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“Finally, a mans love for Allah swt, is his ‘inclination towards attaining the perfection which he utterly lacks and needs’.”

Chapter 20 is on Palestine and it’s not pleasant but who’s shocked

106. Someone may ask: Can the sunna be abrogated by the Q u r ’a n ?
107. [Shafii] replied: If a sunna were abrogated by the Qur’an, another sunna must have been laid down by the Prophet making clear that his earlier sunna was abrogated so as to demonstrate to men that an act can be abrogated only by something of equal status.

(ngl i skipped the preface/intro/bio of Imam Shafii (RA) because I've read it prior)

“It is fruitless to try to construct a system of life which is half-Islam and half-Jahiliyyahh. Allah Almighty does not forgive any association with His person, and He does not accept any association with His revealed way of life. Both are equally Shirk (polytheism) in the sight of Allah Almighty, as both are the product of the same mentality”

"Islam has the right to take the initiative. Islam is not a heritage of any particular race or country; this is Allah's religion & it is for the whole world. It has the right to destroy all obstacles in the form of institutions and traditions which limit man's freedom of choice. It does not attack individuals nor does it force them to accept its beliefs; it attacks institutions and traditions to release human beings"

Ibn Taimiyah said as it is in Majmu al-Fatawa: “And Al-Hussein (RA) was honored by Allâh the highest with martyrdom on this day (i.e. the day of A’shura), and by that, He humiliated those who killed him, assisted in killing him, or were pleased with his death. And he had a good example in those who preceded him in the martyrdom; in reality, he and his brother are the leaders of the youths of Paradise.

“While I have mentioned, tenth-century Baghdad had a thriving book publishing industry based on the Chinese invention of paper, most of of the production dealt with literary and religious themes. Five centuries later, Johannes Gutenberg is credited for starting a revolution of printing material. European printers had after produced forty thousands books, similarly devoted to religion.”

How very typical.

I’m giving this book a fair shot hoping it’ll quench my thirst of history but already finding that the author studied in the Zionist occupations “Hebrew university” in Al Quds doesn’t sit well with me.

I’ve taken back my rating sorry I broke the rules ☹️ when critics are criticized 😳

Great read just wish there was more analysis into the Durrani empire and its shaping of the Kashmiri community. Also the KLF did nothing wrong till it traded the gun for the pen. Kashmir and Palestine are too familiar in their resistance and journey to liberation

I have another 300 pages to go I’m done bookster 😒