There is nothing called a ‘contagious disease’

Allah Pak Dictates “Ascribe no partners unto Allah”. Noor-e-Mujassam, Habeebullah, Huzur Pak Swallallahu Alaihi Wa Sallam Commented, “It is Shirq (ascribing partners unto Allah) to believe that there is something called ‘inauspicious’ or that there are diseases which are ‘contagious’, or there is something inauspicious in an owl or in the month of Safar”. In fact, having had no syllabus on Islamic Aqeeda (beliefs) in the Muslim education systems, many people are maintaining such kufri and shirq concepts. Refraining from such kufri and shirq concepts is Far’d-Wajib (must) for all. Therefore, it should be Far’d–Wajib for a government of 97% Muslim population to include lessons on Islamic Aqeeda in all the Madrasah, schools, colleges, universities and other educational institutes.

Tableeghi False Beleif–Exposed!!!

THE AQEEDA OF THE TABLEEGHI JAMAAT AND DEOBAND—EXPOSED!!!

To have good and strong Imaan, one must have the proper Aqeeda.

It is for this reason that we quote a few un-Islamic beliefs of the leaders of the Tableeghi Jamaat together with the proper Islamic answers. The present Molvis and devotees of the T. Jamaat refuse to condemn the persons who wrote such bad beliefs and to even disassociate themselves from such false beliefs. The un-Islamic beliefs which we have quoted below are quotations from those individuals who possess such beliefs and by writing them in this handbill, we have no intention of Kufr.

FALSE BELIEF 1:

“Allah can speak lies.”

(“Barahine Qaatia” by Khaleel Ambetwi; “Yakrozi” by Ismaeel Dehlwi; “Fatawa Rasheedia” by Rasheed Ahmed Gangohi). NAUZ BILLAH

ANSWER: Lies is a defect which is not worthy of the Zaat of Almighty Allah and is totally Muhaal (Impossible) for Almighty Allah. Allah is free from all shortages and defects thus making lies Muhaal for Almighty Allah.

FALSE BELIEF 2:

“Noor’e Mujassam Habibullah Huzur Paak Swallallahu Alaihe Wasallam had died and is mixed in the sand.”

(“Taqweeyat-ul Imaan” by Ismaeel Dehlwi). NAUZ BILLAH