I believe the time to call a spade a spade, has come.
I responded to Brother Chronic the way I did, for the following easy to understand reasons.
1. Aqeel al Gharavi sits on the Minbar-e-Rasool, which is an honour not for everybody. I did not want to say anything that would seem to lessen the honour of the Minbar.
2. Brother Chronic, as he had himself introduced himself, doesn't know much urdu. So he should not have judged Aqeel Gharvi, simply asked for help.
3. Now that it seems Chronic's need for assistance in understanding al Gharvi's diction has ballooned into something else, things should be put into perspective.
Jibran Haider, on Feb 1 2007, 09:26 PM, said:
Maulana Aqeel al-Gharavi kee Urdu iss qadar saqeel nahin hai laikin iss wajah se lagtee hai kyun ke aap zyada tar baatain falsafiyana pairaye main bayaan farmatay hain.
Unka iss baar ka ashra saara sunaa. . ."Husn-e-Ikhtiyar" per buhat khubsoorat behes kee hai. baray arsay baad kisi Urdu walay se iss qadar shusta aur shai'sta Urdu sun'nay ka mauqa mila. barray napay tulay andaaz main khitaab kartay hain. basa auqaat chotay chotay jumlon aur aam alfaaz kee madad se aisee khubsoorat aur baa ma'ani baatain keh jatay hain ke insaan 'ash 'ash karta reh jata hai. wo jaisay hamari zabaan main kehtay hain na ke "chass" hee aa gayee ab ke inhen sun kar.
Iss saal kee pehlee majlis main hazrat ne Taqlid ke mauzoo' per barree salees aur 'umda guftugu kee hai, sun'nay ke laiq hai.
Aur kisi ne unka latest ashra suna?
Tumm nay mujhay iss qadar hairaan kiya hai keh bayaan naheen karr sakktee
farwa, on Feb 2 2007, 06:02 AM, said:
i agree with chronic...though i just love him but some of the words just fly off my head and i just derive its meaning with ref to the sentence.
Coming from, you, that carries a lot of weight. And you are quite right in agreeing with Chronic.
imranali, on Feb 2 2007, 08:05 AM, said:
Maulana Aqeel Garavi is not very well educated but he has art of making speeches and get attention of the listners. he uses difficult words of URDU in order to show peoples that i am educated person.
he is a molana but he likes to be called as "Aayat ullah" which is word for Marja's only.
O bhaee imranali, yehee baat kisee thorray say "saqeel" andaaz mein keh dayatay, tou aisey naa laggtaa keh lathth maara hai
Jibran Haider, on Feb 2 2007, 08:27 AM, said:
His speeches are manifestations of his knowledge and 'ilm. He is a learned man, no doubt about that. One cannot possibly use difficult language and impress intelligent public that they are learned. Knowledge reveals itself.
The title "Ayatullah" is not used for Maraje' only. Its also used for mujtahids. Moreover, 'Ayatullah' is not a property of those who reach the level of ijtehad.
Ayatullah literally means a sign of Allah. Technically,
all of Allah's creations are Ayatullahs.
Abuzar, on Feb 2 2007, 08:44 AM, said:
Salaam:
Bibi, he does have the tendency of choosing the less easy alternative where vocabulary presents two or more choices.
The observation is not only in very poor taste but also factually incorrect:
- Maulana Aqeel ul Gharawi is one of those scholars who has undergone both temporal and religious education, as is apparent from his grasp of Urdu and English languages as well classic and contemporary literature in both languages.
- Without commenting on whether the usage of the term with his name is appropriate or not (for it is not my level to make such comment), let me submit the factual correction that maraji are of the level of Grand Ayatullah not Ayatullah.
Bhaaee
Aaap nay oopar jo bohat kahee, uss mein dou raye naheen ho sakkteen
Neechay jo likhaa, uss say mujhay ikhtelaaf hai
ISHK-E-ZEHRA, on Feb 2 2007, 11:08 AM, said:
Using difficult terms doesn't give one, the certificate of an educated person
brother, please refrain from using such words for a learned man ..
The majalises recited by him, indeed reveals his knowledge...
To me it seems Aqeel al Ghjarvi is another Talib Johri in the makin; all style and no substance
Edited by Rawshni, 02 February 2007 - 11:42 AM.