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**RayFairhurst** · 03-27-2011, 03:02 AM

In the following lecture Mufti Mahmud Hasan (RAH) expressed clearly the true intention of Tabligh Jamat. However , sadly in some ( or many ? ) places present day TJ activists and their local elders are not aware of this purpose.

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source : p. 11 - 12

http://www.onlineislamicshop.co.uk/p...oducts_id/2125
http://www.al-rashad.com/Hadrat-Muft...at_p_2489.html
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A lecture of Hadrat Mufti Sahib ( RAH )

By: Hadrat Mauling Fadlur Rahman 'Azmi (DB)

Hadrat Mufti Sahib (RAH), would often visit Dhabel where he
would stay for several days. He would conduct lectures and
gatherings there. After Fajr, he would conduct the dhikr
gathering where those participating would sit in a room that
faced qiblah and complete their dhikr audibly.
Hadrat Muft Sahib (RAH) would also be present there.

He would also conduct a gathering after Asr salah in which he mostly
answered the people's, questions. He would also deliver
lectures in neighbouring villages.

Hadrat Mufti Sahib (RAH) once delivered a lecture in the village
of Itawa (close to Dhabel) and the students and teachers of
Dhabel also managed to present themselves. When Hadrat
Mufti Sahib (RAH), sat on the chair to deliver the lecture after
the Isha sslah, an Alim whispered to him that they had just
completed their weekly ghusht that night. As far as I can
remember, Had_rat Mufti Sahib (RAH) , then dedicated the entire
lecture to the effort of TablTgh. He highlighted its importance
and extolled its virtues.

He mentioned that the effort of Tabligh is like rain, which reaches
every area whether people like it or not. Without asking remuneration from
people, it pours over the rivers and oceans just as it falls on
mountains, rocky ground and salt flats. It is then according
to the potential of the ground that it either derives benefit
from the rain or is deprived. The rain water then collects in
dams and watering holes from which humans and animals
derive benefit for a long time. It is with this water that fields
are irrigated and crops grown. Had it not been for the rain,
even dams and wells would run dry.

Hadrat Mufti Sahib ( RAH), stated further that the Madrasahs and
Khanqahs are like the dams and wells. It is only those
people who go there who will derive benefit and then too,
only according to the effort they make. The rivers and wells
neither go to the person suffering from thirst nor to those
who really need water. In fact, even these rivers and wells
will dry up without the rain. When the effort of Tabligh takes
place, its benefit reaches the average Muslim as well as the
Madrasahs and Khanqah.

Tabligh creates the urge in people, which in turn drives people to become students of
the Madrasahs and murids (disciples) at Khanqahs.

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May Allah save the great movement of Tabligh Jamat from misunderstanding and corruption.

03-27-2011, 03:02 AM	#10
RayFairhurst Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 496 Senior Member	In the following lecture Mufti Mahmud Hasan (RAH) expressed clearly the true intention of Tabligh Jamat. However , sadly in some ( or many ? ) places present day TJ activists and their local elders are not aware of this purpose. ----------------------------- source : p. 11 - 12 http://www.onlineislamicshop.co.uk/p...oducts_id/2125 http://www.al-rashad.com/Hadrat-Muft...at_p_2489.html ---------------- A lecture of Hadrat Mufti Sahib ( RAH ) By: Hadrat Mauling Fadlur Rahman 'Azmi (DB) Hadrat Mufti Sahib (RAH), would often visit Dhabel where he would stay for several days. He would conduct lectures and gatherings there. After Fajr, he would conduct the dhikr gathering where those participating would sit in a room that faced qiblah and complete their dhikr audibly. Hadrat Muft Sahib (RAH) would also be present there. He would also conduct a gathering after Asr salah in which he mostly answered the people's, questions. He would also deliver lectures in neighbouring villages. Hadrat Mufti Sahib (RAH) once delivered a lecture in the village of Itawa (close to Dhabel) and the students and teachers of Dhabel also managed to present themselves. When Hadrat Mufti Sahib (RAH), sat on the chair to deliver the lecture after the Isha sslah, an Alim whispered to him that they had just completed their weekly ghusht that night. As far as I can remember, Had_rat Mufti Sahib (RAH) , then dedicated the entire lecture to the effort of TablTgh. He highlighted its importance and extolled its virtues. He mentioned that the effort of Tabligh is like rain, which reaches every area whether people like it or not. Without asking remuneration from people, it pours over the rivers and oceans just as it falls on mountains, rocky ground and salt flats. It is then according to the potential of the ground that it either derives benefit from the rain or is deprived. The rain water then collects in dams and watering holes from which humans and animals derive benefit for a long time. It is with this water that fields are irrigated and crops grown. Had it not been for the rain, even dams and wells would run dry. Hadrat Mufti Sahib ( RAH), stated further that the Madrasahs and Khanqahs are like the dams and wells. It is only those people who go there who will derive benefit and then too, only according to the effort they make. The rivers and wells neither go to the person suffering from thirst nor to those who really need water. In fact, even these rivers and wells will dry up without the rain. When the effort of Tabligh takes place, its benefit reaches the average Muslim as well as the Madrasahs and Khanqah. Tabligh creates the urge in people, which in turn drives people to become students of the Madrasahs and murids (disciples) at Khanqahs. ---------------------- May Allah save the great movement of Tabligh Jamat from misunderstanding and corruption.
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