Books by Dr Muhammadullah Khalili
Al-Salam Academy Deoband, 2020
Authentic Islamic information on various topics with reference to the Quran and Hadith
Comprehen... more Authentic Islamic information on various topics with reference to the Quran and Hadith
Comprehensive 16 Speeches in English with duration of 15-25 minuets.
A useful book for students, teachers and general Muslims alike.
Contents of ISLAMIC SPEECHES – PART ONE
* How To Make Your Speech More Effective (1) An Introduction To Islam (2) The Holy Qur’an (3) Life Of The Prophet (pbuh) (4) Salah –Prayer (5) Sawm - Fast (6) Zakah – Alms (7) Hajj – Pilgrimage (8) Eid Al-Fitr (9) Eid Al-Adha (10) Virtues Of Jumu’ah (11) Dawah And Tabligh (12) Importance Of English For Dawah (13) Islam And Science (14) Islam And Education (15) Morals In Islam (16) Women’s Rights: Islam Versus West (17) Hijab In Islam (18) Rights Of Parents (19) Unity And Brotherhood In Islam (20) Equality And Justice In Islam (21) Islam And Terrorism (22) Tolerance In Islam (23) Muslims And India’s Freedom Struggle (24) Darul Uloom Deoband (00) Words And Meanings
Contents of ISLAMIC SPEECHES – PART TWO
(25) Islam: The Universal Religion (26) Finality Of Prophethood (27) Virtues Of Ramadan (28) Eid Al-Fitr: Virtues And Rulings (29) Virtues Of Dhu Al-Hijjah (30) Charity And Social Service In Islam (31) What Is Jihad? (32) Cleanliness In Islam (33) Backbiting And Slandering (34) Good Conduct With Relatives (35) Husband And Wife Relations (36) Dowry: A Heinous Social Crime (37) Tragedy Of Suicide (38) Valentine’s Day Celebration (39) India Our Homeland (40) Our Republic Day (00) Words And Meanings
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Markaz Media and Publications Pvt. Ltd., 2019
Markazul Ma’arif Education and Research Centre (MMERC) was established in 1994 with an aim to edu... more Markazul Ma’arif Education and Research Centre (MMERC) was established in 1994 with an aim to educate madrasa graduates in English and modern communication sciences in order to broaden their perspective and widen their area of influence. This great project of Maulana Badruddin Ajmal Qasmi met a grand success and was welcomed by the madrasas as well as intellectuals. Therefore, many renowned madrasas and universities adopted the idea of MMERC for training their graduates in English and other subjects. Darul Uloom Deoband, Nadwatul Ulama Lucknow and many other institutions are presently offering this course in their campuses, while several universities like Aligrah Muslim University, Jamia Millia Islamia and Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU) introduced a similar course (i.e. bridge course) for madrasa graduates as post-madrasa education.
The book in your hand is a Souvenir – collection of papers presented in the 3-Day International Seminar held on the occasion of MMERC Silver Jubilee in New Delhi. In this Souvenir, along with the seminar details, you will find research papers shedding light on Markazul Ma’arif and its achievements, DELL (Diploma in English Language and Literature) course, as well as on the main theme of the Seminar: ‘Ulama, Muslim Youth and Contemporary Challenges’. It is interesting to note that most of the paper contributors are alumni of MMERC and products of the DELL course. A few of the authors are inspiring graduates; we did not alter much in the language of their papers to keep complete originality in letter and spirit. Nevertheless, I should confess that there may be typos and proofreading errors in the book because of shortage of time to the Souvenir Committee.
I thank the MMERC patron, the Seminar Conveners, my colleagues in the Souvenir Committee and all contributors for their part in producing this wonderful work in a very short span of time.
May Allah enable us to serve the community and the nation more and better – Aameen!
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Fiqhi Decisions and Resolutions passed in Seminars held by Idarat al-Mabahith al-Fiqhiya under Ja... more Fiqhi Decisions and Resolutions passed in Seminars held by Idarat al-Mabahith al-Fiqhiya under Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, New Delhi
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MARKAZUL MAARIF EDUCATION AND RESEARCH CENTRE (a revolutionary institute equipping Madrasa gradua... more MARKAZUL MAARIF EDUCATION AND RESEARCH CENTRE (a revolutionary institute equipping Madrasa graduates with English and modern education)
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Shaikhul Hind Academy, Darul Uloom Deoband, Oct 2020
دارالعلوم دیوبند کی جامع ومختصر تاریخ
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ڈیڑھ سو سالہ خدمات، حالات اور شخصیات کا تاریخی مرقع
مرتب ڈاکٹر مولانا محمد اللہ قاسمی
ناشر: دارالعلوم دیوبند
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Authentic Islamic information on various topics with reference to the Quran and Hadith
Short and... more Authentic Islamic information on various topics with reference to the Quran and Hadith
Short and comprehensive 24 Speeches in English with duration of 8-15 minuets.
A useful book for students, teachers and general Muslims alike.
Contents
Preface 8
Endorsement 10
Acknowledgement 11
Foreword 12
Before You Start 14
Art of Public Speaking 16
An Introduction to Islam 18
The Holy Qur’an 22
The Life of the Prophet (r) 26
Salah (Prayer) 30
Sawm (Fast) 34
Zakah (Alms) 38
Hajj (Pilgrimage) 41
Eid al-Fitr 45
Eid al-Adha 48
Virtues of Jumu’ah 51
Dawah and Tabligh 57
Importance of English for Dawah 61
Islam and Science 65
Islam and Education 69
Morals in Islam 73
Women’s Rights: Islam versus West 77
Hijab in Islam 82
Rights of Parents 87
Unity and Brotherhood in Islam 94
Equality and Justice in Islam 98
Islam and Terrorism 103
Tolerance in Islam 107
Indian Muslims & Freedom Struggle 111
Darul Uloom Deoband 116
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इस किताब में दारुल उलूम देवबन्द के डेढ़ सौ सालों का इतिहास संक्षिप्त और पूर्ण रूप से समेट लिया गय... more इस किताब में दारुल उलूम देवबन्द के डेढ़ सौ सालों का इतिहास संक्षिप्त और पूर्ण रूप से समेट लिया गया है।
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Account of the Revolutionary Movement of Shaikhul Hind Maulana Mahmood Hasan For Freedom of India... more Account of the Revolutionary Movement of Shaikhul Hind Maulana Mahmood Hasan For Freedom of India based on the official reports British India preserved in India Office London.
Written by Maulana Muhammad Miyan Deobandi and Translated in English by Muhammadullah Qasmi
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Madrasa Education: Its Strength and Weakness is a brilliant work done on the subject. As the boo... more Madrasa Education: Its Strength and Weakness is a brilliant work done on the subject. As the book deals with the history of madrasas through ages it discusses the burning issues like fundamentalism, terrorism, syllabus and curricula of madras, the author being a madras product himself was duly able to present the reality. This is, undoubtedly, a tremendous effort of the young author that beckons a brighter future for him. The book shall stand out be a new kind of vision throwing light on madrasas from a different angle.
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The issue of women's right has been the most complicated one in the human history. All the Civili... more The issue of women's right has been the most complicated one in the human history. All the Civilizations of the world have adopted the two extreme positions on this matter. Rome, Greece and Europe had tested the two extremes throughout their history. Some civilized nations like Greece once and presently the so-called civilized Western nations have equated them with men in every sphere of life. They drew them out of their homes for total emancipation. While other Country like ancient Persia went to other extreme, describing women as a blunder of Nature and a creature, which ought to be ignored. (1) The Greece, Rome and Christian Europe regarded women as the root cause of evil, gateway to Satan and an unavoidable creature. The women had no value and no status in the society. (2) Hinduism regarded women as a salable commodity. The women were deprived of basic human rights. Even a widow had to burn herself with the dead body of her husband. (3) The Islamic viewpoint regarding women is quite moderate. Unlike the other religions and civilizations of the world, it offers a divine solution to this matter. It directly addresses the nature and appeals to the heart of human beings. It adopts middle path and takes into consideration the physical formation of the women to give them their due status in human society.
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Hadhrat Maulana Ghulam Rasool Khamosh was was the Acting Mohtamim (rector) of Darul Uloom Deoband... more Hadhrat Maulana Ghulam Rasool Khamosh was was the Acting Mohtamim (rector) of Darul Uloom Deoband and prominent member its Majlis Shura (Governing Body), as well as the Mohtamim of Darul Uloom Chhapi in Gujarat and a senior member of Tablighi Jama'at
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Renowned Islamic scholar and an accomplished Hadith Professor of Darul Uloom Deoband
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Books by Dr Muhammadullah Khalili
Comprehensive 16 Speeches in English with duration of 15-25 minuets.
A useful book for students, teachers and general Muslims alike.
Contents of ISLAMIC SPEECHES – PART ONE
* How To Make Your Speech More Effective (1) An Introduction To Islam (2) The Holy Qur’an (3) Life Of The Prophet (pbuh) (4) Salah –Prayer (5) Sawm - Fast (6) Zakah – Alms (7) Hajj – Pilgrimage (8) Eid Al-Fitr (9) Eid Al-Adha (10) Virtues Of Jumu’ah (11) Dawah And Tabligh (12) Importance Of English For Dawah (13) Islam And Science (14) Islam And Education (15) Morals In Islam (16) Women’s Rights: Islam Versus West (17) Hijab In Islam (18) Rights Of Parents (19) Unity And Brotherhood In Islam (20) Equality And Justice In Islam (21) Islam And Terrorism (22) Tolerance In Islam (23) Muslims And India’s Freedom Struggle (24) Darul Uloom Deoband (00) Words And Meanings
Contents of ISLAMIC SPEECHES – PART TWO
(25) Islam: The Universal Religion (26) Finality Of Prophethood (27) Virtues Of Ramadan (28) Eid Al-Fitr: Virtues And Rulings (29) Virtues Of Dhu Al-Hijjah (30) Charity And Social Service In Islam (31) What Is Jihad? (32) Cleanliness In Islam (33) Backbiting And Slandering (34) Good Conduct With Relatives (35) Husband And Wife Relations (36) Dowry: A Heinous Social Crime (37) Tragedy Of Suicide (38) Valentine’s Day Celebration (39) India Our Homeland (40) Our Republic Day (00) Words And Meanings
The book in your hand is a Souvenir – collection of papers presented in the 3-Day International Seminar held on the occasion of MMERC Silver Jubilee in New Delhi. In this Souvenir, along with the seminar details, you will find research papers shedding light on Markazul Ma’arif and its achievements, DELL (Diploma in English Language and Literature) course, as well as on the main theme of the Seminar: ‘Ulama, Muslim Youth and Contemporary Challenges’. It is interesting to note that most of the paper contributors are alumni of MMERC and products of the DELL course. A few of the authors are inspiring graduates; we did not alter much in the language of their papers to keep complete originality in letter and spirit. Nevertheless, I should confess that there may be typos and proofreading errors in the book because of shortage of time to the Souvenir Committee.
I thank the MMERC patron, the Seminar Conveners, my colleagues in the Souvenir Committee and all contributors for their part in producing this wonderful work in a very short span of time.
May Allah enable us to serve the community and the nation more and better – Aameen!
ڈیڑھ سو سالہ خدمات، حالات اور شخصیات کا تاریخی مرقع
مرتب ڈاکٹر مولانا محمد اللہ قاسمی
ناشر: دارالعلوم دیوبند
Short and comprehensive 24 Speeches in English with duration of 8-15 minuets.
A useful book for students, teachers and general Muslims alike.
Contents
Preface 8
Endorsement 10
Acknowledgement 11
Foreword 12
Before You Start 14
Art of Public Speaking 16
An Introduction to Islam 18
The Holy Qur’an 22
The Life of the Prophet (r) 26
Salah (Prayer) 30
Sawm (Fast) 34
Zakah (Alms) 38
Hajj (Pilgrimage) 41
Eid al-Fitr 45
Eid al-Adha 48
Virtues of Jumu’ah 51
Dawah and Tabligh 57
Importance of English for Dawah 61
Islam and Science 65
Islam and Education 69
Morals in Islam 73
Women’s Rights: Islam versus West 77
Hijab in Islam 82
Rights of Parents 87
Unity and Brotherhood in Islam 94
Equality and Justice in Islam 98
Islam and Terrorism 103
Tolerance in Islam 107
Indian Muslims & Freedom Struggle 111
Darul Uloom Deoband 116
Written by Maulana Muhammad Miyan Deobandi and Translated in English by Muhammadullah Qasmi
Papers by Dr Muhammadullah Khalili
Comprehensive 16 Speeches in English with duration of 15-25 minuets.
A useful book for students, teachers and general Muslims alike.
Contents of ISLAMIC SPEECHES – PART ONE
* How To Make Your Speech More Effective (1) An Introduction To Islam (2) The Holy Qur’an (3) Life Of The Prophet (pbuh) (4) Salah –Prayer (5) Sawm - Fast (6) Zakah – Alms (7) Hajj – Pilgrimage (8) Eid Al-Fitr (9) Eid Al-Adha (10) Virtues Of Jumu’ah (11) Dawah And Tabligh (12) Importance Of English For Dawah (13) Islam And Science (14) Islam And Education (15) Morals In Islam (16) Women’s Rights: Islam Versus West (17) Hijab In Islam (18) Rights Of Parents (19) Unity And Brotherhood In Islam (20) Equality And Justice In Islam (21) Islam And Terrorism (22) Tolerance In Islam (23) Muslims And India’s Freedom Struggle (24) Darul Uloom Deoband (00) Words And Meanings
Contents of ISLAMIC SPEECHES – PART TWO
(25) Islam: The Universal Religion (26) Finality Of Prophethood (27) Virtues Of Ramadan (28) Eid Al-Fitr: Virtues And Rulings (29) Virtues Of Dhu Al-Hijjah (30) Charity And Social Service In Islam (31) What Is Jihad? (32) Cleanliness In Islam (33) Backbiting And Slandering (34) Good Conduct With Relatives (35) Husband And Wife Relations (36) Dowry: A Heinous Social Crime (37) Tragedy Of Suicide (38) Valentine’s Day Celebration (39) India Our Homeland (40) Our Republic Day (00) Words And Meanings
The book in your hand is a Souvenir – collection of papers presented in the 3-Day International Seminar held on the occasion of MMERC Silver Jubilee in New Delhi. In this Souvenir, along with the seminar details, you will find research papers shedding light on Markazul Ma’arif and its achievements, DELL (Diploma in English Language and Literature) course, as well as on the main theme of the Seminar: ‘Ulama, Muslim Youth and Contemporary Challenges’. It is interesting to note that most of the paper contributors are alumni of MMERC and products of the DELL course. A few of the authors are inspiring graduates; we did not alter much in the language of their papers to keep complete originality in letter and spirit. Nevertheless, I should confess that there may be typos and proofreading errors in the book because of shortage of time to the Souvenir Committee.
I thank the MMERC patron, the Seminar Conveners, my colleagues in the Souvenir Committee and all contributors for their part in producing this wonderful work in a very short span of time.
May Allah enable us to serve the community and the nation more and better – Aameen!
ڈیڑھ سو سالہ خدمات، حالات اور شخصیات کا تاریخی مرقع
مرتب ڈاکٹر مولانا محمد اللہ قاسمی
ناشر: دارالعلوم دیوبند
Short and comprehensive 24 Speeches in English with duration of 8-15 minuets.
A useful book for students, teachers and general Muslims alike.
Contents
Preface 8
Endorsement 10
Acknowledgement 11
Foreword 12
Before You Start 14
Art of Public Speaking 16
An Introduction to Islam 18
The Holy Qur’an 22
The Life of the Prophet (r) 26
Salah (Prayer) 30
Sawm (Fast) 34
Zakah (Alms) 38
Hajj (Pilgrimage) 41
Eid al-Fitr 45
Eid al-Adha 48
Virtues of Jumu’ah 51
Dawah and Tabligh 57
Importance of English for Dawah 61
Islam and Science 65
Islam and Education 69
Morals in Islam 73
Women’s Rights: Islam versus West 77
Hijab in Islam 82
Rights of Parents 87
Unity and Brotherhood in Islam 94
Equality and Justice in Islam 98
Islam and Terrorism 103
Tolerance in Islam 107
Indian Muslims & Freedom Struggle 111
Darul Uloom Deoband 116
Written by Maulana Muhammad Miyan Deobandi and Translated in English by Muhammadullah Qasmi
بر صغیر، ایشیا، افریقہ امریکہ وغیرہ میں دینی تعلیم کے مراکز کا مختصر جائزہ
خلال عهود سلاطين دلهي وملوك المغول (1206-1857م)
Fiqh Literature in India
During Delhi Sultanate and Mughal Rule - 1206-1857
إعداد وتقديم:
محمد الله الخليلي القاسمي
(Muhammadullah Khalili Qasmi)
He lived at a turbulent time in India when the Mughal Empire (1526-1857) was declining swiftly after the bright and powerful reign of Abu al-Muẓaffar Muḥiud-Dīn Muḥammad Aurangzeb ‘Ālamgīr (1618 – 1707) who was last great Mughal Emperor and ruled the widest parts of the greater India of known history for nearly 50 years (1658 –1707). In view of the prevailing political chaos, moral corruption and economic declining of the East, Shāh Walīullāh chalked out a plan of complete revolution. In this context, he expounded rare political, social, economical and religious theories which are scattered in his various works.
Maulāna Syed Muḥammad Miyān in his books ‘Ulama-e-Hind ka Shāndār Mādhi (Glorious Past of the Muslim Scholars) and ‘Tahrīk Reshmi Rūmāl’ (Silk Letter Movement) has summarised these thoughts which we present in the next lines with necessary additions of resources, background, historical context as well as conclusion.
Two-day International Virtual Conference:
“The Role of Tolerance in the Stability of the Society”
Organized By
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In collaboration with
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Date: 19th & 20th January, 2021
بموقع: سولہواں فقہی سیمینار 2020
ادارۃ المباحث الفقہیۃ، جمعیۃ علمائے ہند، نئی دہلی
بتاریخ: 18 تا 20 مارچ 2020 مطابق 22 تا 24 رجب 1441ھ
بمقام: دفتر جمعیۃ علمائے ہند ، 1 بہادر ظفر شاہ مارگ، نئی دہلی
The Mughal Empire was the last as well as the most powerful Muslim ruling dynasties of the Indian subcontinent. It contributed greatly to the Indian culture, civilization, art, architecture, literature and other sciences. The Mughal era in India witnessed a great deal of expansion in Islamic sciences too. It produced world renowned saints, scholars and experts, like Mujaddid Alf Thāni Shaikh Ahmad Sirhindi (d. 1624), Shaikh Abdul Haq Muhaddith Dehlawi (d. 1642), and Shāh Walīullah Muhaddith Dehlawi (d. 1762).
The Mughals followed Hanafi School of Fiqh and continued to regard it officially as constitution of their empire just like their predecessors of Delhi Sultanate. The judicial system of Mughal India was entirely based on Hanafi Fiqh. They appointed Hanafi qaḍīs and muftīs to settle the disputes of their subjects.
The education system of Mughal India also paid greater attention to Fiqh as the judicial system required jurists and experts of Islamic Fiqh. The books of Hanafi Fiqh i.e. Al-Qudūri by Ahmad bin Muhammad al-Qudūri (d. 1036) and Al-Hidāyah fi Sharh Bidāyat al-Mubtadi by Burhānuddīn ‘Ali bin Abu Bakr al-Margīnāni (d. 1196) were part of the syllabus. The ‘Ulama of Firangi Mahal in Lucknow in later Mughal period gained popularity and promoted Fiqh enormously.
The Mughal era produced numerous Fiqh literature, most important among them was Fatāwa Hindīya which was compiled under the supervision of Emperor Aurangzeb (reign 1658–1707). The era produced other numerous books on different topics and aspects of Islamic Fiqh, especially Tawāli’ al-Anwār ‘ala al-Durr al-Mukhtār by ‘Allama ‘Abid Sindhi (d. 1841).
During the Mughal rule in India, there lived many great scholars of Fiqh, jurists and experts of Islamic law.
Summarily, the period of Mughal rule in India had a rich history pertaining to Hanafi Fiqh, as it contributed Fiqh literature of repute, produced great scholars, its educational and judicial system drew its affiliation to Hanafi Fiqh.
برائے پندرہواں فقہی سیمینار 2019
ادارۃ المباحث الفقہیۃ، جمعیۃ علمائے ہند، نئی دہلی
Organized by: ISESCO, Rabat, Morocco In Collaboration & Coordination of: Islamic Fiqh Academy (INDIA), New Delhi Dept of Arabic, University of Delhi, Delhi
The rich heritage of Fiqh contributed by the Muslim scholars of the era ranges from fatwa collections, fiqhi issues, principles of fiqh to judicial system, marginal notes on famous fiqhi texts. There are several hundred books and treatises written at different topics of fiqh. Only some of these works are published and most of them are preserved in different libraries in India and abroad.
This paper will particularly explore the fatwa collections of Mughal era which are at least ten in number. The most famous among them is Fatāwa Hindiya compiled under the supervision of Emperor Aurangzeb (reign 1658 – 1707), while the others are: (2) Fatāwa Bābri by Nūr al-Dīn al-Khawāfi (d. 1670) (3) Fatawa Amīnia by Amīn ibn ‘Ubaidullāh in 1541 (4) Faāwa Barāhīniya by Nasīr al-Dīn Lahori in 1588 (5) Al-Fatāwa al-Naqshbandiya by Shaikh Mu’īnuddīn al-Naqshbandi (d. 1674) (6) Fatāwa Majmu’a al-Barkāt by Shaikh Abu al-Barkāt Dehlawi (d. 1707) (7) Mukhtasar al-Fatāwa al-Shāfi by Qadhi Abdul Hamid Thathwi (8) Fatāwa Sirāj al-Munīr by Mufti Tabi’ Muhammad Lakhnawi in 1708 (9) Fatāwa Azīzi by Shāh ‘Abdul ‘Azīz Dehlawi (d. 1823).
But the most encyclopaedic of all these works is Tawāli’ al-Anwār by ‘Allāmah ‘Ābid al-Sindi al-Madani (d. 1841) which is the commentary of famous fatwa book ‘al-Durr al-Mukhtār’ by Shaikh ‘Ali ‘Alāuddīn al-Haskafi (d. 1677). ‘Allāmah ‘Ābid Sindhi was born in India, but later moved to Yemen and finally settled in Madinah (under the Ottoman Caliphate) where he produced this great work. The manuscript of this book consists of 20,000 pages and if published it may appear in around 60 volumes. The manuscripts of this book are preserved in different libraries of India, Turkey, Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
South Africa is home to nearly one million Muslims and most of them originally belong to the Indian subcontinent. The majority of the South African Muslims of the Indian origin follows Deobadni School of thought. They are living in South Africa in peace and have proved to be law-abiding citizens as well as they enjoy freedom to practice their religion, to build mosques and madrasas.
This is an interesting topic of research how these Muslim migrants reached South Africa and what they have contributed to South Africa as well as to the Muslim world.
In my paper I wish to explore the historical roots of the Deobandi Muslims in South Africa along with tracing their theological affiliation to Deoband school. As naturally the paper will cover the contributions of Deobandi Muslims in South Africa in preaching the true message of Islam, imparting Islamic education, building mosques and madrasas, extending humanitarian and social services and setting one of the best example of coexistence and peaceful living along with introducing the Islamic heritage in South Africa and surrounding African countries. In this regard, the paper shall briefly contain the accounts of great Deobandi Muslim personalities and outstanding Deobandi institutions in the country
بموقع:
۱۴؍واں فقہی اجلاس، ادارۃ المباحث الفقہیۃ، جمعیۃ علمائے ہند
بتاریخ:
۵تا ۷جمادی الثانیۃ ۱۴۳۹ھ مطابق ۲۱تا۲۳؍فروری ۲۰۱۸ء بدھ تا جمعہ
بمقام:
جامعہ علوم القرآن، جمبوسر ضلع بھروچ، گجرات
پیشکش:
محمد اللہ خلیلی قاسمی
شعبۂ انٹرنیٹ وآن لائن فتوی ویب، دارالعلوم دیوبند
9457049675 | khaliliqasmi@gmail.com
The Muslim rule in India can be categorised into the following stages; (1) from the era of Caliphate up to Arab Governors in Sind i.e. 645 to 856, (2) Ghaznavid rule in northern India from 1004 to 1186, (3) Delhi Sultanate from 1206 to 1526 and finally (4) Mughal Empire from 1526 to 1857.
It was Delhi Sultanate that carried the flag of Islam from western and northern sides into central and eastern and southern India. It established strong Muslim rule in Delhi and united several parts of the country under its control. During Delhi Sultanate period, several dynasties ruled India one after another: (1) Mamlook (Slave) Dynsty from 1206 to 1290, (2) Khilji Dynasty from 1290 to 1320, (3) Tughlaq Dynasty from 1320 to 1414, Sayyids Dynasty from 1414 from 1451 and lastly Lodhi Dynasty from 1451 to 1526. Besides, there were regional Muslim states and kingdoms at occasions in southern, central, western and eastern India during the Sultanate period.
The period of Delhi Sultanate was a bright era of Indian history which witnessed revolutionary changes in education, sciences, architecture, fine arts, administration etc. The Islamic sciences, especially, fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) flourished and expanded during this period. Fiqh had central position among all Islamic sciences and being scholar of fiqh was the zenith of academic excellence. The rulers adhered to Hanafi Fiqh and thus the administration of Delhi Sultanate was based on Hanafi Fiqh. They established madrasas where Hanafi Fiqh was taught. They sponsored ulama, qadhis and scholars of fiqh who therefore were encouraged to produce great works on Hanafi Fiqh like Al-Fatawa al-Ghiyasia, Fawayid Ferozshahi, Fatawa Qarakhani besides other fatwa and fiqh literatures. The encyclopedia of Hanafi Fiqh, Fatawa Tatarkhania, is a matchless legacy left behind by Delhi Sultanate. There were numerous great scholars of fiqh during the Sultanate period who contributed greatly to the promotion of Hanafi Fiqh in India.
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سیمینار بموقع 100 سالہ تقریبات جمعیۃ علمائے ہند
21-22 ستمبر
2019
Maulānā Manāẓir Aḥsan Gīlānī: His Early Life at Deoband as Student, Editor and Teacher
Maulānā Manāẓir Aḥsan Gīlānī (1892-1956) was a renowned Islamic scholar, prolific writer, philosopher and real genius of twentieth century India. He contributed greatly to the rich heritage of Islamic sciences and wrote extensively on Muslims and Islamic issues. His researches and investigative findings in the field of Islamic sciences are in the capacity of huge works that can be contributed by a large research institute.
Maulānā Gīlānī got higher Islamic education at Deoband since 1331/1913 to 1332/1914 and learned at the great teachers of all times like Shaikh al-Hind Maulānā Maḥmūd Ḥasan Deobandi (1851-1920), ʿAllāmah Anwar Shāh Kashmīrī (1875-1933) and ʿAllāmah Shabbīr Aḥmad Uthmānī (1887-1949). He has recorded his days at Deoband in some articles which were later published as book entitled ‘Iḥāṭa-e-Dārul Uloom Mein Bīte Hue Din’. His contact with Deoband brought a dramatic change in his academic and ideological life and played key the role in shaping his future career immensely.
Having graduated from Dārul Uloom Deoband, this young scholar of barely 24 years was appointed as Assistant Editor of its monthly organs ‘al-Qāsim’ and ‘al-Rashīd’ in 1334/1916 and continued at the post till 1335/1917. During these days he was also assigned the task of teaching as Assistant Teacher of Arabic classes.
His scholarly contributions to Al-Qāsim and al-Rashīd have very much journalistic and academic importance. These were pioneers magazines published by madrasās and ʿUlamā that marked the beginning a new era in the field of Urdu journalism. He contributed several dozen long articles that were mostly published in multiple parts. Some of these articles were compiled and published in the form of books.
This paper shall survey his early life at Deoband as student, editor and teacher, and shall bring about his study records and other details. More prominently his journalistic and academic contributions will be analyzed and all available records and data in Dārul Uloom shall be collected in this regard.
Muhammadullah Khalili Qasmi
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بموقع سیمینار 100 سالہ تقریبات جمعیۃ علمائے ہند
21-22 ستمبر
2019
On Maulana Muhammad Ali Mungeri: Life and Achievements
(December, 8, 2019, |Sunday)
Organized by: Rahmani Foundation
Belan Bazar, Munger, Bihar 811201
Hadhrat Maulana Syed Muhammad Ali Mungeri (1846-1927) was the stalwart and genius personality of British India who was not only prominent spiritual guide of his age, rather a prolific writer, eminent educationist and great warrior of Islam. Maulana Mungeri possessed many distinct qualities and served in various fields. On one hand, he was great spiritual mentor of scores of Muslims from across the country, while on the other hand he was the head of the Nadwatul Ulama that founded Darul Uloom in Lucknow, which aimed at maintaining balance between the old traditional and the modern education systems. Along with preaching and propagating Islam through guiding people towards the straight path of Islam, he fulfilled duties as a warrior of Islam and defended Islam against the Christian missionary onslaught as well as refuted Mirza Ghulam Ahmad of Qadian (Punjab) who claimed to be prophet. As he fought on these fronts as with his tongue and action, he picked up pen also and authored scores of books and treatises on various subjects spanning from religion, theology, comparative study of religions to deviant sects and thoughts.