“Hadith literature has confused the Muslim Ummah and they have completely left the Quran and its understanding. So are we making the claim true that the cry of the Prophet on the Day of Resurrection will be 'My Lord, my people have abandoned my book'?”Asked by Syed Mubeen Bukhari, Dammam, Saudi Arabia
Maulana, agla saval Syed Mubin Bukhari sahib ne bheja hai Dammam, Saudi Arabia se. Unhon ne likha hai: "Hadith literature has confused Muslim ummah and they have completely left the Quran and its understanding. so are we making "the cry of the prophet in the day of resurrection will be, 'My Lord, my people have abandoned my book.'" hadith ko mat kahiye, balkeh history ko kahiye. hadith to bohat hi positive cheez hai musalmanon ke liye, lekin musalman jo hain, guzri hui tareekh mein jeete hain. isi ka naam hai glory. to hadith mein masroof hona to bilkul sahi hai,
lekin musalman hadith se masroof nahi hain, balkeh tareekh mein masroof hain, jo ke sirf false glory ka zun banta hai. iski wajah se Maulana, agla sawal lene se pehle Muhammad Yaqoob Umri sahib ka comment padhna chahenge. Dilli se bheja hai unhone. Unhone likha hai: "Maulana, it is an eye opening lecture for me to know the meaning of Kitab Mahjoor.
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