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For those who are blindly obsessed with da'wah without any due regard for the Shariah of Allah ta'aala, the article below is a fitting reply.



Maulana Binnuri on Haram Methods

Commenting on the
employment of haraam
methods ostensibly for
the sake of the Deen
and Tabligh, Hadhrat
Maulana Yusuf Binnuri
(rahmatullah
alayh) said:
“With regards to
methods for Tabligh
and Da’wat, I wish to
present a principle.
Allah Ta’ala has not
obliged us to produce
uprighteous Muslims
by any means whatsoever.
Yes, we have the
obligation of harnessing
all lawful ways of
Tableegh which are
within the scope of our
acquisition and ability
as best as we are able
to.
Just as Islam has
commanded us with
the duty of Tabligh, it
has also shown us the
honourable ways and
etiquettes of discharging
this obligation. We
are obliged only to
execute the duty of
Tabligh within the
confines of these
ways. If we are successful
in our efforts
of Tabligh whilst observing
the lawful
ways and means, then
we have achieved the
objective. However,
assuming that we cannot
accomplish the
objective by employing
these lawful methods,
then we are not
obliged to resort to
unlawful methods to
call people to the
Deen, and to cast aside
the rules and etiquettes
of Tableegh. It
is not permissible to
adopt any methods
whether permissible or
not.
If we manage to
reform even one person
by employing the
lawful means of the
Shariah, then the mission
of our Tableegh is
achieved and successful.
On the contrary, if
we convert a hundred
people by the utilization
of unlawful
means, then this
‘success’ has no value
by Allah Ta’ala.
Tableegh which is executed
by trampling on
the ahkaam of the
Deen is not Deen. It is
the propagation of
something other than
the Deen.
Films (as well as pictures,
videos, television,
etc.) are by themselves
in conflict with
the laws of Islam.
Thus, we are not
obliged to utilize such
methods for Tableegh.
If we do not adhere to
this method (i. the lawful
method), then today
we shall utilize films to
satisfy the whims of
people. Tomorrow we
shall begin to make
use of semi-nude
women for the objective
of Tableegh. This
will be followed by
functions of singing
and music to draw people
towards the Deen.
In this manner, in the
name of Tableegh we
shall be guilty of trampling
on the laws of
the Deen.”
(Hadhrat Maulana
Yusuf Binnuri –
rahmatullah alayh –
presented the above
naseehat in 1977 when
he was requested to
give a talk on television.
The narrator of
this naseehat is Maulana
Muhammad Taqi
Sahib who had accompanied
Maulana Binnuri
on the journey on
that occasion. Maulana
Muhammad Taqi
had also commented as
follows: “This was
Maulana Binnuri’s last
address to the Council.
On reflection, it will be
understood that this
was the final naseehat
of Maulana Binniri to
all workers of Da’wat
and the Deen. It is
most befitting to impress
this naseehat on
the tablet of the heart.”

http://www.themajlis.co.za/books/MajlisVol21No02.pdf