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History
‘Ali’s pledge to Abu Bakr
I have seen it stated that hadrat ‘Ali along with some of his relatives delayed their pledge of loyalty to Hadrat Abu Bakr… Continue reading
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Deva
I have been years wondering what is the nature of origin of deva is it angel or jinn or other kind of ALLAH creation? Continue reading
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Sufi Dancing
Why Sufi dance and sing in the mosque? Did prophet Mohammed also dance and sing in the mosque? Continue reading
Posted in History, Sufism (Tasawwuf)
Tagged `ulema, authentic, chain of authority, chains of transmission, circles, companions, duff, hadith scholar, hadra, hadrah, happy dancing, Imam Ahmed bin Hanbal, Imam Bukhari, spiritual dancing, whirling
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Vest of Naqshbandi
Permit us to ask a question that our Naqshbandi tradition of wearing vest. Where did it come from…
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Posted in History, Sunnah
Tagged men's clothing, Mevlevi Order, origins, Sayyidina `Ali (r), sunnah dress, vest
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Al Khidr and St George
What is the connection between Al Khidr (as) and St-George? Some Christians say St-George was the son of a Palestinian Christian and was martyred… Continue reading
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Tagged al-Afrad, Alexander the Great, awliyaullah, Awtad, Christianity, esoteric knowledge, fountain of youth, hidden saints, inner knowledge, Ma'ul-Hayat, Moses, Prophet Moses (as), Sayyidina Khidr (as), Sufi Chivalry, the Green One, watad
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Hazrat Solomon’s Temple
Would it be worth starting a fund to raise money to rebuild the temple of Solomon?[fr]Would it be worth starting a fund to raise money to rebuild the temple of Solomon?[/fr] Continue reading
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Tagged King Soloman (as), Sayyidina Sulaiman (as), Sayyidina Sulayman (as), The Temple of Sulayman (a)
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Women Sahaba Working
Are there any records in history that show the women sahaba used to work or have jobs?Especially jobs more associated with men in todays times,eg. business owners,traders and lawyers etc. Continue reading
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Tagged Sayyida Khadija, women sahabah working
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Hostility between Ayesha (ra) and Ali (ra)
1. Is it true that Ayesha (raa) lead a war against Ali (raa) in which thousands upon thousands of Muslims had died?[fr]1. Is it true that Ayesha (raa) lead a war against Ali (raa) in which thousands upon thousands of Muslims had died?[/fr] Continue reading
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Tagged abusing Companions, companions, division, Fadak, fitna, respect for Companions, reviling Companions, Sayyida `Ayesha, Sayyidina `Ali (r), Ummahat al-mumi'nin
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Dajjal and Bermuda Triangle
There’s a theory that Dajjal will emerge from florida and that he is currently in the bermuda triangle. He’s been capturing aeroplanes and ships to increase his army… Continue reading
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Imam Jilani’s Sirr al-Asrar
Is the book Sirra al-Asrar of Shaykh Abdal Qadir Jilani authneically reported from him ? Is the book we have today authentic from him… Continue reading
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Tagged Abdul-Qadir al-Jazairi, Amir Abd-al-Qader, Emir Abd-al-Qader
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