the accusation of imam ahmad rida khan (iARK) being a shia/ or closet shia was thrown about by faithless and unscrupulous wahabis - devbandis. ihsan ilahi zaheer (may Allah give him just recompense) was foremost in spewing this lie. other deobandis are not far behind. alahazrat (iARK) wrote nearly a 1000 books of which 679 are identified. nearly 250 of these books are published and available. and his fatawa is published in 30 volumes (including rasayil). all of these published works are available here:
ridawi.org/alahazrat-book…

one of the major reasons muslims have become worthless in our time, in spite of being in large numbers, is because of the successful attack on our religion by the wahabi cult and its offshoots in devbandi, maududi, etc formats
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...these cults heavily discounted the role of the Messenger of Allah sallAllahu alayhi wa sallam. where the sahaba emphasised on mentioning and following the prophet sallAllahu alayhi wa sallam at every opportunity, these heretical cults said: "he is a man like you"

many so-called libs and closet-s@ngh1s (indian n@zis) have been saying that hijab is 'regressive'. how exactly is hijab regressive? why is the sari, which h1nd00 women wear not regressive? can any of these indian jahiliyyah give a blow-by-blow account of hijab vs. miniskirt and hijab vs. sari and objectively show HOW hijab is regressive? especially when a woman chooses to don it herself?

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many ulama have composed tazmeen تضمين of alahazrat's salam. one of the best known tazmeen is that of allamah sayyid marghoob akhtar al-hamidi.

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for those who do not know what tazmeen is: it is the practise of adding one's own lines to someone else's poem. usually, it is to a famous poem or a line. if the original poem is a couplet, they usually add 3-lines and make it a 5-line stanza called "takhmees" التخميس

22nd Shábān, 773 AH.
27th of February 1372 CE.
647 years ago, a boy was born who would be later known as:

Shaykh Al-Islām, Qāđī al-Quđāt, Amīr al-Mu’minīn fi’l Ĥadīth, Khātimatu’l Huffāż, Shihābuddīn Abu’l Fađl Aĥmad ibn Álī ibn Muĥammad ibn Ĥajar al-Ásqalānī, al-Shāfiýī. Imām Sakhāwī (d.902 AH) in the biography of his shaykh.
Al-Jawāhir wa’l Durar fi Tarjamati Shaykh al-Islām Ibn Ĥajar