“I heard a speech of a great scholar about Muslim culture. In the end he quoted Prophet Ibrahim's statement: 'O my people! I do not ask you for any reward; my reward is with Allah.' My question is: after such a cultural speech, how appropriate is it to connect it to the Quran?”Asked by شاہ عمران حسن صاحب, دلی
Maulana, yeh sawal Dilli se hai, Shah Imran Hasan Sahab ka. Unhon ne likha hai: "ek bade aalim deen ki maine taqreer suni. Yeh taqreer Muslim culture ke upar thi. Aakhir mein unhon ne Hazrat Ibrahim ki yeh baat kahi ke 'Ae me ri qaum! Main tum se koi ajr nahi mangta, mera ajr to Allah ke paas hai.'" Maulana Sahab, mera sawal yeh hai ke is tarah ki cultural taqreer ke baad is ko Quran se jodna kaisa hai? Cultural jo Musalmanon ka zehan hai, cultural identity yani
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