Maktabah Al-Imām Al-Ghazālī

  The attempts to destroy Islām have varied throughout history. Boycotts, sanctions, battles, assassinations, and character assassination have stood out prominently amongst these attempts. The name commonly associated with modern attacks on the edifice of Islām and the genuine ‘Ulamā’ is Atatürk – the man who closed Masājid and opened every avenue of vice in the seat of the Khilāfat. Muḥammad ‘Abduh, the enemy of Allāh, had mastered the art of misguidance and misdirection by abusing his position of influence in Egypt. He issued fatāwā that went against the Islāmic tradition and planted the seeds of interfaith ‘harmony’ by engaging with Christian priests in his time. There were conversations he had about forming a unified religion, and bringing the various religions together. When all their attacks and attempts failed, the enemies of Islām conjured another plot that we currently face. In another attempt to destroy Islām, we find modernists misdirecting the Muslim Ummah, misguidi...

  1.       When a child is born, then the Adhān should be called out in the right ear of the child. The Iqāmah should be called out in the left ear. It is also Sunnah to recite Sūrah Al-Ikhlāṣ in the ear of the newborn. The Ulamā’ explain that the specialty of this action is that the child for whom it is read will not commit adultery in its life. [1] 2.      Allāhumma innī as’alukal hudā wat tuqā wal ‘afāfa wal ghinā [ اللهم إني أسئلك الهدى والتقى والعفاف والغنى ]. O Allāh, I ask you for guidance, for piety, for chastity, and independence. [2] 3.      Rabbī Najjinī wa Ahlī mimma Ya’mal ū n ( رب نجني وأهلي مما يعملون ) [O my Rabb, save me and my family from what they do] [3] During these times of strife and increasing immorality, all Muslims should hold firmly onto these du’ ā ’s from the Noble Qur’ ā n and Blessed Sunnah. Insh ā Allāh, when we will put our trust in Allāh Ta’ālā, and have conviction in His power,...

  Definitions: Ø   INTERFAITH Between or involving persons adhering to different religions [1] Ø   MULTI-FAITH Feeling an affinity with aspects of more than one religion, philosophy or world-view, and to believe that no one is superior to the others. [2] 1.       Interfaith deals with dialogue and communication between different religions. This is highly problematic from the viewpoint of Islām. This is a stepping stone into embracing polytheism and disbelief. 2.       Multi-faith means to feel an affinity with aspects of more than one religion, and to believe that none of them is superior to the other . This is the step that a person has reached after engaging in Interfaith. This is clear disbelief and blasphemy. 3.       With the signing of the Abraham Accords and subsequent ratification of interfaith accords, we now see a major shift in the religious sphere of man’s existence; ...

1.      One of the prominent forms of misdirection we see so viciously being promoted currently is that Da’wat and Interfaith are one and the same thing. 2.      Da’wat is an effort made to call people to the oneness of All ā h Ta’ ā l ā and worship of Him alone. Interfaith, on the other hand, is a claim made to all and sundry that every religion is on par, and each one leads to the same end. 3.      Da’wat is designed to bring the people closer to All ā h Ta’ ā l ā, as well as to abandon sin and vice. Interfaith, on the other hand, is designed to bring people together into a central melting pot of deviated and blasphemous beliefs, where sin and vice are accommodated and welcomed. 4.      Da’wat calls people to adopt the Sunnah of Sayyidun ā Mu ḥ ammad Ras ū lull ā h ṣallallāhu ‘alayhi wa sallam. Interfaith, on the other hand, calls people to embrace any way, from whichever quarters it might come. ...