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Originally Posted by Hayyan_Memon

As Salam O Alikum wR wB..

From Today im gonna Discuss here some Hard topics.. But First I want to clear one thing.. may be some pplz dont gonna like it.. but i can assure one thing that any thing which i'm going to discuss here is only from ALLAH's Quraan AND MOHAMMAD's (PBUH) FARMAAN.. NO KISSA NO KAHANI NO QOOL NO WAQIYA, NOT EVEN HALF AYAH OR HALF HADEED WIDOUT CONTENTS THAT MOSTLY PPLZ DO TO PROVE dere BELIVES AND IN REPLY EVERYTHING IS ACCEPTABLE THROUGH ALLAH's QURAAN AND MOHAMMAD's (PBUH) FARMAAN.

JAZAAK ALLAH SO THE FIRST TOPIC IS ON NIYAAZ IN ISLAM ONE OF MY FRIEND HERE SPECIALLY REQUESTED ME TO DISCUSS THIS ISSUE BECOZ OF THE MONTH OF MOHARRAM..


First The Meaning Of Niyaz

Niyaz is done on the occasion of the death of some saint or good person. Anyone who is considered to be a "Awliya Allah" by people. The intention in doing Niyaz is that the person for whom it is done will be pleased with the person who is doing it and after being pleased the saint will grant the needs of the asker or will solve his problem or will help him in the Akhirah. But all acts of servitude are for Allah alone. We should try to please him alone.


Now Some Proofs From Quraan
Allah has said in the Qur'an 6:162
"Truly my prayer and my service of sacrifice my life and my death are (all) for Allah the Cherisher of the Worlds"

"NOTE ABOVE WORD SERVICE OF SACRIFICE ONLY FOR ALLAH"

It is given in the Qur'an in no less than four different places 2:173 , 6:145 , 16:115 and 5:3
"Forbidden to you (for food) are: dead meat blood the flesh of swine and that on which hath been invoked the name of other than Allah"

Allah has told us in the Qur'an in Surah Zumar 39:3 that the Mushriks of Makkah who used to worship idols and do sacrifices for their idols used to say:
"Is it not to Allah that sincere devotion is due? But those who take for protectors other than Allah (say): "We only serve them in order that they may bring us nearer to Allah." "
Hence even they used to say that they do this only so that they(idols) would take them closer to Allah. The Mushriks of Makkah were considered wrong because of all this and were called "Kafirs" (rejectors) and "Mushriks" (those who associate partners with Allah). Since they were wrong then even we are wrong if we do that.

Neither our beloved Prophet nor the Sahaba ever did Niyaz. They understood and followed Islam much better than us. Isn't there a proof in this that if it was something good they would have surely done it.In the light of the above stated facts it can be concluded that doing Niyaz is wrong.

AND NOW FOR THOSE WHO EAT NIYAZ IN ABOVE MANNERS
Allah has said in Surah an Nisa 4:85
"Whoever recommends and helps a good cause becomes a partner therein: and whoever recommends and helps an evil cause shares in its burden"

NOTE: Now for the believer of Niyaz they first use to say that those Ayah was for Mushrikeen E Makka.. den My Question is Who were we before ISLAM ? ? ? QURAAn is not only for Mushrikeen E Makka it is for all Men and jins

The Second Thing they use to say that.. we use to do niyaz in the name of ALLAH.. den my questions is this why only on special days ? and some of dem use to say we use to do it in the name of ALLAH to give sawaab to those who are not between us.. and this is also wrong from ISLAM ( Later I WILL EXPLAIN THE WAYS OF SENDING SAWAAB TO THOSE WHO ARE NOT BETWEEN US THROUGH QURAAN AND HADEED)

JAZAAK ALLAH

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