Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Surrogacy prophesied by Prophet Muhammad as the sign of Last Age

Hadith related to Sahih Muslim, when asked about the Signs
of the last age, Prophet (SA) said "The Slave girl will give birth
to her Mistress and Master..."
What does the above Hadith mean? How does a Slave Girl
give birth to her master or mistress?
The answer is commercial Surrogacy. The slave woman is the
Surrogate mother.
What is Surrogacy?
A woman who agrees to become impregnated and carry a
baby for another couple for money. She agrees to give the
baby to the couple shortly after ...birth. This can be done
using the sperm of the male and the egg of the female or with
the egg of the surrogate.
A Surrogate mother is the Slave woman that is giving birth to
a child that is not her own, in other words she is giving birth
to her Mistress or Master, and her services are well paid for.
This is the view of Islamic Scholar Sheikh Imran Nazar
Hosein. This is also from my own analysis, from my studies
and research, If anyone differs with me I would like to know
what is the right answer.
The Angel Gabiral came to Prophet (SA:) in human form 81
days before our Prophet passed away. He asked 5 questions
to the Prophet. The last question was what are the signs of
the last day? Among other signs Prophet (SA) said "The salve
woman will give birth to her mistress or master." And from the
above analysis it is clear that we are indeed living in the last
stage of History, so it is time to wake up...
Source: [Deen Uz Zaman Choudhury- Signs of The Last Age]

Tuesday, January 20, 2015

101 Reasons why Jesus is NOT God according to the Bible

JESUS WAS ONLY A PROPHET, NOT GOD !!!
JESUS WAS ONLY SON OF MARY, NOT SON OF GOD !!!
001. Jesus has genealogies (Matthew 1: 1 ...... etc).
002. Jesus was born of a human (Matthew 1:21).
003. Jesus was Leader for the people of Israel only (Matthew 2: 6).
004. Jesus was baptized by John (Matthew 3:13).
005. Jesus pitied by God (Matthew 3:17).
006. Jesus was taken and tested by the devil (Matthew 4: 1).
007. Jesus fasted and was hungry (Matthew 4: 2).
008. Jesus was led by the devil (Matthew 4: 5).
009. Jesus was led up the mountain by devil (Matthew 4: 8).
010. Jesus told only worship God (Matthew 4:10).
011. Jesus told and did the will of his Lord (Matthew 7:21).
012. Jesus was admitted only as a messenger of God
(Matthew 10:40).
013. Jesus claimed he was a prophet (Matthew 10:41).
014. Jesus gave thanks to God (Matthew 11:25).
015. Jesus cast out demons by the power of the Holy Spirit
(Matthew 12:28).
016. Jesus did not give a proper (Matthew 12:40.
017. Jesus praying to his God on the Mount (Matthew 14:23).
018. Jesus was sent to the Children of Israel (Matthew 15:24).
019. Jesus came to the glory of his Father (Matthew 16:27).
020. Jesus is the Messiah (Exodus 4: 22-23).
021. Jesus predict not proven (Matthew 16:28).
022. Jesus heard a voice from heaven (Matthew 17: 5).
023. Jesus died, was resurrected Lord (Matthew 17: 9).
024. Jesus was not entitled but only God has the right
(Matthew 20:23).
025. Lives of Jesus as a ransom (Matthew 20:28).
026. Lord, son of David? (Matthew 20: 29-31).
027. Jesus is the prophet of Nazareth (Matthew 21: 10-11).
028. Jesus was hungry and cursed the fig tree (Matthew 21:
18-19).
029. The Lord is God, not Jesus (Matthew 22: 36-37).
030. Jesus did not know the day of Judgment (Matthew
24:36).
031. Jesus went to pray in Getsmani (Matthew 26:36).
032. Jesus sad and scared to death (Matthew 26: 37-38).
033. Jesus bow down and pray (Matthew 26:39).
034. Jesus only king of the Jews (Matthew 27:37).
035. Jesus could not save himself (Matthew 27: 41-43).
036. Jesus called out to his Lord (Matthew 24:46).
037. Jesus gave his life (Matthew 27:50).
038. Jesus is authorized by God (Mark 28:18).
039. Jesus had a mother and brothers (Matthew 3: 31-32).
040. Jesus was the son of a carpenter (Mark 6: 3).
041. Jesus claimed he was a prophet (Mark 6: 4).
042. Jesus pray and give blessing (Mark 6:41).
043. Jesus misses forecast (Mark 9: 1).
044. John calls Jesus the teacher (Mark 9:38).
045. Jesus claimed that only God is good (Mark 10: 17-18).
046. Jesus said, all things are possible with God (Matthew
10:27).
047. Jesus is the son of man, mocked, spat upon and killed
(Mark 10: 33-34).
048. Jesus was not eligible, unless God (Mark 10:40).
049. Jesus gave his life as a ransom? (Mark 10:45).
050. Jesus of Nazareth, the son of David (Mark 10:47).
051. Jesus was sent to the ass without permission of the
owner (Mark 11: 1-3).
052. Jesus comes in the name of God (Mark 11: 9).
053. Jesus was hungry, did not know the season and cursed
the fig tree (Mark 11: 12-14).
054. Jesus gave testimony that God is One (Mark 12: 28-29).
055. Jesus did not know when the apocalypse (Mark 13:32).
056. Jesus including the ungodly (Mark 15:28).
057. The angel said that Jesus was a Nazarene (Mark 16:
5-6).
058. Jesus is seated at the right hand of God (Mark 16:19).
059. Mary was pregnant gave birth to Jesus (Luke 1:31).
060. Jesus was born in the city of the prophet David (Luke
2:11).
061. Jesus had parents (Luke 2:41).
062. Jesus was circumcised or uncircumcised (Luke 2:21).
063. Jesus submitted to God (Luke 2: 22-23).
064. Jesus was called "Son" by his parents (Luke 2:48).
065. Jesus cared for his mother and the bigger and more
loved by God (Luke 2: 51-52).
066. Jesus began his work at the age of 30 years (Luke 3:23).
067. Jesus was Led by the Holy Spirit into the wilderness to
be tempted by the devil (Luke 4: 1).
068. Spirit of the Lord is upon Jesus, who claimed to be a
messenger of God (Luke 4:18).
069. Jesus of Nazareth (Luke 4: 33-34).
070. Jesus with his mother and siblings (Luke 8: 19-21).
071. Jesus was called as a Teacher by his disciples (Luke
8:24).
072. Jesus more earnestly praying to God (Luke 22: 43-44).
073. Jesus gave his life (Luke 23:46).
074. Forecast fictitious Jesus, not proven (Luke 24: 24-46).
075. The Word of God is Jesus? Jesus is God's word? (John
1:1).
076. God has become man as Jesus? (John 1:14).
077. God gave his only begotten son, Jesus? (John 3:16).
078. Jesus could not do nothing of himself (John 5:19).
079. As a messenger of God, Jesus can not do and follow his
own will (John 5:30).
080. Jesus testified to God (John 5:37).
081. The teaching of Jesus is from God (John 7:16).
082. Jesus came by the will of God who sent him (John 7:
28-29).
083. Jesus said what he heard from God who sent him (John
8:26).
084. Jesus speaks appropriate what God taught him (John 8:
28-29).
085. God is greater than Jesus, even though they are one ?!
(John 10: 29-30).
086. Jesus in God and God in Jesus? (John 10:38).
087. Jesus prayed and testified he was sent by God (John 11:
41-42).
088. Jesus claimed that he was lower than his Lord (John 13:
16-17).
089. No one can come to God without going through
Jesus ??? (John 14: 6).
090. Jesus was controlled by God (John 14:10).
091. Jesus asked the Lord, a successor (John 14: 15-17).
092. God is greater than Jesus (John 14:28).
093. Jesus came from God and went to God (John 16:28).
094. Jesus confess one God, and he is just God messenger
(John 17: 3).
095. Jesus received the word of God and deliver it (John 17:
8).
096. Jesus went to the Lord (John 20:17).
097. Miracles of Jesus comes from the Lord (Acts 2:22).
098. Jesus made as God ??? (Acts 2:36).
099. Jesus stood right hand of God (Acts 7:56).
100. God raised Jesus only as the savior of the people of
Israel (Acts 13:23).
101. God is One and Jesus submit himself atone for sin (1
Timothy 2: 5).
Paragraph to 101 (last) This speaks of Jesus as the redeemer
of man, which according to the Christian Jesus died in order
to atone for human prayer. Well how scientists about it?
Check out their opinion as follows:
Socianus (1539 - 1604)
"If the sacrifice of Jesus is absolute and unlimited cover
everything, then people should be completely free to do as he
pleases. And if the doctrine of atonement is true, then God is
no longer valid humum binding his servant, as a punishment
for sins has been paid by Jesus. "
Dr Alexander Cruden :
"That for the purpose of sacrifice as that meted out to Jesus
with pain and misery that so terrible, it was so repulsive to the
modern human thought and considered a doctrine that is very
creepy."
George Bernard Shaw :
"I prefer my moral responsibility, it is not better to charge my
sins on the scapegoat sin. I would be less cautious against
sin, if I knew that it did not hurt me. "
William Ellery Charing (1780 - 1842) :
"Sacrifice is human must do for God, not God to man. If
Jesus was God, why is it God who sacrificed Himself to man?
It does not make sense 11! God can forgive the sins of men
with non-violent and cruel manner. "(Tortured to death nailed
on the cross).
How Sin According to Islam ?
According to the Islamic view, whatever is done by human
sin, God will forgive us, provided us truly repent sincerely, and
promised not to do it. God can forgive all sin, but not for sin of
shirk (make human or anything as a God).
Listen to the word of God in the Qur'an the following:
"Say," O My servants who have transgressed against
themselves, do not despair of the mercy of God. Indeed, Allah
forgives all sins [1314] everything. Indeed, He is Oft-Forgiving,
Most Merciful. "(Surah Az-Zumar 39 53).
In view of Islam, sin borne by each culprit. One can not bear
the sins of others:
"That is not a guilty person will bear the sins of others." (Surat
An-Najm 53 38-39)

Saturday, January 3, 2015

REASONS WHY WE SHOULD NOT CELEBRATE EID MILAAD UN NABI

There is No Eid-ul-Milad in Islam like Christmas for christians...!!!!

REASONS WHY WE SHOULD NOT CELEBRATE EID
MILAAD UN NABI :

1. Eid Milad is not in Islamic Shariah, it was later
introduced by Shia Fatimid in Egypt.

2. Birthday celebration have pagan roots. Celebrating
birthdays is not allowed in Islam at all.

3. This celebaration is neither from Sunnah nor
Quran.

4. Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallamsaid, "Stick to my sunnah and the sunnah of my rightly guided Caliphs, beware of Newly
invented matters, for every new matter is Bid'ah and
every Bid'ah is misleading. (ABU DAWOOD (Book ,40,
Hadith ,4590))

5. Celebarating milaad is imitation of Christians and
Jews. Jews celebarate birthday of Uzair, Christians
celebarate birthday of Eesa AS.
Allah's Messenger (may peace be upon him) as saying:
You would tread the same path as was trodden by
those before you inch by inch and step by step so
much so that if they had entered into the hole of the
lizard, you would follow them in this also. We said:
Allah's Messenger, do you mean Jews and Christians
(by your words)" those before you"? He said: Who
else (than those two religious groups)?
SAHIH MUSLIM( Book 34, Hadith 6448)

6. Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam said, "Whoever imitates a people
becomes one of them".
abu dawud( Book 33, Hadith 4020)

7. Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam said, "Be different from
Mushrikeen. (Sahih Muslim)"

8. Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam said "Do not exaggerate in praising
me.
SAHIH BUKHARI(Vol. 4, Book 55, Hadith 654")

May Allah guide us to follow the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam

How did Islam Spread in India


Today, there are over 500 million Muslims throughout the
Indian subcontinent (India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh), making
it one of the largest population centers of Muslims in the
world. Since Islam first entered India, it has contributed
greatly to the area and its people. Today, numerous theories
about how India came to be such a largely Muslim land exist.
Politically, some (such as the Hindutva movement in India) try
to make Islam seem foriegn to India, by insisting it only exists
because of invasions by Arab and Persian Muslims. The truth,
however, is far from that.
The Earliest Muslim Indians
Even before the life of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon
Him) in the 600s, Arab traders were in contact with India.
Merchants would regularly sail to the west coast of India to
trade goods such as spices, gold, and African goods.
Naturally, when the Arabs began to convert to Islam, they
carried their new religion to the shores of India. The first
mosque of India, the Cheraman Juma Masjid, was built in 629
(during the life of Prophet Muhammad) in Kerala, by the first
Muslim from India, Cheraman Perumal Bhaskara Ravi Varma.
Through continued trade between Arab Muslims and Indians,
Islam continued to spread in coastal Indian cities and towns,
both through immigration and conversion.
Muhammad bin Qasim
The first great expansion of Islam into India came during the
Umayyad Dynasty of caliphs, who were based in Damascus.
In 711, the Umayyads appointed a young 17 year old man
from Ta’if to extend Umayyad control into Sindh: Muhammad
bin Qasim. Sindh is the land around the Indus River in the
Northwestern part of the subcontinent, in present-day
Pakistan. Muhammad bin Qasim led his army of 6,000
soldiers to the far eastern reaches of Persia, Makran.
He encountered little resistance as he made his way into
India. When he reached the city of Nerun, on the banks of the
Indus River, he was welcomed into the city by the Buddhist
monks that controlled it. Most cities along the Indus thus
voluntarily came under Muslim control, with no fighting. In
some cases, oppressed Buddhist minorities reached out to the
Muslim armies for protection against Hindu governors.
Despite the support and approval of much of the population,
the Raja of Sindh, Dahir, opposed the Muslim expansion and
mobilized his army against Muhammad bin Qasim. In 712, the
two armies met, with a decisive victory for the Muslims. With
the victory, all of Sindh came under Muslim control.
It is important to note, however, that the population of Sindh
was not forced to convert to Islam at all. In fact, for almost
everyone, there was no change in day-to-day life. Muhammad
bin Qasim promised security and religious freedom to all
Hindus and Buddhists under his control. For example, the
Brahman caste continued their jobs as tax collectors and
Buddhists monks continued to maintain their monastaries.
Due to his religious tolerance and justice, many cities
regularly greeted him and his armies with people dancing and
music.
Patterns of Conversion
The successive waves of Muslim armies penetrating into India
followed much the same pattern. Leaders such as Mahmud of
Ghazni and Muhammad Tughluq expanded Muslim political
domains without altering the religious or social fabric of Indian
society.
Because pre-Islamic India was entirely based on a caste
system in which society was broken into separate parts,
conversion to Islam happened in a step-by-step process.
Often, entire castes would convert to Islam at a time. This
would happen for many different reasons. Often, however, the
equality Islam provided was more attractive than the caste
system’s organized racism. In the caste system, who you are
born to determines your position in society. There was no
opportunity for social mobility or to achieve greater than what
your parents achieved. By converting to Islam, people had the
opportunity to move up in society, and no longer were
subservient to the Brahman caste.
Buddhism, which was once very popular in the subcontinent,
slowly died out under Muslim rule. Traditionally, when people
wanted to escape the caste system, they would move to the
major population centers and convert to Buddhism. When
Islam became an option, however, people began to convert to
Islam instead of Buddhism, while still leaving the caste
system. The myths of Islam violently destroying Buddhism in
India are simply false. Buddhists were tolerated under Muslim
rule and no evidence exists that shows forced conversions or
violence against them.
Wandering teachers also had a major role in bringing Islam to
the masses. Muslim scholars traveled throughout India,
making it their goal to educate people about Islam. Many of
them preached Sufi ideas, a more mystical approach to Islam
that appealed to the people. These teachers had a major role
in bringing Islam to the masses in the countryside, not just the
upper classes around the Muslim rulers.
Did Islam Spread by Force?
While some claim that Islam’s huge population in India is a
result of violence and forced conversion, the evidence does
not back up this idea at all. Although Muslim leaders replaced
Hindu kings in most areas, society was left as is. Stories of
forced conversion are very few and often not credible enough
to warrant academic discussion.
If Islam spread through violence and warfare, the Muslim
community today in India would exist only in the areas closest
to the rest of the Muslim world. Thus only the western part of
the subcontinent would have any Muslim population at all.
What we see instead is pockets of Islam throughout the
subcontinent. For example, Bangladesh and its 150 million
Muslims are in the far east, separated from other Muslim-
majority areas by Hindu lands in India. Isolated communities
of Muslims exist also exist in western Myanmar, central India,
and eastern Sri Lanka. These communities of Muslims are
proof of Islam spreading peacefully throughout India,
regardless of whether or not a Muslim government existed
there. If Islam spread by force as some claim, these
communities of Muslims would not exist.
Conclusions
Islam is an integral part of India and its history. As the Indian
subcontinent remains today a multi-ethnic and multi-religious
place, it is important to understand the position Islam has in
the region. The political claims that some making regarding
Islam as if it is an invading religion and foriegn to the people
of India need to be defied with the truth of Islam’s peaceful
spread throughout India.

NEGUS OF ABYSSINIA KEPT HIS ISLAM SECRET


The first Muslim refugees sought safety in Abyssinia, a land of Christian but where others were free to practise their religion. The ruler at that time was As-hamah. The kings of Abyssinia wore the title of Negus. His name meant ‘a gift’ and he was generous and a kind ruler. When the Muslims came, he asked about Islam and soon after became a Muslim. He kept his Islam secret to avoid an uprising.

A few years after the Negus became a Muslim, his people got to know. Negus got ships ready for the Muslims to leave in case he was killed. He wrote on a paper “I testify there is no God but Allah and Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wa sallam is His slave and Messenger.” He put the paper in his robe and went to meet his people. They said Eesa ( also called as Jesus) was the son of God. Negus put his hand over the hidden paper and said “I testify that Jesus the son of Mary was no more than this,” meaning what was written on the paper. His people thought he’d agreed with them and were happy.

NOBLE DEATH
When the Muslims returned to Madinah, Negus gave them provisions, read the declaration of faith and told them to ask the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam to pray for his forgiveness. When the message was given to the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam, he made wudhu and prayed thrice for Negus’ forgiveness. It was one day in the month of Rajab in the 9th year of the Migration.The Messenger of God was together with many Companions.
Meanwhile he said, “Today, one of your righteous brothers died. Stand up and perform his janazah prayer.”[Ahmad Ibn Hanbal, Musnad, ]
The Companions got ready immediately and performed the janazah prayer of “their righteous brother” behind the Messenger of God.
After the prayers, the Messenger of God said, “We asked mercy of God from God for your brother Ashama, the Negus.”[sahih Muslim ]
Thereupon, the Companions learned that “their righteous brother” was Ashama, the Negus of Abyssinia