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DISCOURSES ON ISLAMIC WAY OF LIFE VOL. I By JusticeMufti MuhammadTaqi Usmani Translated By IqbalHussain Ansari DARUt ISHA'AT URDUBAZARKARACHI-1 PAKISTAN(021) 263J86J DiscoursesOn IslamicWayOf Life(Vol:I) Vol.1 Includes 1. Limits OfReason 2. TheMonth OfRajab 3. Be Quick In Doing Good 4. Recommendation In Islam 5. The FastingDemandsAndRewards 6. Freedom OfWomenA Delusion 7. Deen (Religion) A Complete Submission 8. Bid'ah - A HeinousSin PUBLISHER'S NOTE The English version ofthe Islahi Khutbat, has been published by Darul Isha'at Pakistan. This is solely because of the Favours of Allah on us and the prayers of our mentors. This is the translation ofthe reformative speeches of Mufti Justice Mawlana Muhammad Taqi Usmani may Allah prolong his benefits over us. He has been given these lectures for about ten years every week at the Bait ul Mukarram Masjid, Karachi. Those who attend these lectures gain much knowledge theoretically and practically. I, too, attend these lectures and have been deriving much advantage. These lectures are being recorded on audio cassettes and books are published subsequently. These cassettes and books cater to those who understandthe Urdu language. We at Darul Isha'at desired that an increased number ofpeople should benefit from these lectures. Allah helped us get these books translated into English and publish them and He also provided us the necessary means. Al-Hamdu-lil-laah, after six years of continuous effort a complete set ofthese books is available to the readers. Let our readers remember that these books have been translated from oral lectures ofthe honourable Mufti Discourses On Islamic WayOf Life(Vol: 1) 8 Justice Mawlana Muhammad Taqi Usmani and not from his writings. They may, therefore, find in them the style of the spoken words that the translator may have retained here andthere. We have endeavoured to match the get up ofthe books with their invaluable content and have paid due care in the use of paper, printing and binding. We hope that this set of books will be very useful to our readers in Europe and the United States. They will gain beneficial knowledge from these books and be prompted to put their knowledge into practice. Insha Allah they will find a great change in their everydaylife. We have published many books in English and many more are under preparation. Do write to us for a full list ofthese books. Finally, I request my readers to remember me in their prayers as also myparents and family members. May Allahrewardthem. KHALIL ASHRAFUSMANI S/OMOHAMMADRAZIUSMANI CONTENTS Series: 1 Limits ofReason 1. The term, Fundamentalism has become a word ofAbuse 27 2. Why"Islamisation"? 28 3. Allah has grantedus intellect. 29 4. Is Intellectthe laststandard? 29 5. Sources ofknowledge 29 6. The Jurisdiction ofthe Five senses 30 7. The second source ofknowledge isthe Intellect 30 8. The Jurisdiction ofthe Intellect. 31 9. The third source ofknowledge is DivineRevelation 31 10. The difference between Islam and Secularism. 32 11. The need for DivineRevelation. 32 12. TheIntellectisadeceptiveFaculty. 32 13. To marry one'sownsister isnotagainst Intellect. 33 14. The sister and sexual satisfaction. 33 15. Impossible to repudiate this argument with the the help ofthe intellect. 34 16. This is not immoral from the Intellectual point ofview. 34 17. Preservationofgenealogy offers no intellectualargument. 34 18. This too is a part ofthe human urge. 34 19. The result offreedom from Divine Revelation. 35 20. The deception ofthe Intellect. 35 21. AnotherdeceptionoftheIntellec 36 22. An example ofthe Jurisdiction ofthe Intellect. 37 23. The difference between Islam and secularism. 37 24. The hopeless conditionofthe organisation that advocates FreedomofThought. 38 25. The Surveybeingcarried out to day. 39 Discourses On Islamic WayOf Life (Vol:I) 10 26. Isthe theory offreedom ofthought Absolute? 40 27. You have no fixed standard or yardstick to determine this freedom ofthought. 41 28. Mankind has no standard(yardstick) otherthan the DivineRevelation. 42 29. It isonly the Faiththat can serve as a standard. 42 30. We have no argument against this evil. 43 31. I fail to understandthe reason for this Order. 44 32. Scienceand Technology inQur'an andthe Ahadith. 44 33. Scienceand Technologyare experimentalsubjects. 44 34. The Islamic Laws possess Elasticity. 45 35. The Injunctionsinthefirstcategoryare incapable ofanychange till the Day ofjudgment. 46 36. Where does Ijtihadstart from? 46 37. The meatofswine, i.e. pork should be lawful. 47 38. What isthedifferencebetweenUsuryandTrade?47 39. Anevent. 48 40. The Ijtihadofpresent-day thinkers. 49 41. Dr. Muhammad Iqbal's opinion aboutthe Ijtihad (Independentopinion) ofthis kind. 49 42. The cry for Tajdeed(Renovation). 49 Series: 2 The Month ofRajab 1. The practice oftheHolyProphet # on sighting the Rajab moon. 53 2. No proofis available for the virtues ofthe night ofMirfaj. 54 3. There is difference ofopinion about the exact date ofthe night ofMiraj. 54 4. Why was the date ofMirajnot preserved? 55 5. It was a splendid night. 55 6. The night ofMirajoccurred eighteen times duringthe Prophet's# life. 55 7. There is no greaterfool than he • 56 11 DiscoursesOn IslamicWayOf Life(Vol:!) 8. To be clevererthan a Baniya is madness. 56 9. Who has greaterknowledge ofDeen thanthe Companions? ^^^, 56 10. It is a Bidah to devote to special forms ofworship on this night. 57 11. Fasting on the 27th ofRajab isnot proved. 57 12. HazratFarooq^&^>ythegreat stoppedthisBidah. 57 13. What harm is there in keeping night vigil? 58 14. Deen (Faith) is the name ofobedient following (ofinjunctions). 58 15. He is committing excesses in Deen. 58 16. The reality ofthe self-inventedcustom ofthe Koonda. 59 17. This Urnrnah is lost in nonsense. 60 18. Summary. 60 Series:3 Be Quick in Doing Good 1. Rush towards good deeds. 66 2. Go in for competition in doing good deeds. 67 3. Satan'sstrategy. 68 4. Benefitby yourprecious lifetime. 68 5. The urgeto do good isas ifitwere, Allah's guest. 68 6. Do not wait for an opportunity to arrive. 69 7. The best trick ofworking. 69 8. It is not undesirable to compete with oneanother in good deeds. 69 9. Competitionis not lawful in worldly matters. 70 10. Hazrat Umar^a\^} competes with HazratAbu Bakr ^^on the occasion ofthe Tabook expedition. 71 11. Anexemplarybargain. 72 12. An infallibleprescriptionfor us. 73 13. How did HazratAbdullah binMubarak upjjwjreceive comfortandcontentment? 74 14. Contentmentwould neverhave beenattained butfor this(advice). 74 Discourses On Islamic WayOf Life(Vol:l) 12 15. Peace and prosperitycannotbe purchased with money. 75 16. What is the use ofthat wealth on account of which the children cannotseetheirfather's face? 76 17. Everything cannot be purchased with money. 76 18. The way to get peace and contentment. 77 19. The age oftrials is aboutto overtake us. 78 20. To think that one is still in the prime ofyouth is Satan'sdeception. 79 21. Seduce and cajoleyoursouls to work. 79 22. Ifyou receive a message from the head ofthe state! 80 23. Thegenuine claimantto paradise. 81 24. Reaction ofthe HolyProphet # on hearingthe prayercall (Azan). 81 25. The bestcharity. 82 26. A Will is valid onlyup to one-third ofthe property left. 83 27. Setaside a portionofyourincomeforcharity. 83 28. Almighty Allah does notmind the number (orthe quantity). 84 29. My respected late father's routinepractice. 84 30. Everyone shouldgivealms accordingto his capacity. 85 31. What are you waiting for? 85 32. Are you waitingforpoverty? 86 33. Are youwaitingfor affluence? 86 34. Areyouwaitingfor illness? 87 35. Are you waiting for old age? 87 36. Are you waitingfor death? 89 37. A dialogue with the Angel ofdeath. 89 38. Are you waiting for Dajjal(Antichrist)? 91 39. Are youwaitingfor the Doomsday? 91 Series:4 Recommendation in Islam 1. Recommend for aneedy person. 96 13 DiscoursesOn IslamicWay Of Life (Vol:I) 2. Recommendation isasourceofgain and reward. 96 3. The story ofa saint who made recommendation for someone. 97 4. Aftermaking recommendationfor someone do not put him underan obligation. 97 5. Directions for makingrecommendation. 98 6. To make recommendationfor an unfit fellow. 98 7. Recommendation is a kind ofwitness. 98 8. To recommend anexamineeto theexaminer. 99 9. A strange case ofrecommendation. 99 10. Satan ofa Molvi(religious man) isalso aAfo/v/100 11. Do not prejudice the mind ofthe Judge with recommendation. 100 12. To make recommendationtotheJudge ofacourt. 100 13. Myreactionto recommendation. 101 14. Recommendation in unlawful cases is a sin. 101 15. Recommendation is nothing buta device to call attention. 102 16. This is exercisingpressure. 103 17. The directions ofMaulanaAshrafAli Sahib u**iw; aboutrecommendation. 103 18. It is not right to appeal for donations in agathering. 103 19. The Manager ofa Madrassah. collectingdonations himself. 104 20. What should be the wordings ofthe recommendation? 104 21. Therecommendation should include the interests ofbothparties. 105 22. The practice ofmakingrecommendation is a curse in the society. 105 23. Recommendation is only a sort ofadvice. 106 24. The events concerningHazrat Burairah^^ andHazratMughis ***>^j. 107 25. A slave-girl has the rightto cancelhermarriage. 107

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