Sharia Is Superior [M Inc.]

My book regarding the Falsehood of Qiyas is finished الحمد لله تعالى ! This Book contains all arguments used by all of the Dhahiriyyah, before and after Ibn Hazm, and more. It answers every single thing and more than what Ahl ul-Qiyas have used as evidence, an answer for Al-Baji, Ibn Sam’ani, Ibn Qudamah, Abu Bakr Al-Razi Al-Jassas, Al-Tufi, Ibn Rajab, Ibn Taymiyyah, Ibn Al-Qayyim, Al-Ghazali, Yusuf Ibn Abd Al-Rahman, Muhammad Al-Amin Al-Shinqiti, Ibn Uthaymin, Abu ’Ubayd and many others. In no Usul ul-Fiqh book from any Madhab will you find the validity of Qiyas discussed to this extent

"I heard Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) saying, "Who ever is pleased that he be granted more wealth and that his lease of life be pro longed, then he should keep good relations with his Kith and kin."" [Bukhari 5985]

How did Imam Bukhari die?! Imam al-Bukhari was subjected to severe persecution at the end of his life from the rulers of Islamic cities in the eastern Islamic world. Specifically, Nishapur, Bukhara, and Samarkand. For many reasons, including: _ His refusal to teach their children in their palaces. He used to say: Knowledge is given and not taken to the door. _Some people envied his fame and biography. And other reasons. When Al-Bukhari reached the age of 62, he received orders from the ruler of Nishapur to leave the city and that he was not wanted. So he migrated from there until he reached his hometown of Bukhara. People greeted him at the gates of the city and sprinkled money and sugar on him. People, students of knowledge, and hadith scholars gathered around him until they abandoned the gatherings of other hadith scholars, which caused some people to become jealous of him. But soon the ruler of Bukhara became angry with his fame, and messages also arrived from the ruler of Nishapur stating the need to expel the Imam from Bukhara as well, as he had previously been expelled from Nishapur. The envoy of the city’s governor arrived at Al-Bukhari’s house urgently asking him to leave the city...and the orders were to “now” leave the city. To the point that the Imam did not have time to collect his books and arrange them.. So he left the city and stayed on its outskirts in his tent for three days, adjusting his books and arranging them, but he did not know where he was going?! Then Al-Bukhari moved towards the city of Samarkand... but he did not enter the city itself, but rather headed towards a village called Kharatnak to be a guest of his relatives there. Accompanied by Ibrahim bin Maqil. It did not take long for the guards to arrive at the doors of the house where the Imam stayed... Their orders from the ruler of Samarkand this time are that Imam Bukhari must leave the areas of Samarkand and its villages. This was the night of Eid al-Fitr. But the orders were for him to go out “now” and not after the Eid... so the Imam feared that he would cause any harm to his relatives who had honored him... So Ibrahim bin Maqil arranged the books for him on top of his first animal and prepared the second for the imam to ride on. Then Ibn Maqil returned home and began to bring out Al-Bukhari while he was angry with him... and they were walking towards the riding animal... After about 20 steps... Imam Al-Bukhari felt more and more tired, so he asked Ibn Maqil to give him a few minutes to rest. Imam Al-Bukhari sat next to the road.. Then he fell asleep. And it was only a matter of minutes.. When Ibn Maqil wanted to wake up the Imam, he found that his soul had flowed to God... May God have mercy on him. Imam Bukhari died on the side of the road on the night of Eid al-Fitr, Shawwal 1, 256 AH... He was expelled from one city, another, and a third, and he was over 62 years old. Today people do not know the names of the rulers of Nasapur, Bukhara, and Samarkand...but everyone knows Imam Bukhari. May God have mercy on Imam Bukhari and raise his rank in the ranks of the Prophets, martyrs and righteous people. Biographies of Noble Figures, p. 468, Part 12 📖 Whoever reads this post, do not let it stand there. Share the post seeking the face of God Almighty so that it reaches the largest possible number of people as a favor and not a command.... May God’s blessings be upon the most noble of creation, our Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him.

The genocide of Ghazzah reminds me a lot of the genocide of Bosnia; in fact, the situation is just history repeating itself. One was committed by nationalist Christian fanatics, and the other by nationalist Jewish fanatics. Both groups were/are open about the fact their war was/is a religious one aimed at destroying Islām and its people. The UN and the West abandoned Ghazzah and left its people to die at the hands of our enemies, just as they did in Bosnia. Yet many Muslims still don’t learn, they try to appeal to the same kuffār who leave us be slaughtered by saying Palestine isn’t a religious conflict but rather a national liberation one. They still put their hope in democratic elections, the UN, and international law to stop the genocide in Ghazzah. May Allāh have mercy on the people of Ghazzah.

Another PureGym branch appears to have been vandalised yesterday in East London. This branch in Shoreditch was daubed with red paint which read: "Boycott your gym supports bombing kids." On Thursday during BBC Question Time the CEO of PureGym expressed support for Israel and since then thousands of people are thought to have cancelled their memberships.

A branch of PureGym in Whitechapel, east London, has been daubed with red paint reading "Boycott genocide gym." This comes after the firm's CEO expressed support for Israel on BBC Question Time on Thursday.

People aren't ready for the sheer numbers of people reverting to Islam right now, or seriously considering it. Whereas before I would seldom hear of anyone entertaining the idea, in recent years it has become common to the point where people I know will suddenly express interest, or a drunk stranger will pull me aside because I'm wearing a qamis and start telling me how they think Islam might be the truth. It is easy for a person to be demoralized seeing so much suffering nowadays, but it's moments like these that remind you Allah has things in store which you could never imagine.

I have noticed repeatedly that when they are bereft of a rebuttal, the arrogant are the first to rush towards accusing others of arrogance, and the rude are the first to accuse others of rudeness. All of this nonsense projection is indicative of someone who is unfit to discuss any serious matter, and anyone who entrusts decision making to such a person makes a grave error.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9PoWxsQiJM "The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "Ghusl (taking a bath) on Friday is compulsory for every Muslim reaching the age of puberty."" [Bukhari 858]

Relating to this topic, someone quoted to me a saying we have in Urdu: چراغ تلے اندھیرا Chirāgh talay andhera Beneath the lantern is darkness. One who dedicated his life to Da’wah should beware of exhorting all his efforts in bringing light to others, and then neglecting to bring it to his own children whom he is responsible for before Allāh and leaving them in the dark. Often times, people may marry when they’re young — possibly before they were guided or when they were less aware or less practicing — to someone who’s on the same level as them. As time passes, Allāh has mercy on them and they may progress immensely over the years Deen-wise, but there’s no guarantee that the spouse does or even will, and that’s where this dilemma usually begins and the schism starts. Whether it be a legendary Islāmic author, scholar, intellectual, Mujāhid, revolutionary, etc. — if his wife is not on the same page and will not water the children with the pure Manhaj (to the extent they ought to be watered and looked after), they most likely will never reach the fathers caliber or even follow in his footsteps. Brothers who might be in a similar family situation (and it’s possibly common) need to realize that they are going to have to cut time off their other activities and step up in a way fathers usually don’t have to and contribute where their wife lacks — if they want to have a chance at having righteous offspring. He would need to put in triple the effort to their Tarbiyyah than a normal father would, والله المستعان. Quite often I hear of a situation like the ones described in the original post in relation to famous Muslim figures and then their disappointing children. May Allāh protect the children of the Muslimīn.