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@Mirza_i_Faraz mithun dekh lijiyega

@kausar_nargis @softspoken04 youtu.be/e6Chawzo300?si…

@kausar_nargis @softspoken04 milligazette.com/news/6-issues/…

Aurat by Maulana Wahiduddin Khan Sahab

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@yusufalashari where's halwa?

...read tuḥfat al-ithnā ʿashariyyah by shah abd al-aziz ad-dihlawi

@Serdar_i_azam sly on me

Similarly there are ‘yearners’ they have a sacred hour of the day named ‘yearn o clock’. As the clock strikes they will start romanticising imaginary futures and lives they will never build, convincing themselves that longing is profound and emotional suffering is depth. +++++

@Rustum_0 reminds me of the mosque of cordoba

When James Forbes visited India, he observed how Hindus would appropriate Muslim monuments by placing an idol and turning them into temples. Today is a sad day, the historic Kamal Maula Mosque has been declared a temple, and Muslim prayers have been ordered to stop. (🧵) In the early 14th century Sultan Alauddin's first governor in Dhar had built a structure known today as the 'Kamal Maula' mosque. Stylistically mimicking Delhi's iconic Qutb mosque, it symbolized Dhar's inclusion in the Delhi sultanate's political orbit. A century later, in 1405, the last Tughluq governor (Dilawar Khan) in Dhar installed an iron pillar in a nearby mosque known as the 'Lat Masjid', making visual reference to a similar pillar that Sultan Iltutmish had placed before Delhi's Qutb mosque. The objection raised by the Hindu side is that the structure was built using materials from earlier Bhoja dynasty buildings. Maru-Gurjara architecture is not something exclusive to Hindus. Indo-Muslim dynasties extensively adopted and patronised the style, and the Muzaffarids themselves were among its greatest patrons. Malwa, being in close proximity to Gujarat and Rajasthan, naturally absorbed Maru-Gurjara influences into many of its Islamic monuments and architectural traditions. Even if it was true, the question is - so what? Throughout world history, succeeding polities have routinely reused the materials of previous regimes to construct or expand. For example: the Hoysala King Vishnuvardhana destroyed 720 Jain temples and used their materials to construct a large tank. 👉x.com/i/status/19665… Another thing is that the Hindu side claims that the mosque was built using materials from a Hindu temple dedicated to their deity Saraswati. This claim is also false. They base it on an idol which was later identified as an idol of Ambikā Yakṣiṇī, an attendant deity of the 22nd Jain Tīrthankara, Neminath. Now, some may argue that Jains and Hindus are the same, both sons of the Dharmic fabric. However, this romance is new and unfounded in history. Basvara Purana (13th century) gives an idea of how harshly Jains were treated: "With cries and roars, the heroic assembly of maheśvaras rose up. They quickly destroyed all the Jain vasadis and broke the heads of all the Jina idols. When they were finished, there was not a trace of a Jain vasadi or a Jina idol in all of Kalyāņa. In a fury, the devotees harassed and killed every known Jain and smashed them all into the ground." ——— However, this is not an isolated case. Across India, countless Muslim heritage and religious structures remain under Hindu occupation, while the courts and administration continue to do little to restore or protect them. Scroll further down this thread for more examples.

Here is a complete list of the books of Usul al-Fiqh in the Maliki school alongside their authors. [1/2]

@KashmiriHanbali @SAYY1Di "ahle hadees" claiming shah waliullah will never not be funny

@SAYY1Di That's just bollocks, funny coming from a Sufic 'Chisti' bloak, whatever the heck that is.... The major revivors of this Ummah over the past three centuries have been Salafi / Ahl al-Hadith: Amir al-San'ani Najdi Hanbali Shah Waliallah Ali al-Shawkani Nazir Husayn al-Dehlawi

Time to post this meme again.

الله يزوجنا

@Jawnmard1 and self

One of the defining characteristics of a Sufi is the annihilation of selfishness.

i'd turn to dust beneath their feet, if someday my beloved were mine — unknown

@anaynalhayat only if all the lectures were available

rare instance of a man crafting universal truth and immediately volunteering himself as evidence

lekin aisa raushan-raushan hansta baatein karta chand

The History & Development of the Ḥanafī Madhhab youtu.be/7s83donZihc An incredibly 2-hour journey into the origins and development of the Hanafi madhhab including the history of the madhhab with each of Islamic history's various Empires. This was a webinar delivered for Lubab Academy of Shaykh Abullah Mullanee (@aamullanee). Timestamps: 0:00:00 - 31:31 The Importance of Kufa 31:32 - 1:10:49 How Fiqh Works 1:10:50 - 1:31:35 Abu Hanifah & His Methodology 1:31:36 - 2:04:28 The School of Iraq & The School of Transoxiana & the Madhhab Throughout The Centuries Note: the last half an hour is a MUST-WATCH