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**Nubtoubrem** · 07-10-2012, 08:27 AM

I noticed this on a salafi website

‘’Abdullaah bin Mubarak al-Qahtani said:

‘Muhammad Ilyaas al-Kandalawi is regarded as the founder of the Tableeghi ... and he was the one who made the fundamental principles for the .... Muhammad Ilyaas took it in turn and acquired it from Sa’eed an-Nursi who was called Badeea’ az-Zaman an-Nursi[46] (1293 A.H. – 1379 A.H.) in Turkey. So the foundation of the ideology was from Turkey, and it grew and was brought up and implemented and propelled from India.’ According to them Maulana Muhammad Ilyas (ra) was influenced by the teachings of Bediuzzaman Said Nursi (ra).

I have never heard this before, nor have I had any reason to suspect such a link.

does anyone know if this has any basis?

if it is made up or their confusion then does anyone know why they think this?

07-10-2012, 08:27 AM	#1
Nubtoubrem Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 424 Senior Member	Muhammad Ilyas influenced by Said Nursi? I noticed this on a salafi website ‘’Abdullaah bin Mubarak al-Qahtani said: ‘Muhammad Ilyaas al-Kandalawi is regarded as the founder of the Tableeghi ... and he was the one who made the fundamental principles for the .... Muhammad Ilyaas took it in turn and acquired it from Sa’eed an-Nursi who was called Badeea’ az-Zaman an-Nursi[46] (1293 A.H. – 1379 A.H.) in Turkey. So the foundation of the ideology was from Turkey, and it grew and was brought up and implemented and propelled from India.’ According to them Maulana Muhammad Ilyas (ra) was influenced by the teachings of Bediuzzaman Said Nursi (ra). I have never heard this before, nor have I had any reason to suspect such a link. does anyone know if this has any basis? if it is made up or their confusion then does anyone know why they think this?
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