مقدّمة أثار الهجوم الصاروخي الباليستي الأخير الذي شنته إيران ضد إسرائيل (أكتوبر 2024) انتقامًا لمقتل زعيم حزب الله حسن نصر الله؛ حالة من الإثارة في العالم الإسلامي، وبالنسبة للكثيرين؛ تُعتبر إيران البلد الأجرأ في العالم الإسلامي التي تقف وحدها في مواجهة إسرائيل لا شكّ بأن كل مسلم صادق يتمنى تحرير فلسطين ونهاية الصهيونية، وقد أظهرت […]
Author Archives: Farasat Latif
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Every sincere Muslim wants to see the liberation of Palestine and the end of Zionism
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Jun
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Introduction For most of its Islamic history, the land of Iran was majority Sunni. The Shi’i Safavids, who took control of Iran in 1501, changed this forever. Unlike other Shi’i dynasties such as the Fatimids in north Africa and the Buyids in Iraq, the Safavids were successful in permanently changing the religious landscape of the […]
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Jan
Jan
This is a list of sources that I ustilised in my various articles on hadith and sunnah.
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Jan
The h̩adīth of Kisā’ (cloak) refers to an incident where the Prophet gathered Fāṭima, ʿAlī, al-Ḥasan, and al-Ḥusayn underneath his cloak
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Jan
Below I have produced a glossary of Arabic terms that are used in this blog.
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Jan
The article gives a brief synposis of the life of the imposter Rashad Khalifa and his ignomious death.
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Jan
Jan
In this article we give a brief biography of the famous hadith rejector, Ghulam Ahmed Parwez.
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Jan
Jan
The hadith rejectors find themselves in a quandary when asked about the various details of the prayer, as the details of the prayer and other acts of worship are contained within the hadith. So to get around this they come up with a bizarre answer.
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Jan
Until very recently, the concept of the sunna, and its legal authority was never questioned. However, the twentieth century witnessed a number of individuals and groups, who under the guise of ‘returning to the Qur’an’ have rejected in totality, the legal authority of the sunna. This study critically analyses the works of three well known hadith rejectors: Ghulam Ahmad Parwez, Rashad Khalifa, and Kassim Ahmad.
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