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Tahir Book 1 PUBLISHED IN SOUTH AFRICA BY JAMAAT-E-RAZA-E-MUSTAFA 61b Spencer Road, Clare Estate, Durban, 4091 Postal Address: P. O. Box 48800. Qualbert. 4078 Cell: 082 6677 880 Cell: 071-0459-614 1 2 CONTENTS FOREWORD BY MAULANA ABDUL HAMID PALMER RAZVI NOORI Page 4: FOREWORD PRESIDENT: JAMAAT-E-RAZA-E-MUSTAFA Page 7: THE BOOK WRITTEN BY TAHIRUL QADRI THAT EXPOSES r HIS TRUE BELIEFS The beloved Rasool said: “In the period prior to the Day of Judgement, Page 7: PROF. TAHIRUL QADRI’S MINHAAJ-UL-QUR’AN false and deceitful groups will emerge. They will say things to you, which neither you nor your forefathers would have ever heard before. Stay away ORGANISATION from these deceitful people and do not let them come near you! Do not be Page 9: TAHIRUL QADRI BELIEVES THAT ONLY MINOR misguided by them and do not let them cause strife amongst you!” (Sahih DIFFERENCES EXIST BETWEEN THE SECTS al-Muslim) Page 11: PROF. TAHIRUL QADRI BELIEVES THAT THE PROPHET r HAS NO AUTHORITY OVER ANY MATTER Today, Dr. Tahirul Qadri, as he is known, has become a well-known Page 12: TAHIRUL QADRI BELIEVES THAT ONE CAN PERFORM personality. Many people listen to his lectures, follow him and regard him SALAAH BEHIND DEOBANDIS AND SHI’AS as a great Sunni Scholar. He attends the Moulood, ‘Urs Shareef, attends Page 14: TAHIRUL QADRI AND “HUSAAM-AL-HARAMAIN” Dhikr or Hadra programmes, attends Sama Mehfils, meets with the Arab Page 17: PROF. TAHIRUL QADRI BELIEVES IT IS NOT NECESSARY ‘Ulama, lectures about the Awliya, speaks about Sunni issues and supports TO BELONG TO ANY GROUP the various Silsilas - Qadri, Chishty, Naqshabandi, Suharwardi, etc. He has Page 18: PROF. TAHIRUL QADRI’S BELIEF THAT NO PARTICULAR even been given the title of “Shaykhul Islam” by his followers. SCHOOL OF THOUGHT WILL ENTER JANNAH Page 19: TAHIRUL QADRI’S BELIEF OF NOT CALLING A PERSON A Then there are many Sunnis who regard him as a very controversial person, “MUNAFIQ” OR “KAAFIR” amongst them being very senior and learned ‘Ulama. Why has he become Page 20: PROF. TAHIRUL QADRI’S CONTRADICTION OF ISSUE OF controversial? Although he does everything that is “Sunni”, he has no DIYAT WITH FOUR IMAAMS t objections about mixing with Deobandis, Shi’as and other corrupt groups Page 25: TAHIRUL QADRI AUTHENTICATES FIFTH MADHAB or individuals. He even performs Salaah behind Deobandis and Shi’as. He Page 25: TAHIRUL QADRI’S DREAMS says that we should unite with all the Sects. He says that the differences Page 26: WILL TAHIRUL QADRI’S SUPPORTERS KINDLY RESPOND between them are all minor. He has contradicted many of the established TO THESE QUESTIONS? Fatawa and went against the decision of the four Imaams t and the Page 27: ULAMA OF OKARA POSE QUESTIONS TO PROF. TAHIRUL decisions of the majority of the ‘Ulama in the issue of “Diyat”. He even QADRI - PART 1; PART 2; PART 3 recently celebrated Christmas with his Christian “brothers” and showed his Page 33: HIS ASSOCIATION WITH THE ARAB ‘ULAMA AND unity with the Mushriks in a multi-faith gathering of different religions. SHUYUKH [See our second publication on Tahir Padri]. Page 34: HAZRAT PEER MEHER ALI SHAH t AND THE DEOBANDI QUESTION If we objectively examine the issues that we have just mentioned, which Page 36: SHOULD MUSLIMS LISTEN TO TAHIR QADRI’S are very serious issues of Imaan, we will conclude that in spite of his LECTURES AND AN APPEAL TO THOSE WHO SUPPORT HIM popularity it does not make him a great Sunni Scholar as he is portrayed to Page 38: CONCLUSION be. In Islam, a person cannot be judged by his popularity, or what good Page 41: REFERENCES lectures are being delivered, or by him being recognised by the Arab Page 42: OUR NEW PUBLICATION ‘Ulama, or by him quoting extensively from Hadith books, or counting Page 43: Profile of Jamaat-e-Raza-e-Mustafa Organisation how many Sanads and ‘Ijazahs that he has obtained, etc. A person is judged 3 4 by the BELIEFS or AQAA’ID that he or she possesses! And this belief must popularity, he began diverting from the true Sunni path. Now he says that not be tainted. It must not be a mixture of this or a mixture of that! A shade all Sects in Islam are right - meaning that Wahabi/Deobandi/Shi’a all are of this or a shade of that! It must be CLEAR, UNAMBIGUOUS, PURE OK. Many scholars who were with him have left him. We, the ordinary and PRISTINE. It must be in conformity with the beliefs of the AHLE people, should also act like these scholars and support such scholars, and if SUNNAH WAL JAMAAH!!! any of us supports Tahirul Qadri, must leave him so that he might repent and come to the right path of Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat. What we cannot understand is that although people know about his “deviations” they say that what is being said is only based on mere Today, his followers are making a cult of Prof. Tahirul Qadri. The website accusations or jealousy. They even say that the ‘Ulama of the Ahle Sunnat of his is very self-promotional! We have seen things like, “Professor Sahib Wal Jamaat are causing open fitna and slandering a Scholar of Islam. A lot voted Man of the (20th) Century by American Biographical Organisation!” of people say that they are “die-hard” supporters of Tahirul Qadri. They And also by the British, “the International Man of the Year 1998-99” etc. simply listen to his lectures and take what is good. They say that he is trying etc. and other such hyberbole! [By the way, these certificates can be bought to unite the Muslims, why are you against that, they say? from these organisations!] His biography is entitled, “Tahir se Qaid e Inqilab Tak” and came fresh on the heels of the one about Qaid-e-A’zam, The fact remains is that many eminent Sunni ‘Ulema and leaders have “Jinnah se Quaid-e-A’zam Tak.” Perhaps Professor Sahib has nothing to turned away from him in recent years, despite his “contributions to do with such publications but you can see why they leave a bad taste in the Sunnism”. You have to ask yourself, Why? They cannot all be jealous of mouth... Do you know that they are promoting him on Teddy-Bears, T- him, can they?! Surely, there must be a good reason for doing so! Shirts and tea-cups which contains Tahirul Qadri’s picture! Recently his followers were chanting that he is a Mujaddid! Initially, the ‘Ulama and Awaam (masses) of the Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat were immensely pleased with Tahirul Qadri’s lectures as they were in The Sunni masses should also take special note that the ‘Ulama that have accordance with the Mazhab-e-Haqq. Then Prof. Tahirul Qadri acquired opposed him are not only “Qadri” ‘Ulama, but ‘Ulama from the different the medium of television which he used most extensively to his advantage. Silsilas. You see that Tahirul Qadri uses the “Qadri” title to deceive the Thereafter, he published and distributed pamphlets. His interviews with the Muslims but his deviant beliefs and actions are in no way near the true tabloids and newspapers became ever so frequent in Pakistan. Soon he Qadri Silsila. became very popular as a Sunni Scholar. We want you, the reader, to now use your common sense and judge for It was during this period that the Sunni ‘Ulama and the Sunni masses of yourselves the beliefs of Prof. Tahirul Qadri. We have translated Urdu Pakistan became aware that the Professor whom they were assisting in extracts from books written by Prof. Tahirul Qadri himself, and some of his creating platforms had other ideas in mind. Whilst the controversy raged beliefs. Remember that to inform people about the deviations of Prof. Tahir during the issue of “Diyat” (which will be discussed later in this book), is not making fitna or gheebat but it is a warning for the Ummah to be wary Tahirul Qadri attempted to solicit the support of modern and broad- of such scholars who are posing as Sunni scholars, but in reality are thinking women by deceiving them that the “Diyat” for men and women deviated and corrupt and destroying the Deen from within. May Allah Y was equal. It was during this period that the hidden agenda of the Professor protect us all from such deviated Sects. Aameen. was becoming more and more transparent which compelled the prominent ‘Ulama to publicly condemn him as MISGUIDED AND ASTRAY and Maulana Abdul Hamid Palmer Razvi Noori declared him out of the folds of the Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat. President Muharram 1433 A.H. He was good in the beginning of his movement but when he began to gain December 2011 5 6 In fact, Tahirul Qadri has hosted multi-group conferences throughout Pakistan in which different denominations from the Deobandi, Shi’a and other Sects have joined hands. This has been a consistent feature of Prof. Tahir’s propagation back from 1986 when his Minhaj-ul-Qur’an A REFUTATION OF TAHIRUL Movement organized one of the biggest “Islamic events” ever held on the soil of London with participants from a multitude of countries and all QADRI’S BELIEF denominations. In Pakistan, the presence of Shi’a clergy during major religious occasions (e.g. Lailatul-Qadr) is a recurrent theme in the THE BOOK WRITTEN BY PROF. TAHIRUL QADRI THAT conferences of Minhaj-ul-Qur’an.
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