DiscussWorldIssues - Socio-Economic Religion and Political Uncensored Debate - View Single Post - Al Kauthar Institute

**BoboStin** · 09-04-2012, 12:22 AM

Just came across this book:

http://yawarbaig.org/Publications/Ul...yforchange.pdf

Skimmed through a few pages. Perhaps the others can read and comment. From what I see a lot of disregard is shown to the derives of the 'Ulama and in particular Darul 'Uloom Deoband.

Will add more comments later as well as to your above post Mawlana

If Baig really wanted to make a change, then why did he firstly write in English and secondly why publish it online - provide nasihah privately. I feel there's an agenda. What he seems to be calling for is very utopian and idealistic. All the best to him in that regard. There is a certain Indian class that tends to place all social ills on the shoulders of the ulama and madaris. Baig is no different in that respect.

It's clear Al Kauthar knows its target market well. The dawa has been shaped to lead astray naive Hanafis.

09-04-2012, 12:22 AM	#32
BoboStin Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 376 Senior Member	Just came across this book: http://yawarbaig.org/Publications/Ul...yforchange.pdf Skimmed through a few pages. Perhaps the others can read and comment. From what I see a lot of disregard is shown to the derives of the 'Ulama and in particular Darul 'Uloom Deoband. Will add more comments later as well as to your above post Mawlana If Baig really wanted to make a change, then why did he firstly write in English and secondly why publish it online - provide nasihah privately. I feel there's an agenda. What he seems to be calling for is very utopian and idealistic. All the best to him in that regard. There is a certain Indian class that tends to place all social ills on the shoulders of the ulama and madaris. Baig is no different in that respect. It's clear Al Kauthar knows its target market well. The dawa has been shaped to lead astray naive Hanafis.
	Quote