The current year, 1427 Hijri has been a historically significant year in the era of Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin (TUS). For the scholars of Islamic history, this year is a reminder of the ninth year of Rasulullah's (SAW)hijrat to Medina. That year was preceded by the historic hijra; the consolidation of Islam through the famous battles of Badr and 'Ohod
The majestic date palm or nakhl, is a symbol of resilience
and magnanimity in the Arabian desert. The tall tree stands proud in
the blazing heat giving succor to the weary traveler, providing him
shelter under its huge leaves and nourishment from its sweet
delectable fruit. It is known as the most noble of all plants, one
of the trees of jannat.
Syedna Taher Saifuddin (QA), the 51st heir to the throne of Dai al Mutlaq, was born on the eve of the 27th of Zilqada 1305 H. (corresponding to the 4th of August 1888) in Surat. At a very early age, Maulana (QA) had mastered Arabic literature, Islamic theology and was a leading authority
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The Quran has distributed the shares of wirasat among the inheritors. The son's share is twice that of the daughter. If there is only one son he will receive the full inheritance; if there is more than one it will be divided equally among them. The daughter's share is a half, and if there are two daughters each will receive one-third.
Husain Imam (SA) prepared to leave Mecca Mukarramah for Kufa in the beginning of Zilhijja 60 H. Abdullah bin Abbas (RA) and other well wishers tried their best to dissuade the Imam from going to Kufa. They reminded him of the treachery of the Kufans towards his father,
By the raza and dua mubarak of
Aqa Maula (TUS) we present to you the 22nd issue of Misbah,
and we shall continue to seek dua mubarak for future issues. Our
special thanks to all writers, contributors and readers.
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The Quran has distributed the shares of wirasat among the inheritors. The son's share is twice that of the daughter. If there is only one son he will receive the full inheritance; if there is more than one it will be divided equally among them. The daughter's share is a half, and if there are two daughters each will receive one-third.
