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دنیا میں ایسی مخلوق بھی پائی جاتی ہے 🤔

@Khotigroup کینڈا سے

اگر سولر لگانے کے واسطے نیپرا کا لائیسنس ضروری ھے تو پھر ٹرینڈ الیکٹریشنز کہاں سے لاؤ گے - Certified Electrician Technician- لگتا نُون لیگ والے عقل سے پیدل ہیں

لاہوری پھپھو کی عزت کرتے ہیں رشتے انمول ہوتے ہیں

حلیم ( کھچڑا) چمچہ سے کھانی ہے یا انگلیوں سے ؟ 🤔

@koolkustmer آپ نے تصویر بھیجی میں نے دیکھی غور سے ہر ادا اچھی خموشی کی ادا اچھی نہیں

Hazrat Khalifatul Masih IV’s (rh) 1998 work, Revelation, Rationality, Knowledge and Truth, presents a reflective and intellectually engaging discussion on the concept of a cyclic universe, framed through both the Holy Quran and, at that time, the contemporary scientific thought. In exploring the relationship between divine revelation and modern cosmology, he proposes that the universe does not simply begin once and end once; rather, it moves through recurring phases of creation, dissolution and rebirth. A central theme in the book is the idea of a universal collapse and regeneration. Huzoor (rh) draws upon the Quranic imagery of the heavens being “rolled up like the rolling up of written scrolls” (Surah al-Anbiya, Ch.21: V.105), suggesting a parallel to scientific notions such as the “Big Crunch,” in which the universe’s expansion eventually halts and reverses into a cosmic implosion. He posits that just as the universe emerged from an initial singularity, this same process may unfold repeatedly as implied from the verse. After collapsing, the universe could be reborn in a new “Big Bang”, initiating another cycle of cosmic evolution. In his view, these recurring cycles underscore God’s attribute as the perpetual Creator, continuously bringing new universes into existence rather than acting through a singular, isolated act of creation. Although Huzoor’s (rh) perspective is rooted in interpreting the verses and predates various contemporary cosmological models, it resonates intriguingly with Sir Roger Penrose’s later proposal of Conformal Cyclic Cosmology (CCC). Both frameworks challenge the notion of a single, absolute beginning to the universe, proposing instead that our known cosmos may be one phase in an ongoing sequence of cosmic epochs. However, the mechanisms differ: whereas Huzoor (rh) invokes a model similar to the “Big Bounce” or oscillatory universe – where expansion is followed by collapse – Penrose’s CCC avoids a collapse altogether. Instead, CCC envisions an infinitely expanded, low‑energy universe that is mathematically rescaled to give rise to a new Big Bang. Despite these differences, both perspectives converge on the profound idea that cosmic history may extend far beyond the confines of a single beginning and a single end. In my humble view, Penrose’s model not only harmonises remarkably well with the verse but may in fact be seen as an advancement upon earlier cosmological interpretations. We also note that in another verse, Allah has said: “Allah originates creation; then He repeats it; then to Him shall you be brought back.” (Surah ar-Rum, Ch.30: V.12) In the 20th century, humankind was able to understand that it all began at one point, a singularity called “Big Bang”. This was prophesied to be understood by humans one day: “Do not the disbelievers see that the heavens and the earth were a closed-up mass, then We opened them out?” (Surah al-Anbiya, Ch.21: V.31) Huzoor (rh) contrasts these Quranic verses with the scientific theories prevalent in the late 1990s. He observes that, at the time, many cosmologists leaned toward a model of perpetual expansion, envisioning a universe that would continue stretching outward indefinitely. In contrast, he highlights that the Quranic narrative alludes to a dramatic reversal of this expansion – a cosmic contraction resembling what modern cosmology terms the “Big Crunch.” Tap on the link in bio to read the full article 👆

@SaraArif111 Dec 2023

@zeefaham Wow, it didn’t fly away after seeing you and didn’t move from there 😄 By the way, when did you click this picture? I mean in which month?

یار اس کبوتر کو ذرا خوف نہیں 🤔

@stayalive1981 آف یا اف ؟

ظلم سہہ کر جو آف نہیں کرتے ان کے دل بھی عجیب ہوتے ہیں 🎶🎶

A brief documentary on how great a man Sir Zafrullah Khan was. Featuring @Razarumi and Dr Ayesha Jalal.

سنا ہے کہ بھینسوں پر emission tax لگا ہے ؟ 🤔

When I was an agnostic I did not quite understand why anyone would want to be known as a Muslim. I was embarrassed when someone identified me as one. When I saw the immense sacrifices of Ahmadis for the principle I began to understand the true meaning of being a Muslim.

Ahmadiyyat - True Islam, But How? x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

ضبط کا عہد بھی ہے شوق کا پیمان بھی ہے عہد و پیماں سے گزر جانے کو جی چاہتا ہے درد اتنا ہے کہ ہر رگ میں ہے محشر برپا اور سکوں ایسا کہ مرجانے کو جی چاہتا ہے

Had a great meeting with Mr.Maeshima @ousamaosamu, a mayoral contender in Hiroshima. He hopes to invite Huzoor (aba) to Peace Park and was moved to learn that Hazrat Musleh Maud (ra) was among the first outside Japan to condemn the tragedy. #pece #Hiroshima

86 years ago, on 23rd March, 1940, Lahore resolution was passed which was authored by none other than Zafrullah Khan. He was one of the founding fathers of 🇵🇰. Canada Star Weekly, Toronto on 28, May 1949 paid tribute to Zafrullah Khan by saying: "He Put Pakistan on the Map".

@Ibraheeeeem92 اتنی لمبی ہے ؟

اگر مصور آپکی تصویر بناتا تو دو صدیاں صرف آپ کی زبان بنانے میں لگ جاتیں

NEW: #AhmadiyyaMosque in #Toronto Formerly a Church now purchased by the Ahmadiyya Jamaat Canada.