Wa ʿalaykum wa-Raḥmatullāhi wa-Barakātuh

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The phrase "Ashraf Ali Thanvi Rasulallah" has been a source of controversy and criticism. Some critics allege that this statement was used inappropriately, implying a level of divinity or prophethood to Ashraf Ali Thanvi, which would be highly problematic and against Islamic principles. However, the context behind this phrase is essential to understand. It was reported that this phrase appeared in a dream of an individual, not as an actual claim or statement by Ashraf Ali Thanvi himself. In response to this, Ashraf Ali Thanvi clarified that dreams have no bearing on Islamic law and should not be taken as a basis for religious beliefs or practices. Only the dreams of prophets hold any significance in Shariah (Islamic law). Thanvi himself rejected any notions or beliefs that would place him on the same level as the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). He consistently maintained that such comparisons are baseless and constitute disbelief. His teachings and writings focused on strict adherence to Islamic monotheism and the prophetic traditions, always emphasizing that no human can share the unique status of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Therefore, the critique surrounding the phrase "Ashraf Ali Thanvi Rasulallah" is based on a misunderstanding or misrepresentation of its context. Thanvi's response and clarification highlight his stance against any form of association that could imply polytheism or undermine the unique status of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

Bro thinks he is smart😂😂😂

To checkmate the salafis Ask them if Allah is a young boy with curly hair above the throne

@@TherealStevenSeagal??? أعوذ بلله

Wah on you stupidity, Surah Al-Qasas (28:88): "Everything will perish except His Face. His is the judgement, and to Him you will be returned." Surah Al-Hadid (57:3): "He is the First and the Last, the Ascendant and the Intimate, and He is, of all things, Knowing."

The phrase "Ashraf Ali Thanvi Rasulallah" has been a source of controversy and criticism. Some critics allege that this statement was used inappropriately, implying a level of divinity or prophethood to Ashraf Ali Thanvi, which would be highly problematic and against Islamic principles. However, the context behind this phrase is essential to understand. It was reported that this phrase appeared in a dream of an individual, not as an actual claim or statement by Ashraf Ali Thanvi himself. In response to this, Ashraf Ali Thanvi clarified that dreams have no bearing on Islamic law and should not be taken as a basis for religious beliefs or practices. Only the dreams of prophets hold any significance in Shariah (Islamic law). Thanvi himself rejected any notions or beliefs that would place him on the same level as the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). He consistently maintained that such comparisons are baseless and constitute disbelief. His teachings and writings focused on strict adherence to Islamic monotheism and the prophetic traditions, always emphasizing that no human can share the unique status of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Therefore, the critique surrounding the phrase "Ashraf Ali Thanvi Rasulallah" is based on a misunderstanding or misrepresentation of its context. Thanvi's response and clarification highlight his stance against any form of association that could imply polytheism or undermine the unique status of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

Stop this bulshit, everyone is not an idiot like you.😂

Your adam cheekher already afraid to debate with Mr Zaid patel. 😂😂😂😂 Send any xmuchlim in live session on his main channel every Saturday or Sunday at 10 pm Indian time

I wonder who ran away from debate with zaid patel 🤔

Amir haq the father of seeker. Ask him to approach Amir haq on any open platform. Adam seeker ka moot nikal jana😅

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