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Sir aap k notes khaaa available hai

Sir mai nai aap ko telegram pai join kiya hai ab mai syllabus snd karti but aap nai viewer ko mute rakha hai ab mai kysai snd karu

An introduction to islamic civilization and jahaliya arab is same chapter or different Plz batao J

A a sir ........sir aap k notes kaha milai gai

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Bro 5th semester islamic studies ka related lectures banav please

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Asslamulikum sir muji iss ka meterial chaiya

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Thank you brother. Please guide me I am willing take admission in IOU as bachelors in psychology to pursue my career as an Islamic Psychologist, there curriculum is integrating islamic studies and psychology practices with the western. Is it good?

Sir aur be lesson hai . Padado please.

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Explain Kharji Movements (Ale Saud Wahabi Salafi Kharji)

Inly Quran and Sumnah (Hadith and Seerat e Tayyaba),

British Empire used WAHABI Gang to fight Turkey who was on the side of Germany n World War II between Britain and Germany. Saudi was never a country. Britain created two Estates in 1948, Israel. Another is Saudi Arabia for Ale Saud - Arab YAHOODI Family.

WAHABI are New Kharjites, means out of Islam. In BUKHARI Hadith read what has been said by the Prophet Mohammad SALLALLAHO ALYHAY WASSALLAM.

WAHABI SALAFI is a purely Arab Racism and misinterpretation of Quran, rejecting the practical interpretation of the Prophet Mohammad SALLALLAHO ALYHAY WASSALLAM.

Wahabism is the birth of New Kharjites,

He was not scholar and not aalim or mufti he was a puppet of British and Jewish

Famous book dawat sufia .

Gilgit baltistan me b aye the

This is not his picture, there were No photographs in 1780's.

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Are u kashmiri

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Please tafseer ul Kabir ko urdu ma paravo iska basic root aur nam wa nasab bhi please

Sir aap ne jo padhaya Al-mansur aur Al - mamun ye exam me likh saktaa hai

It was better to pronounce, khaleef instead of caleef

Sir you are not explain it properly..

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Kashmir. Should be considered central asian geographically, religiously, ethnically and culturally

Well if speaking geographically , then Kashmir valley sits on the extreme north of the Subcontinent. However if speaking culturally then Kashmir has a huge persian and central asian influence. Everything from religion to even cuisine, all things have directly been influenced over the centuries. First of all Islam entered kashmir valley through Present day Iran via Tajikistan. During the spread of islam there was a lot of cultural exchange between the people and it is obvious that culture came right away packed with the religion so embracing religion was accepting the culture of people who propogated it. Central Asia and Kashmir, an appraisal of post and present links . The influence of persian culture was at its peek when Shah Miri dynasty ruled the kashmir. According to some accounts the ruler who established the dynasty was himself a persian and thus greatly persianised the region. Furthermore ZAIN-UL-AABIDIN locally known as Bud-shah( “The great king") invited a number of artisans and craftsmen from modern day Uzbekistan to teach local people various arts and crafts. Arts like sozani, wood carving, silk weaving, carpet making all came primarily from central asia and Iran.  Sozni embroidery  A kashmiri artisan carving walnut wood  Another one Also the famous Paper Mache also came through persia when it was brought by Mir Syed Ali Hamadani (r.a.) who was himself a Persian and came to preach Islam in the valley and is considered like a spiritual head of the valley.  Paper Mache on a Samawar. Also the cuisine especially the wazwan also has it's origin in persia although it was also greatly modified in it's present form.  Wazwan in a traem (a special copper utensil for 4 people usually used in a wedding party). Besides these, the symbol of Kashmir - THE CHINAR TREE also came through present day iran along many other trees and is principally found in every nook and corner of the valley. You will not find a village or even a locality where you won't find Chinar. That's the status of the tree in kashmir. This is one of the examples where you can comprehend how much the persian culture had an influence on kashmir as it wasn't anywhere in kashmir before 14th or 15th c.e.  Chinar trees in kashmir in the Autumn. And finally coming to the Language. The kashmiris speak kashmiri or koshur(as locals call it) and it is itself has been a lot influenced by persian. It has a lot of loan words from persian language and upto 1889 (when Dogras changed it with Urdu) Persian was the official language of the region and was widely studied. Even today if you look at Iranic languages the words are really similar. Like Aab(water), naar(fire), aaftab(sun), abar/öbör(cloud), salom/salam(greetings), insan(human), zanan(woman), reesh/räeysh(beard), koh/küwah(mountain), gul(flower), bahaar(spring), zaafraan(saffron), paadshah(king), sabz/sabez(green), zaboan/zabaan(language), kamar(back), baadaam/baadum(almond), ander(inside),aazad(free), jànvar/janver(animal), ustad/wastaad(master), and countless other words are same in both languages. Now comes the question of the subcontinental influence. Though with the spread of shaivism and buddhism there was a substantial influence but that was mostly ideological not cultural . That couldn't penetrate the cultural sphere that much and as such people still had different culture from the northern plains of the subcontinent. Even shaivism and buddhism was prominent before arrival of islam the valley was still isolated from the main subcontinent and had a different culture. The valley was georaphically more closer to the silk route and hence that describes why persian and Central asian influence could make their way in. It was easier to come from central asia compared to the subcontinent and latter only rose to prominence when Mughals captured Kashmir but still it wasn't that sporadic as trade was still mainly done through silk route. It was not until Sikhs captured Kashmir that finally started to some subcontinental inflow. By Dogra rule they had already replaced Persian language with URDU as an official language. Also during Afghan, sikh and dogra rule the famous Shawl Industry suffered a huge blow due to the high and oppressive taxations that also affected trade of the region. After the partition the influence has grown manifold and nowadays people can relate to one other but kashmiris still relate to persian culture more than the other. 2.1K views View 11 upvotes View 1 share Upvote 11 3 1  Add a comment...  Danish Khan · 1y

The movement of hasan al bana believes in A.anti modernisation B.religious exteremism C.traditional absolutism D.change through parliamentary democracy ..

He was great scholar

Mohamad aus ka naam tha

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