of Bangladesh I feel that Humayun ahmad sahib has done injustice to Islam, Muslim and himself.My points are as follows:-( Those who know Bangla can read the attached articlein Bangla.Those who do not know, there is no problem as I have taken his point of view in my submissions )
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> !.He says that some madrasah student shouted and government backed down on statue issue and removed the under-constuction statue of a famous poet and Baul Lalon Shah.This is not true that a few Madrasah students protested..Al leasr 50 million Muslims in two hundred thousand masjids heard Khutba ( speech of Imam) of prayer leader in Juma congregation on last friday condeming statue making.
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> As against that I have seen human chains, one of 25 people and another of 15 teachers, may be there were a few others.It clearly reflects public opinion.
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> 2.He has tried to justify staue making and honoring them in the name of Islam.He says that Prophet (sm) did not erase the picture of Maryam from the wall of Kaba when he destroyed other idols of kabah..Is it any justification for statue makinf or placing them in public places for reminding heritage?.At the most it can be said that the Prophet honored the existing picture of the mother of Isa (AS)and it will not be proper for Muslims to break statues existing before the advent of Islam of religious personages.
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> Mr Ahmad has said from Bukhari that Ayesha used to play with dolls and Prophet (sm ) did not stop her.It at the most proves that small dolls are permissible for children as Imam Shawkani and Dr Qaradawi have said( Al Halal wal Haram Fil Islam by Dr Qaradawi) It does not prove that statue making and honoring them are permissible.
> He failed to mention numerous Hadith in Bukhari and other Hadith books which say that those who make statue are cursed and will not enter Jannah.
> 3.We do not know whether there are half statues of three poets and saints in Iran.However we know that all statues of Shah of Iran were destroyed by the people after his fall and nostatue was made of Imam Khomeni.
> Even if some statues are there, these are violations.We should take notice that there is no statue our Prophet, or Sahabi or khalifas of Rashidun or Abbasid or Umayyad period, not even of Moghul rulers or Sultans of Bengal.
> 4.About Greek statue in Libiya it is also of Pre-Islamic period , may be it was not broken for some reasons but the Libiyans did not erect new statues.
> 5 About destruction of Buddha statue in Afganistan , Al-Azhar, OIC ,Qaradawi condemned the destruction of this old pre-islamic statue of Buddha. This does not mean that Islam likes statues and we should start making statues of our leaders, Imams and Sahabis and Khalifas and place them in public places.
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> 6.Mr Humayun Ahmad's piece is an emotional and one-sided and surely mis-interpretation of Islam.
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> I am sharing with you a bangla article of Humaun Ahmed published in the Prothom Alo on 27.10.08. What is your comment on this?
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