There are numerous reports in the books of traditions, narrations and Sunnat quoted from the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.a.) and the infallible Imams (a.s.) regarding the legality of the recommended prayers of the Ramazan month. Legality here means the governing laws, the number of units and the way of reciting these prayers. It can be concluded that these prayers are allowed.

The point of contention however, is, whether these prayers must be recited individually or in congregation? What is the opinion of the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.a.) on this subject? What is the opinion of the Second Caliph – Umar on this subject? Of the two, whose opinion forms the Sunnat and whose opinion leads to innovation and deviation? These and other issues have been discussed threadbare in this article.

Love and mastership (Wilayat) and expression of displeasure (Bara’at) are the cornerstones of Islamic teachings. We understand the meaning of empowering goodness and prohibiting evil from them. These were the aims of Imam Husain‘s (a.s.) martyrdom. Who is more unfortunate than a Muslim who neither understands the concepts of wilayat [...]

Shaikh Najdi used to insult the Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa (s.a.w.a.) in various ways because he believed that this was the best method to safeguard his interpretation of monotheism (Tawheed). Following are a few examples of his appalling disrespect and insolence towards the exalted person of the Holy Prophet [...]

This is an assumed debate between Allah the All-Knowing the All-Wise and Muhammad Ibn Abd al-Wahhaab, the insinuator of Wahhaabi/Salafi/Takfiri ideology. It should be noted that all the points of this debate are from the Holy Quran only and from Ibn Abd al-Wahhaab’s side the objections are the results of [...]