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IN THIS ISSUE
Editorial
Fasts of Shawwalul-Mukarram
Object of Ramazan
By: Hazrat Maulana Ilyas Patel Sahib
Tafseer
Seerat-e-Paak
Advices
Surah Al-Baqarah
By: Hazrat Maulana Mufti Muhammad Shafi Sahib
(Rahmatullaahi Alaihi)
Nabi
Dua
Etiquette
Sulook
Family Bond
Great Personality
Discourse
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Malfoozaat
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Statements of Faqeehul-Ummat n] u
Compiled By: Mufti Farooq Meeruti Sahib
Bayan ud Dua
By: Hazrat Maulana Mohammad Aaqil Sahib
Upbringing of children
By: Hazrat Faqeehul-Ummat Rahimahulla
Letters to Editor
Ulamae Deoband
Campus
Round -up
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E DITORIAL
Fasts of Shawwaalul-Mukarram
There is a Hadith which mentions the fasts of
Shawwaalul-Mukarram:
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Raziyallahu-anhu has reported that Hazrat
Rasoolullah Sallallahu-alaihi-wasallam said:
Object of Ramazan
By: Hazrat Maulana Ilyas Patel Sahib
TAQWA
The fasts of Ramazan were prescribed for the
purpose and object of attaining Taqwa. This is clearly
declared in the Qur'an-al-Kareem. Taqwa simply is to
obey the commands of Allah Ta'ala and refrain from all
sin, the increased rewards for lbaadah (worship) in
Ramazan and all the blessings of this great month
should be considered as the bonus. The object is
Taqwa. If one performs an abundance of Salah,
completes the recitation of the Holy Qur'an thirty times
and engages in many other acts of lbaadah, but fails to
give up sins - one has failed to achieve the object and
purpose of Ramazan. One has failed to firmly embed
the reality of Taqwa in the heart, the Taqwa that cries
out "Allah is watching" whenever one contemplates
committing any transgression.
TEMPTATION
The dictates of Taqwa are not restricted to
abstaining
from
drinking,
gambling,
adultery,
transacting in interest and other such vices. Indeed
Taqwa demands that while abstaining from all the
above vices, one also observes Taqwa in one's
business. When the temptation to cheat the customer
beckons, or when one is tempted to buy stolen goods,
RIGHTS
Similarly, Taqwa demands the fulfillment of the
rights of the husband/wife, It also demands the joining
of family ties. It demands respect for the elders and
kindness for the young. Taqwa entails, among other
aspects, being honest and clear in all monetary
dealings and social interactions. Hence when there is a
wedding or funeral, or at the time of distributing the
inheritance of the deceased, the same level of Allah
consciousness must be displayed as was apparent
when refraining from drinking the cold water while
fasting.
PURDAH
Likewise, when the laws of purdah are violated,
does the heart cry out "Allah is watching"? Or when one
intends to watch something on TV., which will most
definitely involve one in zina of the eyes and ears, does
one hear the voice from within: "Allah is watching," as a
result of which one refrains from that sin? The same
pertains to the Sharee' aspects of appearance and
clothing. How often have we done things to appease
and please even the enemies of Allah Ta'ala and
Hazrat Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam)? How often
have we abandoned the dictates of Taqwa in order to
Eid
Discussing
Eid
before
Ramazan
even
commences may seem strange. Though this is indeed
unusual, such a discussion is extremely necessary if
one wishes to truly enjoy Eid in reality. The reality of Eid
can only be attained if one spent a true Ramazan.
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REALITY OF EID
The reality of Eid is encapsulated in some
couplets attributed to Hazrat Shaikh Sayyid AbdulQaadir Jeelani Sahib (Rahmatullahi Alaihi). If the message
of these couplets is taken to heart, Insha-Allah one will
truly have an Eid in reality:
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"Eid is not for the one who has worn new garments
Eid in reality is for the one who has gained safety
from the warnings (of punishment)"
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"Eid is not for the one who is perfumed with Ood (itr)
Eid is for the one who repents and does not return to sin"
RAMAZAN SPECIALS
The day of Eid at the end of Ramazan will come
and go. In order to truly deserve celebrating on that
day, we must dedicate ourselves to acquiring the object
of Ramazan. We will have to spend our minutes of
Ramazan in a correct manner. If hours are spent
shopping for "Eid Specials" in Ramazan, while the
"Ramazan Specials" given by Allah Ta'ala in the form of
increased rewards is lost, it will indeed be very tragic.
Our Eid will then be a very superficial one.
May Allah Ta'ala grant us the ability to spend our
time correctly in Ramazan and grant us a true Eid. Aameen.
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TAFSEER
(Commentary of the Holy Quran)
By: Hazrat Maulana Mufti Muhammad Shafi Sahib (Rahmatullahi Alaihi)
SURAH AL-BAQARAH
Note: This part of Tafseer is the remaining portion of Surah AlBaqarah Tafseer and hence connected with the previous chapter of
Surah Al-Baqarah Tafseer.
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Seerat-e-Paak
Nabi ~
V s Love for Children
By: Hazrat Maulana Abu Talhah Muhammad Izharul Hasan Mahmood Sahib
Translated By: Hazrat Mufti Afzal Husain Elias Sahib
L O VE S H O W N T O W A R DS
C H IL D REN I N G ENER AL
The journey of a young child from the darkness of
Kufr to the light of Islam:
(Continue from the previous issue of A N-N O OR)
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ADVICES
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"I don't mind sacrificing my life over this good news."
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Other Incidents
There's a place called Bhiwandi close to Bombay.
Once, a debate was arranged in this area against
Maulana Irshaad Sahib, Muballigh of Madrasah DarulUloom Deoband. In the same year, I had left for Hijaz
(Makkah-Madinah). Coincidentally, some people from
Bhiwandi were also travelling to Hijaz. We travelled
together and had meals together.
(To be concluded, Insha-Allah)
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MALFOOZAAT
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Supplication
BAYAN-UD-DUA
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Allahummagh Firli ma Qaddamtu wama Akkhartu
wama Asrartu wama Aalantu wama Asraftu wama
Anta Aalamu Bihi Minni, Antal Muqaddimu wa Antal
Muakh khiru, Laa ilaha illa anta
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Allahumma Inni Aoozu Bika min Azaabil
Qabri wa Aoozu Bika min Azaabin Naar,
wa Aoozu Bika min Fitnatil Mahya wal
Mamaat.
It has been reported in another narration that
Hazrat Nabi Akram (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) would teach
the Sahaabah this dua like how we would teach them
the Surahs of the Holy Quran. (Abu Dawud)
According to some Ulama, to recite this dua in
Namaaz is Waajib.
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Allahummagh Firlana, Warhamna, wa
tub Alaiyna, Innaka antat TawwaburRaheem.
(To be continued, Insha-Allah)
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Etiquette
Second Etiquette
Refraining from evil
Every student should purify his Nafs of bad habits
and evil qualities. He should always protect himself from
speaking lies, backbiting, slander, stealing, unnecessary
speech etc. The reason being, that Ilm, is an intrinsic
ibaadah related to the heart.
Just as Salaah is an external Ibaadah and cannot
be correct without external purity, in the same way Ilm
(knowledge) which is an internal Ibaadah cannot be
attained without internal purity.
A Hadith narrated in Taleemul Mutaallim states
that Hazrat Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam said, A
person who does not refrain from sins during his student
days, Allah Taala will involve him in one of three things.
Either he will die in his youth; or despite his capability and
academic achievements he will go to such places where
his knowledge will be destroyed and he will not be able to
spread his knowledge; or he will suffer disgrace in the
service of a king or some wealthy person.
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Sulook
T h e i mp o r T a n c e o f se l f p u r i f i c a T i o n
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Who recites to them His verses, and purifies them.
[Al-Jumuah 62:02 Only relevant portion of the Aayah is
documented]
The seeker asked for Tazkiyah as a fourth dua,
but the Giver Allah Taala answered and mentioned it
second. Thus, we know the importance of purification.
Without Tazkiyah
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And teaches them the Book and the wisdom
[Al-Jumuah 62:02 Only relevant portion of the Aayah is documented]
cannot be of any use. This why Tazkiyah was
mentioned first; teaching and learning can only be
successful after the Tazkiyah of ones Nafs, otherwise
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Success is surely achieved by him who purifies himself.[Al-Ala 87:14]
His interest helped to purify him; he is therefore a
successful man.
The second way:
Having accepted Islam, one does not purify
himself in this world and dies a sinner. In this case,
Allah Taala, the Most Merciful and Ever Forgiving, has
a solution for this person.
In this world, if one does not look after ones health
and falls sick, he has to go to the dispensary or hospital to
get better. In the same way, if one does not go to the pious
people to seek purification, then Allah Taala sends such a
person to the Hospital of the Aakhirah. The dispensary is
the grave, and the Hospital is the Hellfire. There, this
person shall be purified.
(To be Continued, Insha-Allah)
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Family Bond
BRINGING UP
CHILDREN IN ISLAM
By: Hazrat Maulana Dr. Muhammad Habibullaah Mukhtaar Sahib
Etiquette of greeting
The Noble Quran commands that we greet
one another (Surah Noor, 24:27 and 61). It is
regarded as the best deed in Islam (Bukharii and
Muslim). Entry into Jannah is subject to possessing
imaan (faith), mutual affection and the exchange of
salutation (Muslim). It is Sunnah to say the Salaam
and Waajib to reply a Salaam. The first to greet
should say: Assalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa
barakatuhu. (Peace be upon you and the mercy and
blessings of Allah Taala). It would suffice if a person
says only Assalamu Alaikim (Peace be upon you),
this earns one a reward worth ten pious deeds; but
adding Wa Rahmatullah (And the mercy of Allah
Taala) will attain the reward equal to twenty pious
deeds. If Wa Barakatuhu (And His blessings) is
added one will be entitled to a reward that equals
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set
an
example
to
children
by
taking
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Great Personality
Rahimahullahu Taala
By: Hazrat Allamah Muhammad Ibn Yusuf Salihi Dimashqi Shafiee
Rahmatullahi-Alaihi
Alaihi)
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Discourse
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laa ilaaha illallahu wahdahu laa shareeka lahu
lahul mulku wa lahul hamd and thereafter, as the
child grew older, the child was taught the necessary
aspects of deen. Children easily memorise what they
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Moulana
Yahya
Rahmatullahi
memorising the Quraan
Alaihi
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lives.
Conversely, if the husband is religiously
inclined, that home will become a mini Jahannum due
to the incompatibility of the spouses. When a child is
learning to speak, Hazrat Nabi Akram Sallallahu Alaihi
Wasallam has instructed us that the first thing we
should teach the child is the kalimah and, as he
grows older, the different aspects of deen need to be
imparted to him. If the correct and proper deeni
education is taught to the child then, Insha-Allah, the
child will be saved from odious and corrupted
ideologies; but if the child is reared in an incorrect
environment, where no importance is attached to
concepts such as purdah, good character, salaah,
ecitation of the Quraan, fasting, etc., then the child
will be easily influenced by the negative sentiments
and profane reasoning prevailing in todays society to
such an extent that the child will even deny the
existence of Allah Ta`ala!
We have frequently met youth who deny the
existence of Allah Ta`ala; and met fathers who
complain that their sons are denying the existence of
Allah Ta`ala.
Thanks be to Allah Ta`ala? the son asks
sardonically. There is no such thing. If He does exist
then show me His whereabouts.
This lamentable state is the direct result of their
incorrect upbringing. It is binding upon the parents to
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They are staring at you with bloodshot eyes like how
a disgraced inferior person will glare at his superior.
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L e t t e r s t o t h e e di t o r
Ulama-e-Deoband are really the Great
Dear Editor,
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C A MPUS ROUND-UP
Annual ceremony of
Anjuman-e-Bazm-e-Mahmood
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In the said examinations of the books abovementioned conducted by Raabitah, the respected
students of Darul-Uloom Raheemiyyah Bandipora
Kashmir have achieved distinctive success in
comparison to other Deeni-Madaaris. Details are as
under:
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Daurah-e-Hadith Shareef
1. Shaukat Ali Lone Sahib (First position in Bukhaari-Shareef)
2. Shaukat Ali Lone Sahib (First position in Muslim-Shareef)
3. Aasif Ameen Sofi Sahib (2nd position in Bukhaari-Shareef)
4. Gowhar Ahmad Ganai Sahib (3rd position in Muslim-Shareef)
5. Peer Abdur-Raoof Sahib (3rd position in Bukhaari-Shareef)
Mutanabbi)
Shareef)
Shareef)
11.
12.
Kabeer)
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Tahaavi)
4.
5.
6.
Tahaavi)
9.
10.
Muzzammil
Ahmad
Bhat
Sahib
(2nd
position
in
Mukhtasarul-Muaani)
Holy Quran)
Muaani)
2.
3.
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4.
Hadith)
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Wiqayah)
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
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Arab)
Holy Quran)
8.
9.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Nahv)
Nafhatul-Adab)
11.
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5.
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10.
Munshib)
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Persian standard
1.
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4.
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Announcement of Admissions
For the year of 1436-37 AH corresponding to
2015-16 CE
1.
Fresh-admissions for the year of 1436-37 AH
corresponding to 2015-16 CE will become available at
Darul-Uloom Raheemiyyah Bandipora Kashmir from 5
Shawwaalul-Mukarram 1436 AH corresponding to 22 July
2015 CE Wednesday. The admissions will be available in
the following subjects and faculties:
Qirat, DarsAwwal to
Takmeel-eTakmeel-e-
2.
Such an aspirant who will seek admission in the
first standard of Arabic must have the ability of 9th pass in
contemporary education. He has also to take the
examination of all such books which he had read in the
previous Arabic classes.
3.
For getting the admission in Tajweed & Qirat (Hafs
Urdu), an aspirant should have memorized the Holy
Quran completely with a good command on reading and
writing Urdu.
4.
The aspirants seeking admission in Tajweed &
Qirat (Sabah & Asharah) should have ability of 5th
standard of Arabic.
5.
Special class for Takmeel-e-Uloom: Due to decline
in the present time, some Madrasah graduates have
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mandatory.
12.
Such small children, who are not able to hold their
trunks and necessary things in their custody, will not be
allowed to stay at the hostel of this Madrasah. The
minimum age which is mandatory for staying at the hostel
here has been fixed at 13 years.
13.
In view of the prevailing circumstances, carrying
ones identity card is must.
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(1) Donation for construction, purchased land and
Sadqah-e-Jaariyah: Current account of DarulUloom Raheemiyyah: 0061010100001532, J&K
Bank Bandipora.
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Bandipora.
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Bank Branch Nishat Bandipora.
(4) Zakah
current
account
number:
0061010100000321, J&K Bank Bandipora, Main
Branch.
For details contact:
Nazim Darul-Uloom Raheemiyyah Bandipora Kmr.
Phone Number: 01957-225 271
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Hifz &
Nazirah
Faiz-e-Aam
Secondary
school
Girls
School
Madrasah
IslahulBanaat
Makaatib
& Adult
Education
268
447
410
344
35
11615
Total
13119
Administrative Section
Makaatib
Total
83
42
284
409
Fazeelat
Tajweed
& Qirat
Hifz
Nazirah
Secondary
School
Girls
School
15
15
25
11
631
20
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Library
No. of
Books
Manusc
ripts
Total
Darul-Ifta &
Irshad
Judgments and
Arbitrations
21878
516
22394
Publications
An-Noor,
Monthly
(English/U
rdu)
No. of students
Yearly Expenditure
Pamphlets
and Books
Published
Excluding the
expenditure on
construction works
90
Almost 2 crore
rupees
Library
and
reading
room
Kitchen
and
godown
DarulHadeeth
Annexe
Completion
work of
MadrasatulBanaat
Land and
building for
Faiz-e-Aam
secondary
school
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A Golden Opportunity
For the Muslim Community
A library is being considered the brain of an
institution. The well-informed persons are conversant with
the fact that there are nearly 30,000 (thirty thousand)
books on Tafseer, Hadith, Fiqh, Literature, Seerah,
History, Biography, Tasawwuf, Saraf & Nahv (grammar),
Fasaahat & Balaaghat (eloquence & rhetoric), Tajweed &
Qirat (orthoepy), Medical and on Law, written in different
languages viz. Arabic, Urdu, Persian, English, Hindi, etc.
in the library of Darul-Uloom Raheemiyyah Bandipora
Kashmir.
Now to maintain these books properly, provide a
study hall, put in place the suitable arrangement for
research scholars, construct a spacious auditorium for
holding seminars and academic discussions, and to equip
the library with state-of-the-art equipments viz. Computers
and Internet, Darul-Uloom Raheemiyyah Bandipora has
drawn a design of three-storey building that will come up
soon at its campus Bandipora Kashmir Insha-AllahuTaala.
The construction work was going on,while in the
meantime, the huge flood struck the Kashmir valley in
September 2014, hence the suspension of the
construction work. And Darul-Uloom Raheemiyyah, its
staff members and its other concerned persons engaged
themselves in providing relief to the flood-hit victims. Now
the construction work of the library is being re-started.
Therefore, such men and women of the Muslim
community whom Allah Almighty provided shelter and
protection during the disastrous flood of September 2014,
should take part in this noble and blessed cause to
establish Sadqah-e-Jaariyah for their parents, relatives,
nearest and dearest and to take this golden opportunity as
soon as possible.
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