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  TAQLID ( BLIND FOLLOWING OF IMAM ) PERMISSIBLE OR IMPERMISSIBLE  INTRODUCTION OF TAQLID ( BLIND FOLLOWING ) Meaning of Taqlid Taqlid is an Arabic    verbal noun which comes from kallada means to encircle a person or part of body with a band or belt. In Islamic legal terminology taqlid means to “ follow a mujtahid “{an Islamic scholar who can interpret and deduced from sharia i.e. ( Islamic   rule )} It further means following the decision of Imam ( religious expert ) blindly, without examining   the Scriptural   basis or reasoning of that decision. Simply adhering to one of schools ( madhabs ) of Jurisprudence. ( e,g shafi , humbali, hanafi, maliki , zaidi etc.) Sheikh Samee Hanaf explain   taqlid as “ to take statement of someone without knowing the evidence.” { Aqood Rasam Al- Muftee   p 23 } Allah says in Quran “ So ask the people of the message if you do not know “ [ AL Ambia 21:7 ] Shayk Muhammad Ibn Sahil Al Uthaymeen commented on this verse “

Triple Talaq Judgement From over a decade the difficulty of triple talaq have been a prime controversial trouble in India. Government of India desires to abandon the Muslim practice of divorce in an effort to defend the right of Muslim Women. However Muslim ( except few ignorant ones ) are against the ban on this practice of shariah law ( Islamic regulation ).   Concept of divorce in Islam But the concept of triple talaq (divorce ) in Islam is interpreted in a negative manner and exploited via few humans. Unlike in other Hindus and Christian scriptures, Islam has the concept of divorce so one can shield the rights of women. The idea of talaq never exist in Hindus or Christians scriptures. In India the law of divorce was introduced under the Hindu marriage act in 1955. It should also be stated that no practice of Islamic law ( sharia) is against human rights. That is why united states of America honored prophet Muhammad ( peace be upon him ) as one, among be

Qadar Qadar is an Arabic word, meaning predestination or “divine fore ordainment”. It is one of the sixth pillar of faith, along with faith in unanimity of Allah, the revealed scriptures, the prophets, the days of resurrection, and archangels. Note that  what’s  meant by belief in Q ada’ (   the Divine will) is , sure  belief that everything that happens  in this   universe happens by  will  and decree of Allah . Belief in Q adar (   the Divine decree   )  is the   important pillar  of faith , and no one’s  faith is complete  without   it. In Saheeh Muslim (8)  it is  narrated that Ibn ‘Umar (   may Allah be  pleased  with him   )  heard that some  folks  were denying Q adar. He said ,  “If I  me et these  folks,   I will  tell them that  I have  nothing  to do with them   and that they have nothing   to do with me. By the One by Whom ‘Abd-Allaah ibn ‘Umar swore, if  one among  them had gold  similar   to Mount Uhud and he spent it, Allah  wouldn’t   accept from him till t