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Ttá{|Ö x f{tÅËx e|áttÄtà ftçç|w| T~{àtÜ etét TtÄt [téÜtà ^| ^tÜttÅtà? ftçç|w| T~{àtÜ etét The Miracle of Raza Taajush Shariah Sayyidi Akhtar Raza Compiled through the Blessings of ◌ؓ Huzoor Mufti e Azam Hind By A Humble Servant of Allah Muhammad Afthab Cassim Al Qaadiri Razvi Noori Published By Imam Mustafa Raza Research Centre Overport, Durban, South Africa A Noori Publication 1 All Rights Reserved No part of this publication may be produced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical photocopying or otherwise without the prior permission of the Copyright Owner. Compiled by: Muhammad Afthab Cassim al-Qaadiri Razvi Noori The Publishers Imam Mustafa Raza Research Centre P.O. Box 70140, Overport, 4067 Durban, South Africa Offices 28 Clayton Road, Overport, Durban Tel/Fax: 031 2081045 Email: [email protected] Website: www.noori.org Contribute towards a noble course: For those brothers and sisters who wish to contribute towards our humble efforts, our Banking Details are as follows: Name : Imam Mustafa Raza Research Centre Bank : Nedbank Acc No : 2034044606 Branch : Sydenham Code : 103409 Sponsor the Printing of a Book for Esaal-E-Thawaab Contact us if you wish to sponsor the printing of a book for the Esaale Thawaab of the marhooms in your family. Sponsor the printing of a book and send the Thawaab to your marhoom family members. This is Thawaab-e-Jaariyah and a means of educating the Ummat. Knowledge is Power! 2 Contents Dedication Compiler’s Note Introduction by Huzoor Muhad’dith e Kabeer Blessed Words by Mufti Shu’aib Raza His Blessed Birth, Excellence & Illustrious Family 19 Huzoor Taajush Shariah’s Illustrious Ancestors 29 Other Blessed Family Members of Huzoor Taajush Shariah 67 Huzoor Taajush Shariah’s Blessed Features & Blessed Attire 81 Bai’at & Khilaafat 85 Huzoor Taajush Shariah’s Education 105 Huzoor Taajush Shariah As A Teacher 113 His Knowledge, Wisdom & Expertise 119 His Authority in the Field of Ifta 123 His Authority in the Field of Hadith 147 Some Titles Bestowed upon Huzoor Taajush Shariah 157 3 Huzoor Taajush Shariah’s Literary Contributions 161 Huzoor Taajush Shariah’s Contribution 167 to the Field of Poetry Al Jamiatur Raza - Centre of Islamic Studies 181 Da’wah - Inviting People towards Islam 191 His Firmness In Shariah & His Taqwa 197 Taajush Shariah’s Struggle against The Budmazhabs & Sullah kullis 203 The Qaazi Ul Quz’zaat - (Muslim Chief Justice) Of India 215 Pilgrimage & Ziyaarah 225 Huzoor Taajush Shariah’s Blessed Journey to Syria 239 Huzoor Taajush Shariah’s Visit to Egypt 249 Huzoor Taajush Shariah’s Visits to Sri Lanka 257 Huzoor Taajush Shariah’s Visit to Europe 269 Huzoor Taajush Shariah & Rectification of the Ummah 277 4 Huzoor Taajush Shariah & Rectification Of Society Through His Advice 287 Huzoor Taajush Shariah In the Eyes of The Awliyah & Akaabir Ulama e Ahle Sunnat 301 Huzoor Taajush Shariah In the Eyes of Some of My Colleagues 317 The Scholars Are Inheritors of the Prophets 337 Lectures Delivered By Huzoor Taajush Shariah 349 Karaamats Of Huzoor Taajush Shariah 361 Poetic Tributes to Huzoor Taajush Shariah 415 A Temporary Conclusion 429 5 g{|á VÉÅÑ|Ätà|ÉÇ \á Wxw|vtàxw gÉ All Those Ulama E Haq Ahle Sunnat Wa Jama’at Who Are Striving With Sincerity & Dedication For The Protection Of Maslak E Aala Hazrat, By Supporting Huzoor Taajush Shariah & Huzoor Muhad’dith E Kabeer in Their Mission to Keep ◌ؓ Maslak e Aala Hazrat Alive In Its True Form, In the Hearts and Lives Of The Ahle Sunnat 9 To All Those Sincere Sunni Brothers & Sisters Who Are Loyal and Sincere Adherents of ◌ؓ Maslak e Aala Hazrat Striving Sincerely In Supporting The Ulama E Haq In Propagating This Mission Of  Ishq-E-Rasool ftz x `âyà| x TétÅ `â{tÅÅtw Tyà{tu Vtáá|Å TÄ dttw|Ü| etéä| aÉÉÜ| 6 Officially Launched Online On The Occasion Of The Blessed Urs of Imam e Ahle Sunnat, Imam e Ishq o Muhabbat Aala Hazrat Ash Shah Imam Ahmed Raza Khan ◌ؓ Qaadiri Barakaati On the 25 th Safar 1436 Hijri On www.noori.org 7 Compilers Note All Praise is due to Almighty Allah, Durood and Salaams upon our Beloved . Nabi Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa In 1994, I compiled a brief booklet about Huzoor Taajush Shariah, which included his well-researched ‘Tie Fatwa’. It was amongst the first books to have been written in English discussing Huzoor Taajush Shariah’s blessed personality. This book was later used online by many and published in many books as an introduction to Huzoor Taajush Shariah. Hence, I have also the information from that book, with necessary changes, to this document. Ever since, I have intended to prepare a more detailed book on the life and works of Huzoor Taajush Shariah Allama Mufti Mohammad Akhtar Raza Khan Qaadiri Azhari Qibla. Alhamdu Lillah, this has finally materialised and by the Grace of Allah and the Mercy of the Beloved Rasool  and the Karam of my Masha’ikh, I have managed to compile from numerous sources a book in tribute to Huzoor Taajush Shariah. I have named this book, ‘The Miracle of Raza, Taajush Shariah Sayyidi Akhtar Raza’. I have presented in this book information, which I personally have knowledge of and have included translations from numerous articles and books discussing Hazrat. I have also translated and included in this compilation many articles, which have been presented in the book, ‘Tajalliyaat e Taajush Shariah’. After putting together all this 8 information, I have still found this book to be incomplete, for the more I wrote, the more information I found. Hence, I decided to end this edition with the information at hand and In’sha Allah as we receive more information I will try to add this to later editions of the Book. In the last few days, I have also requested some Mureeds of Huzoor Taajush Shariah to share with me their experiences with Hazrat, so they have sent me many Karaamats of Hazrat, which they have experienced. I have included these Karaamats in this Book. Alhamdu Lillah, this humble servant has been blessed with Hazrat’s closeness ever since my student days in Bareilly Shareef, and even after returning home, and until this day. Whenever, Hazrat came to Durban in the early days, and when the airport was in the southern part of the city, Huzoor would stop over from the airport at my parent’s humble home, rest there for a while and then continue to his destination. Alhamdu Lillah, Hazrat did this for as long as their home was on the airport route. Our family had a very special spiritual relationship to Huzoor Taajush Shariah, without even knowing about this blessing. When we were young, we always found people becoming Mureed, but my dad never took Bai’at at the hands of anyone. We would always question him about this and we would ask him to take Bai’at so that the rest of us could follow, but although he spent time in the company of many great Ulama and was blessed with meeting many senior Ulama, he never took Bai’at. He would always say, I dreamt of a personality once and In’sha Allah one day when I see him I will become his Mureed. As kids, we would ‘joke’ with my dad and say, ‘when are you going to see the personality whom you dreamt’ and he would say, ‘In’sha 9 Allah, one day’. Years passed and he never took Bai’at. Then In 1990, whilst I was a student in Bareilly Shareef my father performed his first Hajj and then came to Bareilly to visit me. He arrived a day or two before the ‘Yaum e Mufti e Azam’ (Birth Day Celebration of Huzoor Mufti e Azam He stood at the supper section of the Khanqah with us as the Chaadar .(◌ؓ procession went to the Mazaar Shareef, and Huzoor Taajush Shariah was walking with all the Mureeds and well-wishers towards the Mazaar. On seeing this sight, he became teary eyed and very emotional and went downstairs. Later that evening he came to my room and said that he had become Mureed of Huzoor Taajush Shariah. Thereafter, I repeated his old statement and said, ‘but will you not wait for the one whom you dreamt many years ago?’ He replied, ‘this is why I became Mureed. He is the one I dreamt of so many years ago! Alhamdu Lillah, this was a very blessed moment for me.’ Today I realise that our spiritual relationship to Huzoor Taajush Shariah and to Bareilly Shareef is a very old one. Alhamdu Lillah, my respected mother who is a Sayed, is also Mureed of Huzoor Taajush Shariah. Allah bless my parents and all our parents with long life with Imaan. Aameen. I pray that Almighty Allah accepts this humble effort and blesses all those who have contributed towards the success of this book with immense blessings in their Deen and Duniya. I pray that Allah blesses us with firmness on Maslak e Aala Hazrat and protects us from the trickery and deception of the bud-mazhabs and from the Sullah Kullis, whose aim is to distance the true adherents of the Ahle Sunnat from the true path. These 10 Sullah Kullis call for a unity, which in reality is not unity but it is a means of destroying the very foundation Maslak e Aala Hazrat. Huzoor Taajush Shariah and Huzoor Muhad’dith e Kabeer have fought with their pens and words against this disease of Sullah Kulliyat.
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