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Interesting Similarities between Barelvi’ism and Christianity

Posted on Mon 30 Jumada Al Oula 1443AH 3-1-2022AD by islamtees

An interesting thesis (91 pages in total) titled Barelvi’ism and Christianity: similarities and the possible reasons why, by Hussain, Nouman (2018) is available on the University of Birmingham site here: https://etheses.bham.ac.uk/id/eprint/8218/ The author mentioned the following on page 46: “It should … Continue reading →

Posted in Clarifications | Tagged Abdul Qādir Jilani, Ahmed Raza Khan, Ala Hazrat, Ala-Hazrat, Bareilly, barelvi, barelvi'ism, barelvis, barelwi, barelwi'ism, barelwis, catholicism, ghawth, grave worship, Hazer and Nazer, Minhaj ul Quran, noor, qadri, saints, sufi, sufis, sufism, superstitions, Tahir Al-Qadri, Tahir-ul-Qadri | Leave a comment

New website: www.barelwis.com

Posted on Tue 16 Safar 1433AH 10-1-2012AD by islamtees

Please check out this new website: http://www.barelwis.com.

Posted in Bid'ah | Tagged Ahmad Riza Barelwi, ahmed riza khan, awliya, barelvi, barelwi, barelwis, Chisti, pir, shrine, Tahir Al-Qadri, tomb | Leave a comment

Clear Prohibition of Grave worship

Posted on Tue 6 Dhul Qidah 1432AH 4-10-2011AD by islamtees

Narrated ‘Aisha: Um Habiba and Um Salama mentioned about a church they had seen in Ethiopia in which there were pictures. They told the Prophet about it, on which he said, “If any religious man dies amongst those people they … Continue reading →

Posted in Shirk | Tagged awliya, barelvi, barelwi, darbar, dua, grave, grave worship, idol, quboori, saint, saint worship, saints, shirk, shrine, tawassul, tomb, tomb worship, wali, wasilah, worship | Leave a comment

Ibn Al-Jawzee (rahimahullah) on the history of Sufi thought, books and authors

Posted on Mon 5 Dhul Qidah 1432AH 3-10-2011AD by islamtees

Imaam Ibn Al-Jawzee (d. 597H, rahimahullah) said:“Then a group of people – i.e. from the Sufis – came and began to speak to them concerning hunger, poverty, whisperings and notions. And they authored books on these subjects, as was the … Continue reading →