If the torrent of bad news emanating from the Muslim world for the past few years, especially the challenges to Sunni Islam sprouting almost on a daily basis, has thrown you in the blues, and you, like me, are wondering, "what the heck is going on??" - here's a small personal prescription: read Alahazrat. Tired of the status quo, the monotony? Wish to inflame your soul? Wish to set fire to the cobwebs pulling you down? Go ahead. Read Alahazrat. If you wish to regale in the death of insecurity and uncertainty - by a thousand cuts - and glide in the skies of yaqeen and tawakkul, transport yourself right into the eye of a powerful tornado of Imaan, don't lose another moment - read Alahazrat. Then let death come, we can waltz our way to heaven.
On page 45 an incident is quoted with reference to Ĥayāt e Alahazrat, 2/541, regarding the incident of the Amīr of Afghainstan and the British army. I wanted to ask which edition of Ĥayāt e Alahazrat this reference is to, since I am unable to locate it on that page in the edition printed by Raza Academy in 2003. جزاك الله خيرا
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The name that was given to him at birth was the beautiful name of Mohammed. The name corresponding to that was Al Mukhtar. His grandfather, a great Scholar of the Imam Ahle Sunnat wal Jamaat, Allamah Mawlana Raza Ali Khan, also gave the young child the beautiful name of Ahmed Raza. It was by this name that he was & still is famously known.
Ji, i did look for it but i couldn't seem to find it on sunniport homepage, but these were the beautiful books and poster i could access; - Bad' al-Amali - 50 essential beliefs - The Light of Sight - The Preface of Fatawa Ridawiyyah - Loving the Prophet ﷺ - The Noble bequests - Tadhkirah of ibn mulaqqin. - 30 volume Fatawa (poster) - The preamable to faith - The killer mistake However, Jazak'Allahu khayraan for the mention of Ridawi press, i will also begin to use that site too. Allah Ta'ala reward you abundantly amin.
It was emotional, i teared up. O my Master Ala Hazrat! #Speechless Allah Ta'ala reward you immensely Mawlana Abu Hasan. And Jazak'Allahu khayran brother Aqdas, if it wasn't you to comment on this thread or be it anyone, i wouldn't have come across to read this amazing book; it came up as a new post on the thread, Thank you.
1. This is the best introduction to Alahazrat in the English language. 2. The book information at the end is brilliant. It might be missed, but think about it. The author must have read all those books to write such great reviews. 3. If you don't do anything this Safar, at least read this book.
True. Incorporate the blue from the previous edition and have a gradient filter starting from the bottom that becomes transparent as it it reaches the dome.
Feedback on cover: looks like it's red and melancholy and that its telling a tale of bloodshed. Can be easily fixed by changing to another shade.. Maybe blue or any other.
i dont mean to sound critical, but i wouldn't personally have included 'british' on the cover, not if the lies and slander against Alāhazrat is anything to go by [that he was a british agent]. Allah ta'āala accept this work & reward those responsible.