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Clear Forbiddance of Taking Graves as Places of Worship
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Tagged awliya, darbar, dua is worship, grave worship, graves, greatest crime, greatest sin, ikhlaas, ikhlas, intercession, intercessors, istighatha, major shirk, mausoleum, Naqshbandi, pir, polytheism, quburi, quburis, quburiyyun, quraish, Quraysh, righteous people, ruboobiyyah, saint, saint worship, saints, servitude, shirk, shirk akbar, shrine, shrines, sincerity, sufi, sufis, tawassul, tomb, tombs, uboodiyyah, uloohiyyah, yasir qadhi istighatha, yasir qadhi shirk
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New website: www.barelwis.com
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Treating Magic with Magic is Haraam (Unlawful)
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Ibn Al-Jawzee (rahimahullah) on the history of Sufi thought, books and authors
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 →
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