Hate Mongers Posing As Christians Visit Holy Shrine. Will Their Hate Campaign Ever Stop?
By Staff Writer
The Christian Action Network
(CAN), a racist faction of hate mongers, has selected the Holy Shrine in the
Village of Holy Islamville, York, South Carolina, one of the holiest places in
America and the world, as a target for their campaign of hate and religious
prejudice. This obsessed group of anti
social mis-fits greatly maligns Jesus, son of the chaste Mary, by calling
themselves Christian. Their sinister
terrorist type tactics range from throwing bundles of hate pamphlets out of low
flying planes over Muslim villages, to obstructing traffic in and out of the
same, and agitating and harassing Muslim women and children. Their literature and posters are crammed with
rambling hateful venom and their public address system spews out inflammatory
anti-Islam propaganda. It is obvious
that their underlying intent is to incite a clash between the followers of
these two great religions.
The serene Muslim village of Holy
Islamville is not a place where a few children reside and happened to look up
at the sky and saw a few clouds move and take shape. Actually, hundreds, if not
thousands, of people, of different faiths, have visited the Holy Shrine from
around the world and have beheld the miraculous manifestations and some have
been cured of a number of different ailments as well. Local newspaper reporters
have visited the Holy Shrine and witnessed and reported on what they beheld
there. Photographs and video recordings
that support the miraculous manifestations are available for public viewing.
It was on the 13th of Shabaan
1416, of the Hijri calendar, the 5th of January 1996, at the Banaa tun Noor,
Ladies Retreat, held in Holy Islamville, York, South Carolina., USA, that those
present were informed that a special dua, to be recited on the 15th of
Shabaan-Shab-e-Bara’at, (the mid of the month that precedes the fasting month
of Ramadan) was being faxed. Joyous cries of “Allahu Akbar” (God is Great) were
heard when the fax machine came to life.
The sheet with the dua (prayer) on it appeared to have become jammed as
it emerged but when it was retrieved, the message was completely intact.
While the ladies began
reading the fax, Afifa Begum looked up at the ceiling and noted a special
sight. “I looked and yelled, ‘Look!
There’s a rainbow on the ceiling.”
Adeelah Ahmed went to the sink to see if the light reflecting off the
water was causing the rainbow and found that the rainbow was not caused by any
reflection. However, she did find
something else-- she found the name of Hazrat Muhammad (saw), appearing on the
wall in vivid, shimmering and brilliant colors of green, yellow, blue and
streaks of red. For a good 25 minutes the name of the Holy Last Messenger (saw)
appeared on the right and on the left, a vivid rainbow appeared on the
wall. Each time someone tried to take a
picture with a camera, both would disappear. When the camera was put down, both
reappeared. When some of the ladies
tried to block the miraculous manifestations with their hands the name still
appeared on the wall.
Amira Najah remarked,
“Each letter was clear and easy to see and easy to trace. It was written as
though it were a staircase and the meem was the highest step and the dal was
the first step.” Ladies kept coming in
and out and the joy, ecstasy, and excitement were beyond compare.
The dua was faxed to
the ladies by His Eminence, El Sheikh Syed Mubarik Ali Shah Gilani, El Hashmi,
Al Hassani wal Hussaini, the Vice Chancellor of the Intl Quranic Open
University with permission to recite it, along with the correct method of
recitation. The dua was to be recited on the Nifs of Shabaan (middle night of Shabaan)
and was written by El Sheikh Gilani’s direct ancestor, Ghausul Azam,
Muhiyyuddin, Syed Abdul Qadir Gilani of Baghdad.
There were at least 125
ladies on that blessed night, the 15th of Shaban, the Night of Predestination,
at the Holy Shrine where much worship, dhikr and recitation took place and it was then that the prayer was recited in
Arabic. The English version of the prayer
follows:
Ya
Allah, Thou favoreth all and needs the favor of no one. O most Exalted and Supreme and Bestower of
Rewards, there is no Deity save Thee, O
the “backbone” of those who seek Thy help and Thou art the Refuge of those who
seek Thy protection and Thou art the Abode of Peace for those who are stricken
with terror.
O,
my Allah, if Thou hast written my name in Thy Book (Loh-e-Mahfooz) as unlucky,
miserable or destitute or deprived of Rizq (provisions) in abundance, then Ya
Allah delete that.
O,
my Allah, for the sake of Thy Fadl (Favor) may my misery, my depravity, my
destituteness and shortness of rizq (provisions ) be changed in Thy Book (of
destiny) and be written as lucky, bestowed with rizq in abundance and may I be
the one granted competency to do virtuous deeds because (Ya Allah) Thou hast
spoken and Thou speakest the HAQQ (the truth) in Thy Revealed Book (Holy Quran)
and Thy Messenger hast also spoken that,
“Allah deletes whatever He willeth and preserves whatever He willeth and
with Him is the Book of Destiny (Holy Quran)”.
Ya
Allah, for the sake of Thy greatest Tajjaly (Divine manifestation of His Noor
(Light), Names or Words) during the mid-half night of Shaaban in which
Almighty, All Wise gives judgment on every issue (to befall until next Shaaban)
and fulfills it as well, we beseech and implore Thee (Ya Allah) to save us from
all adversities, miseries, trials about which we know and don’t know but indeed
Thou art the Best Knower, the most Exalted and Supreme One. Blessings be upon
our Lord the Last Messenger Muhammad and upon his descendents, companions and
walees (friends).
Mrs. June, a Christian
lady, began a conversation with a couple of Muslim ladies that reside in Holy
Islamville, at a local shopping mall.
She disclosed that her husband’s health was failing and was encouraged
by the Muslim ladies to visit the Holy Shrine where others had been cured of
numerous ailments. Shortly thereafter,
Ms June and her husband, Muhammad Najjar, who was diagnosed with cancer, by
doctors at Piedmont Medical Center, made a
visit to the Holy Shrine to pray for a cure. The personal name of Allah
appeared before her on the walls of the room she was in but Ms. June could not
read Arabic and did not realize what it was that she saw. It wasn’t until Ms. June embroidered a
tapestry to commemorate her visit that she was told and shown what she had
seen. On her tapestry was embroidered the very name of Allah in Arabic
script. When her husband returned to
Piedmont for further examination and treatment his doctors were amazed that the
cancer was gone! No doubt this was done by the permission of the One Almighty
Creator.
Sheikh Dr. Abdul Malik Qadri At Holy Shrine Baitun Noor, Khanqah Qadiri Jilani
Solidarity and Unity: American Muslims and Christians Celebrate the Birth of the Holy Last Messenger Muhammad (Peace be upon him)
In a show of solidarity, Muslims and Christians joined hands to send a strong message by celebrating together the blessed birth of the Holy Last Messenger (peace be upon him) at the 1st Annual Milad Un Nabi Parade and Festival hosted by the International Quranic Open University and held in scenic upstate New York, Binghamton.
BINGHAMTON- Early last month, Muslims and Christians stood on the courthouse lawn at City Hall in Binghamton, New York to celebrate the Blessed birth of the Holy Last Messenger (Peace be upon him). The 1st Annual Milad un Nabi Parade and Festival was hosted by city officials and sponsored by the International Quranic Open University (IQOU), a group well known for their own humanitarian efforts and joint support of other charitable organizations. “This is a celebration of unity and common ground,” Stated Mr. Hasib Abdul-Haqq, the Assistant Senior Public Relations officer for IQOU. “Both of these themes are values that were strongly upheld by the Holy Last Messenger (Peace be upon him) and all the other noble Prophets such as Abraham, Noah, and Jesus Son of Mary (May they all be blessed).” The Program heralded well known figures such as the Honorable Khalifa Hussein who gave the welcome address, the guest speaker, mayor of the city of Binghamton the Honorable Mr. Mathew Ryan, Reverend Douglas Taylor, Pastor Sue Shields and Diane Heron of Broome Community College. Each of the speakers discussed the significance of the gathering.
The Mayor Mr. Mathew Ryan stated, “Thank you for inviting me here today and welcome to our community. Today I applaud your efforts to create a dialog, a dialog that celebrates diversity, tolerance, and understanding and unity, and I applaud the efforts of The International Quranic Open University.
College Professor: ‘I Am A Better
Christian From Witnessing The Devoted Practice Of Islam
In a celebration of the
birth of the Holy Last Messenger (peace be upon him) held in Upstate New York,
Binghamton-. Broome Community College Professor Diane O’Heron stated, “I thank
you for asking me to participate on this most blessed of days. My name is Diane
O’Heron, and I am a professor of English at Broome Community College. Every day
I have the opportunity to witness people taking action to transform their lives
for the better and to assist them in these attempts by helping them to write more
effectively and to guide them through their college careers. Over the past few
years, I have been the teacher of and advisor to some of your children,sisters and brothers, mothers and fathers,
and friends. I have read many essays and discussed many class choices for
upcoming semesters; I have given much feedback and advice. But I have been
given much in return. As a person of faith, I benefit everyday from my
interactions with my Muslim students and friends at BCC. I am a better Catholic
and Christian today because I have been a witness to their devoted practice of
Islam.
In a college setting,
it is easy for a person to hide his/her faith, and fear of social rejection actually
encourages us to deny what we believe. The presence of Muslim students at BCC
encourages me to remember that though I live in this world, my faith teaches me
I am not “of this world,” and I should live my life according to spiritual
values. Through the practice of their faith in the least and most obvious ways,
the Muslims in my academic community remind me every day of how I can deepen my
commitment to the worship of my God and
to the service of my neighbors.
Today I would like to
tell you two stories about Muslim students whose practice of their faith
strengthened my own as Christian. First, an example of how the Muslim practice of
showing kindness to another produced immeasurable good. This fall, a Muslim
student came to BCC for the first time. She had never been in a mixed faith
classroom. There would be many challenges for her, and these certainly pre-occupied
her on her first day of school. But that day, she met another student whose
emotional and cognitive problems were immediately apparent to her. While her
fears were real, she knew that Allah had graced her with a sound mind and a
clear heart; she knew that she was called that day was to make this other
student welcome and comfortable in a new place.
On the 5th of April 2008, Pastor Sue Shields joined in the
celebration of the birth of the Holy Last Messenger (peace be upon him) held on
the lawn of City Hall in Upstate New York, Binghamton and stated, “Good
afternoon!Do you like to look at
nature? I do, and one of the reasons I enjoy it so much is because it always
reminds me that our world is very diverse. When we look at creation, we see diversity
in action. Maybe you think, like I do, that the Creator had fun making the
world – splashing spots on the leopard, painting stripes on the zebra, stretching
out the neck of the giraffe, and putting a bunch of spare parts together to
make the duck billed platypus. Animals, birds, fish, and plants are all
diverse. Even among those that are alike, for example pine trees, no two are
exactly the same; there are differences. But when I look at nature I am also reminded
that the Creator draws all of this diversity together, in a unity that becomes harmony
in nature.
Noticing the vast differences in nature, it should be no
surprise to us that people - the human race - was created with diversity as
well. We are all different, even within our own families. My family is very
different, with several different ethnic backgrounds, skin, hair and eye color,
and sizes and shapes. There have been times we have experienced the sting of
disunity, in the form of bigotry, because of that. But, there have also been
times we have experienced very diverse people coming together in harmony. We
saw that happen after the flood of 2006. I live in Deposit, which was hit
pretty hard. Literally one half of the homes was either damaged or destroyed in
the flood. Our Fire Department and Rescue Squad leaders quickly set up a
shelter, to provide meals and fresh water, and other services. They ended up
staying open for a couple of weeks at least. After a couple of days (I forget
the exact date because time was a bit vague during those weeks) the volunteers
were serving so many people, they were exhausted, mentally and physically. They
were getting worn out because it had become a much bigger job, much more overwhelming,
than first anticipated. People began pulling together, doing what they could,
to alleviate a disaster. I remember one day in particular, a few days into the
crisis, when the shelter received a call from the Muslims of America community,
which is located a short distance from the village.
Why American Muslims Travel To Pakistan to Meet Imam Gillani
By
Abu Rashid Qadri
Islamic
Post Staff Writer
Other than traveling to Pakistan to
propagate Islam, visit historic sites and shrines and to render humanitarian
aide, 60% of the American Muslim population travel to Pakistan to receive
treatment and remedies for diseases that American doctors had deemed “incurable”.
Reports documenting these facts have been made available for the last twenty or
more years.
Despite this much publicized fact
American Muslims traveling to Pakistan from JFK Airport, in New York City, are
often targeted and singled out, harassed, detained and interrogated without any
probable cause. One of the more recent tactics devised by airline personnel is
to place a “special” stamp on the travel documents of these traveling Muslims.
This stamp alerts so-called security personnel who immediately initiate the
humiliation and segregation of these American Muslims. From that point on,
where-ever they travel and whenever they travel, they are labeled as “suspected
terrorists’” although there is absolutely no evidence to substantiate their unwarranted
claims.
Imam Gillani is the foremost pioneer
and reviver of the specific Islamic Science of the use of Holy Quran and prayer
in curing so-called incurable diseases. This science is known as Gillani
Methodology. Many travel to Pakistan to receive treatment when western doctors
had given up hope that there was any cure for their disease. Documentation and
testimonials are readily available where Imam Gillani has demonstrated, beyond
doubt, the healing capabilities of Gillani Methodology.
Not all have to travel to Pakistan to
benefit from this extremely effective treatment. Imam Gillani has been able to
diagnosis and prescribe treatment for patients in distant lands on numerous
occasions. Below, several such cases are cited:
Special Recitation of Dalailul Khayraat of Shaykh Muhammad ibn Sulaiman Jazuli Radhia Allahu ‘anhu
by Qari Muhammad Ismail Giles
Qari Muhammad Ismail Giles a student of His Eminence al Imam Shaykh Muhyuddin Sayyid Mubarik Gilani Hashimi Hasani Wal Husayni is currently engaged in studies at Jami’ al Azhar at the behest of His Eminence Al Imam Shaykh Muhyuddin Sayyid Mubarik Ali Shah Gilani. May Allahu ta ‘ala continuously bless Qari Ismail Sahib and his family and we thank Allahu ta ‘ala and His Eminence Al Imam Shaykh Gilani for giving us permission to recite Dalailul Khayraat.
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“God and his angels bless the
Prophet. O believers bless him and pray him peace as well”— Qur’an 33:56
The eminent scholar and mystic of
fifteenth century Egypt, Jalal al-Din al-Suyuti, tells the story of an early
mystic:
One night I fulfilled a number of
blessings on the Prophet and I fell asleep. I was dwelling in a room, and lo,
the Prophet came to me through the door, and the whole room was lit up. Then he
moved towards me and said: “Give me the mouth that has blessed me so often that
I may kiss it.” And my modesty would not let him kiss my mouth; so I turned
away my face, and he kissed my cheek. Then I woke trembling from sleep and my
wife who was by my side awoke, and lo, the house was fragrant with his scent,
and the scent of musk from his kiss remained on my cheek about eight days. My
wife noticed the scent every day.