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Hazrat Ibrahim
Hazrat Ibrahim
Ibrahim (Arabic: إِبْـرَاهِـيْـم, translit. ʾIbrāhīm, pronounced [ʔɪbraːˈhiːm]), known as Abraham in the Hebrew Bible, is recognized as a prophet and messenger in Islam of God. Abraham plays a prominent role as an example of faith in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The Quran extols Abraham as a model, an exemplar, obedient and not an idolator. In this sense, Abraham has been
described as representing "primordial man in universal surrender to the Divine Reality before its fragmentation into religions separated from each other by differences in form". The Islamic holy day Eid al-Adha is celebrated in memory of the sacrifice of Abraham, and each able bodied Muslim is supposed to perform the pilgrimage to pay homage at the Ka‘bah (Arabic: كَـعـبَـة) in the Hijazicity of Mecca, which was built by Abraham and his son Ishmael as the first house of worship on earth.
Muslims believe that the prophet Abraham became the leader of the righteous in his time, and that it was through him that Adnanite-Arabs, Romans and Israelites came. Abraham, in the belief of Islam, was instrumental in cleansing the world of idolatry at the time. Paganism was cleared out by Abraham in both the Arabian peninsula and Canaan. He spiritually purified both places as well as physically sanctifying the houses of worship. Abraham and Ismā‘īl (Arabic: إِسـمَـاعِـيـل, Ishmael) further established the rites of pilgrimage, or Ḥajj (Arabic: حَـجّ), which are still followed by Muslims today. Muslims maintain that Abraham further asked God to bless both the lines of his progeny, of Ismail and Isḥāq(Arabic: إِسـحَـاق, Isaac), and to keep all of his descendants in the protection of God.
Sacrifice
In the mainstream narrative, it is assumed that Abraham's dream of sacrificing his son was a command by God. The verse in reference (i.e. 37:104-105) is in Surah As-Saffat and the quoted ayahs are translated by known Islamic scholar Abul A'la Maududi as "We cried out O' Ibraheem you have indeed fulfilled your dream. Thus do we award the good do-ers.
One night Ibrahim had a bad dream.He dreamt Allah told him to sacrifice Ismail. Ibrahim thought it was Shaytan playing nasty tricks on him.The next night Ibrahim had the same horrid dream. Ibrahim knew that Allah would only ask him to do such a thing if he had good reason.Even though he loved his son dearly, he was prepared to do this difficult thing for Allah.Ibraim told Ismail they had to go to Mount Arafat. He took a knife and a rope with him.On the way they passed a place called Mina. The devil, Shaytan, came to Ibrahim and tried to talk him out of sacrificing his son. Ibrahim turned his back on him and would not listen.When they reached Mount Arafat, Ibrahim told Ismail what Allah wanted him to do. Ismail listened and accepted what was to happen. He was an exceptional child. He too was a great prophet.Ismail told his father to tie his hands and legs and blindfold himself so he would not struggle and make his father even more upset than he was going to be and Ibrahim was blindfolded so he would not see his son suffer. Ibrahim did as Ismail had said. He then took the knife and did what Allah had told him to do. When he took the blindfold from his eyes he looked down, not at his son but at a dead ram.Ismail was at his side. Ibrahim was afraid. He thought he had disobeyed but then he heard a voice telling him not to worry. Allah looks after his followers. Ibrahim and Ismail had passed a difficult test.Each year, during the month of Dhul Hijjah, many Muslims, from all over the world, travel to Makkah. They want to remember what Ibrahim and Ismail did.In the month of Dhul Hijjah
these pilgrims go to Makkah, Mina and Arafat. They visit places where Ibrahim and Ismail lived and preached.They give a sacrifice just as Allah commanded Ibrahim to do. The pilgrims sacrifice animals in memory of the deed.We must obey Allah's commands as Ibrahim and Ismail did. We obey by doing the things we
know are right, praying, obeying our parents and always telling the truth.
these pilgrims go to Makkah, Mina and Arafat. They visit places where Ibrahim and Ismail lived and preached.They give a sacrifice just as Allah commanded Ibrahim to do. The pilgrims sacrifice animals in memory of the deed.We must obey Allah's commands as Ibrahim and Ismail did. We obey by doing the things we
know are right, praying, obeying our parents and always telling the truth.
Family Tree
The below chart illustrates the lineage of the Prophets from Adam (AS) to Prophet Muhammad (SA) ‘rahmat al il alamin.
This chart is not created on my own, it is the same chart which is available on the internet on several websites. I am posting it on Majestic Islam, because I believe this is an interesting illustration to share with everyone.
The Childhood of Ibrahim
Prophet Ibrahim 
was born in a family of idolaters but from early childhood, he was endowed with spiritual understanding. Allah enlightened his heart and mind and gave him wisdom:
was born in a family of idolaters but from early childhood, he was endowed with spiritual understanding. Allah enlightened his heart and mind and gave him wisdom:
"We bestowed aforetime on Ibrahim his rectitude of conduct, and well were We acquainted with him. (as to his belief in the Oneness of Allah)" [Surah Al Anbiya
Youth
Ibrahim was born in a house of idolaters in the ancient city of Ur of the Chaldees, likely the place called 'Ur' in present-day Iraq, in which case, the idolaters would have been practitioners of the hypothesized Ancient Mesopotamian religion. His father Azar was a well-known idol-sculptor that his people worshiped. As a young child, Ibrahim used to watch his father sculpting these idols from stones or wood. When his father was done with them, Ibrahim would ask his father why they could not move or respond to any request and then would mock them; therefore, his father always ground him for not following his ancestors's rituals and mocking their idols
Despite his opposition to idolatry, his father Azar would still send Ibrahim to sell his idols in the marketplace. Once there, Ibraham would call out to passersby, "Who will buy my idols? They will not help you and they cannot hurt you! Who will buy my idols?" Then Ibrahim would mock the idols. He would take them to the river, push their faces into the water and command them, "Drink! Drink!" Once again, Ibrahim asked his father, "How can you worship what does not see or hear or do you any good?" Azar replied, "Dare you deny the gods of our people? Get out of my sight!" Ibrahim replied, "May God forgive you. No more will I live with you and your idols." After this, Ibrahim left his father's home for good.
During one of the many festivals that would take place in the city, the people would gather in their temple and place offerings of food before their idols. Ur's most prominent temple is the Great Ziggurat, which can be seen today. Ibrahim would ask them, "What are you worshiping? Do these idols hear when you call them? Can they help you or hurt you?" The people would reply, "It is the way of our forefathers." Ibrahim declared "I am sick of your gods! Truly I am their enemy. After several years, Ibrahim became a young man. He still could not believe that his people were worshipping the statues. He laughed whenever he saw them entering the temple, lowering their heads, silently offering the statues the best of their food, crying and asking forgiveness from them. He started feeling angry towards his people, who could not realize that these are only stones that could neither benefit nor harm them...
Thursday 28 June 2018
Aa gai Yaad Shaam Dhalte hi
POET "MUNEER NIYAZI"
aa ga.ī yaad shaam Dhalte hī
aa ga.ī yaad shaam Dhalte hī
bujh gayā dil charāġh jalte hī
khul ga.e shahr-e-ġham ke darvāze
ik zarā sī havā ke chalte hī
kaun thā tū ki phir na dekhā tujhe
miT gayā ḳhvāb aañkh malte hī
ḳhauf aatā hai apne hī ghar se
māh-e-shab-tāb ke nikalte hī
tū bhī jaise badal sā jaatā hai
aks-e-dīvār ke badalte hī
ḳhuun sā lag gayā hai hāthoñ meñ
chaḌh gayā zahr gul masalte hī
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Hazrat Ali (R.A)
Hazrat ALi
Imam Ali (a.s) is a key figure in the History of Islam. He was born in 598 C.E and was the cousin of the Holy Prophet, son of the Prophet’s Uncle Abu Talib.
Yet the relationship between Imam Ali (a.s) and his cousin the Holy Prophet was a lot more than just that of a close cousin.Imam Ali (a.s) was one of the first supporters of the Holy Prophet and it is clear according to a consensus of historians that Imam Ali (a.s) was the first person to accept Islam and declare the Shahada after the Proclamation of Prophethood by the Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w). Imam Ali (a.s) is recognised as carrying more merits than any other companion of the Prophet and this is highlighted particularly in light of the numerous Qu’ranic verses that have been revealed in his honour.
Imam Ali (a.s) was selected by God personally for his marriage to the Holy Prophet’s daughter Lady Fatimah al-Zahra (a.s) and was also selected by God to be the first Leader of Islam and the direct successor to the Holy Prophet. Such declarations appear throughout the lifetime of the Holy Prophet, however, the Leadership of Imam Ali (a.s) was made most obvious during the event of Ghadir Khumm in which the Holy Prophet openly proclaimed that Imam Ali (a.s) would be his successor to lead the Muslims
Early years
Ali's father, Abu Talib, was the custodian of the Ka'bah and a SHiekh (Arabic شَـيـخ) of Banu Hashim, an important branch of the powerful Quraysh tribe. He was also an uncle of Muhammad, and had raised Muhammad after Abdul Muttalib (Abu Talib's father and Muhammad's grandfather) died. Ali's mother, Fatima bint Asad, also belonged to Banu Hashim, making Ali a descendant of Ismā'īl (: إِسـمَـاعِـيـل, Ishmael) the son of (: إِبـرَاهِـيـم, Abraham).[25] Many sources, especially Shi'i ones, attest that Ali was born inside the Kaaba in the city of Mecca, where he stayed with his mother for three days. His mother reportedly felt the beginning of her labour pain while visiting the Ka'ba and entered it where her son was born. Some Shia sources contain miraculous descriptions of the entrance of Ali's mother into Ka'ba. Ali's birth in Ka'ba is regarded as a unique event proving his "high spiritual station" among Shia, while among various Sunni scholars it is considered a great, if not unique, distinction.
According to a tradition, Muhammad was the first person whom Ali saw as he took the newborn in his hands. Muhammad named him Ali, meaning the exalted one. Muhammad had a close relationship with Ali's parents. When Muhammad was orphaned and later lost his grandfather Abdul Muttalib, Ali's father took him into his house.[1] Ali was born two or three years after Muhammad married khadijahbint khuwalyid. When Ali was five years old, Muhammad took Ali into his home to raise him. Some historians say that this was because there was a famine in Mecca at the time and that Ali's father had a large family to support; however, others point out that feeding Ali would not have been a burden on his father, as Ali was five years old at the time and, despite the famine, Ali's father, who was financially well-off, was known for giving food to strangers if they were hungry.While it is not disputed that Muhammad raised Ali, it was not due to any financial stress that Ali's father was going through.
Acceptan of Islam
Ali ibn Abi Talib’s conversion to Islam is filled with lessons; many of them are pertinent for those who embrace islam today.
Ali was very attached to his older cousin Prophet Muhammad, so much so that as a youngster he followed Muhammad everywhere trying to copy his words and actions.
However when it came to Islam, Ali did not embrace the new religion because he was copying his cousin. He began by finding out all he could about Islam and understanding exactly what it was he was accepting. He was also concerned about the views of his father, Abu Talib. These concerns were important to Ali and they are important for many people, of all ages and eras when they consider embracing Islam.
Life in Madinah
Ali was 22 or 23 years old when he migrated to Medina. When Muhammad was creating bonds of b he selected brotherhood among his companions Ali as his brother. For the ten years that Muhammad led the community in Medina, Ali was extremely active in his service as his secretary and deputy, serving in his armies, the bearer of his banner in every battle, leading parties of warriors on raids, and carrying messages and orders.
As one of Muhammad's lieutenants, and later his son-in-law, Ali was a person of authority and standing in the Muslim come
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Hazrat Ibrahim Ibrahim (Arabic: إِبْـرَاهِـيْـم , translit. ʾIbrāhīm , pronounced [ʔɪbraːˈhiːm] ), known as Abraham in the Hebr...