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Download Book CONTENTS PREFACE ................................................................................................... 4 INTRODUCTION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ............................... 5 POEMS FOR LITTLE CHILDREN ........................................................ 7 O BELOVED OF ALLAH .............................................................................. 7 THE SAHABAH LOVED RASULULLAH ........................................................ 8 LOVE RASULULLAH .................................................................................. 9 HAMD, NAAT AND SALAAM .............................................................. 10 DUROOD SHAREEF .................................................................................. 10 HAMD (YA ALLAHU) .............................................................................. 11 HAMD (LA I LA HA ILLAL LAH) .............................................................. 12 URDU NAATH .......................................................................................... 14 SALAAM (YA NABI) ................................................................................ 16 SALAAM (MUSTAFA JAANE REHMAT) ..................................................... 17 STORIES ................................................................................................... 18 SHEIKH ABD AL-QADIR JILANI (RAHMATULLAH-ALAI) AND THE ROBBERS ................................................................................................................ 18 KHWAJA MUIN UD-DIN CHISTI (RAHMATULLAH-ALAI) AND THE MAGICIAN ............................................................................................... 19 BABA FARID UD-DIN (RAHMATULLAH-ALAI) AND THE MAN WHO WANTED TO GET CLOSE TO ALLAH. ....................................................................... 19 KHWAJA NIZAM UD-DIN AWLIYA (RAHMATULLAH-ALAI) AND THE GIFT OF DUST................................................................................................... 20 HAZRATH SABIR ALLAUDDIN'S PATIENCE AND OBEDIENCE ................... 20 HAZRATH ALI (RADIALLAHU ANHU) SPARES THE LIFE OF AN ENEMY IN BATTLE ................................................................................................... 21 ABU LAHAB'S CONDITION AFTER DEATH ................................................ 22 THE GREAT SAINT IBRAHIM IBN AD'HAM WEEPS. .................................. 23 ALLAH (ALMIGHTY AND GLORIOUS IS HE) ORDERS MOSES (ON HIM BE PEACE) TO BURY A MAN, THOUGHT TO BE EVIL. .................................. 24 WHEN DO WE ANSWER THE AZAAN GIVEN IN OUR EAR WHEN WE ARE BORN. ..................................................................................................... 25 1 THE OLD SOCK. ...................................................................................... 25 THE ANGEL OF DEATH ........................................................................... 28 THE SAINT BAHLUL (RAHMATULLAH-ALAI) AND THE CALIPH .............. 29 UMAR (RADIALLAHU ANHU) REQUESTS BURIAL NEXT TO THE HOLY PROPHET (SALLA' LLAAHU'ALAIHI WA SALLAM) ..................................... 30 MEMBERSHIP IN THE COMMUNITY OF THE BLESSED MESSENGER ......... 32 THE DALAIL UL-KHAIRAAT : HOW IMAM JAZULI (RAHMATULLAH-ALAI) WROTE THIS BOOK. ................................................................................ 33 HOW TO SEE THE HOLY PROPHET (SALLA' LLAAHU'ALAIHI WA SALLAM) IN A DREAM. ........................................................................................... 35 HAZRATH UWAYS AL-QARNI (RADIALLAHU ANHU) AND HIS MOTHER. 36 BAHLUL AND THE CALIPHS EID ............................................................. 39 "I (ALLAH) BECOME THEIR FACULTY OF SIGHT…" ............................... 41 HAZRATH UMAR (RADIALLAHU ANHU) 'S SPIRITUAL SIGHT .................. 41 SAINTS ARE LIKE MIRRORS .................................................................... 43 BEWARE OF THE WOLF ........................................................................... 44 THE ELEPHANT AND THE BLIND MEN ..................................................... 45 FRIDAY PRAYER OBSERVED BY THE ANGELS ........................................ 45 HAZRATH ABU BAKR (RADIALLAHU ANHU)'S LOVE FOR THE HOLY PROPHET (SALLA'LLAHU'ALAIHI WA SALLAM) ....................................... 46 ASHAB AS-SUFFAH ................................................................................. 48 LOVE AND COMPASSION ......................................................................... 48 HAZRATH ZAID (RADIALLAHU ANHU) .................................................... 49 THE HOLY PROPHET (SALLA' LLAAHU'ALAIHI WA SALLAM)'S REPLY TO OUR SALAAM .......................................................................................... 50 PROPHETS ............................................................................................... 53 ALLAH'S PROPHET'S (PEACE BE UPON THEM) ........................................ 53 FIRST CREATION OF ALLAH (ALMIGHTY AND GLORIOUS IS HE). ............ 54 OMNIPRESENT AND OMNISCIENT (HAAZIR-O-NAAZIR) .......................... 54 INTERCESSION (SHAFAA'AT) .................................................................... 56 AWLIYA ................................................................................................... 58 AWLIYA ALLAH - (THE FRIENDS OF ALLAH) .......................................... 58 STATUS OF AWLIYA AFTER DEATH ........................................................ 59 PROMINENT AWLIYA ALLAH - FRIENDS OF ALLAH ................................. 64 AWLIYA IN SOUTH AFRICA ..................................................................... 67 HAZRATH SAYYID ABD AL-QADIR AL-JILANI ......................................... 68 HAZRAT SAYYID KHWAJA MUIN' UD-DEEN HASSAN CHISTI (RAHMATULLAH-ALAI)........................................................................... 73 HAZRAT SOOFIE SAHEB (RAHMATULLAH-ALAI) ..................................... 77 2 BID'AH ...................................................................................................... 81 SPIRITUAL PRACTICES....................................................................... 83 MEELAD UN-NABI ................................................................................... 83 UR'S ........................................................................................................ 87 FLAG ....................................................................................................... 88 SHAJRAH ................................................................................................. 89 ZIKR AND KHATME KHWAJAGAAN ......................................................... 89 SAMA OR QAWWALI ............................................................................... 90 FATIHAH-DUA......................................................................................... 91 KHATAM FOR ESAALE SAWAAB .............................................................. 92 SALAT O SALAAM- (SALAAMI) ............................................................... 94 ZIYAARAT ............................................................................................... 99 AZAAN .................................................................................................... 102 REPLYING TO THE AZAAN AND IQAMAH ............................................... 102 DUA AFTER AZAAN ............................................................................... 103 KISSING THE NAILS OF THE THUMBS AND RUBBING IT OVER THE EYES .............................................................................................................. 104 MUHARRAM AND KARBALA ........................................................... 106 ASHURA ................................................................................................ 106 THE BLESSED LIFE AND MARTYRDOM OF IMAM HUSSAIN (RADIALLAHU ANHU) ................................................................................................... 108 AHL AL BAYT AND PANJATTAN PAAK ................................................. 113 GLOSSARY ............................................................................................ 117 BIBLIOGRAPHY ................................................................................... 120 3 PREFACE The Holy Prophet (salla' llaahu'alaihi wa sallam) and many of his near and dear followers prayed, ”O Allah! Give me a heart full of compassion and weeping eyes”. The aim of this publication is to reach sincere seekers of knowledge and love, especially children in the formulate age, who are exposed to syllabi full of laws but lacking in love. The love for the message is expounded but unfortunately the love for the Messenger is neglected. I received numerous complaints from many concerned parents, from various towns and areas in South Africa where a propaganda campaign is being waged, even at Madrasah level, against the time honored customs, rites, traditions and ceremonies of Islam and Sufism in the name of Shariah and genuine Islam. External scholars dismiss many a Hadith that is cited by Shuyook of Spiritual Orders as being as being weak and not authentic. But the high regards which is due to these Saints demands that we should not consider it unauthentic; for according to Imam Abu Hanifa (Rahmatullah-alai) and Imam Maalik (Rahmatullah-alai) 1, even a Hadith-e-Mursal, if its narrators are reliable, is regarded as true. I pray that this humble publication serves as a guide for students, parents and teachers and dispels the confusion
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