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The forbidden Rumi - Jalaluddin Rumi EXPOSED

By Brother Ozcan - contributor Muslim Villa Beware and never get duped by this solid pharisee who wasn't only satisfied with his own depravity but wanted to spread it among the people too. That's his mausoleum. Here is where the pharisee is buried in Konya, Turkey. It's more than just a little astonishing that people actually visit this place, convinced that they are visiting the tomb of a "pious" man. The pharisee did actually succeed in duping many. Lately I've been very frustrated because the imam I trusted is talking with so much respect about all previous 'ulema' such as Gazali and even Jalaluddin al Rumi, who for example claims that his rubbish called "Mesnevi" is better than the Qur'an !!! Did you even know that? My favourite scholar says we should reject those parts of Rumi's writings, which by the way also contain disgusting pornographic passages, but claims that "Rumi is still one of our greate

"Amr bil Ma'ruf wa Nahy an al Munkar" (امر بالمعروف و نهى عن المنكر)

"Establish worship and enjoin kindness and forbid iniquity, and persevere whatever may befall thee. Lo! that is of the steadfast heart of things." 31:17 (Glorious Quran) The expression 'amr bi al-ma'ruf wa-nahy an al-munkar' is a very significant one. It is related to Jihad, that is, doing one's utmost to realize a goal. Jihad is not necessarily war fought on the battlefield for which the specific Arabic and Quranic term is 'qital.' Jihad has a very wide connotation and refers to striving for the cause of Allah Almighty to promote goodness and eradicate evil. A mujahid is a person who carries out Jihad or works hard for the cause of promoting the principles of the Glorious Quran. Thus, Amr bil ma‘ruf wa nahy an al-munkar which means enjoining good and forbidding evil, is a Jihad related principle. It seeks to intellectually convey the benefits of Islam to the people and to inform them of the importance of abandoning evil practices. The Quran calls

When does a new day start as per the Glorious Quran?

As indicated in the Noble Quran, every new day starts at dawn. This should not be confused with the citing of the new moon for the start of the new Islamic lunar month. The commencement of a new day and commencement of a new month are separate issues. The first day of the new Islamic month can only be confirmed when the finest crescent appears on the sky after sunset. But this does not usher the start of a new day. It only announces to be ready for the new month. The first day of this new month begins from Fajr of the following day. It's also important to keep in mind that citing the new moon at sunset by no means interferes with the existing and continuing 'day.' In other words, darkness or brightness of the atmosphere has no bearing on changing the date or status of the prevailing day until the arrival of dawn. For instance, people might consider that the night of Friday begins when the sun sets on Thursday. Or, some may consider, the night of Friday begins after midnight

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