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    • shadow_of_light
      Goethe's West-Eastern Divan

      By shadow_of_light · Posted

      Jesus in silence His pure heart With thought of one sole God did fill ; They who Himself to God convert Do outrage to His holy will. Mohammed also that which won His triumphs needs must seem as true- Through the idea of the One Alone did he the world subdue. And yet if reverence for this thing, This fatal thing, be thy request, To salve me the excuse I bring That not alone thou triumphest.
    • shadow_of_light
      Goethe's West-Eastern Divan

      By shadow_of_light · Posted

      IF from Eternity the Koran be Of that inquire I not. If one of God's created things it be- That truly know I not. That the Koran the Book of books must be, I hold as faith to duteous Moslems taught.
    • shadow_of_light
      Hafiz's poem about Imam Mahdi?

      By shadow_of_light · Posted

      صائب تبریزی:   عقل نخلی است خزان دیده که ماتم با اوست عشق سروی است که سرسبزی عالم با اوست   هر که در معرکه با جوهر ذاتی چون تیغ روزگارش به خموشی گذرد، دم با اوست   عاصیی را که سروکار به دوزخ باشد در بهشت است، اگر دیده پر نم با اوست   دل سودازده را وصل نیاورد به حال چه کند عید به آن کس که محرم با اوست؟   دل هر کس که در آن زلف پریشان آویخت می توان گفت که سررشته عالم با اوست   هر که زد مهر خموشی به لب چون و چرا گر چه مورست درین دایره خاتم با اوست   نمک عشق به بی درد رام است حرام جای رحم است بر آن زخم که مرهم با اوست   با غم عشق غم عالم فانی هیچ است غم عالم نخورد هر که همین غم با اوست   هر که چون سوزن عریان مژه بر هم نزند می توان یافت که سررشته عالم با اوست   صیقل آینه حسن بود دیده پاک روی گل تازه ازان است که شبنم با اوست   هر که صائب ز بد خویش پشیمان نشود تخم دیوست اگر صورت آدم با اوست   هر که صائب نکشد در دل خود آتش حرص گر چه در باغ بهشت است جهنم با اوست  
    • Cool
      Quran proves Prophets are the best of creation

      By Cool · Posted

      Interestingly what you will find in their books is hadith which mentions this: "Narrated Ubai bin Ka’b: The Prophet (صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم) said: “Once Musa (عليه السلام) stood up and addressed Bani Israel. He was asked: “Who is the most learned man amongst the people?” He said: “I am the most learned.” Allah admonished Musa as he did not attribute absolute knowledge to Him (Allah).” https://sunnah.com/bukhari:122 If you look at the chapter where this hadith is, you will find the heading:   Chapter: When a religious learned man is asked, "Who is the most learned person." it is better for him to attribute or entrust absolute knowledge to Allah 'Azza wa Jall and to say. "Allah is the Most Learned (than anybody else)" Now have a look what people asked from Musa (عليه السلام): "Who is the most learned man amongst the people?" Can anyone reply that Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) is the most learned man amongst people? lol, what a joke! And you will find in their books, hadith like this: ‘I am the city of knowledge and ‘Ali is it’s gate’ Many of their scholars reject this hadith but some do grade it sahih & hasan. For instance, Hafiz Ibn Hajar Al ‘Asqalani when asked regarding the authenticity of the Hadith, stated that the Hadith is not authentic (sahih) nor is it fabricated (mawdu‘), rather it is sound (hasan). Hafiz ‘Alaee, ‘Allamah Sakhawi, ‘Allamah Suyuti and Imam Zurqani have also agreed that the Hadith is sound. (Refer: Al La-Alil Manthurah, Hadith: 113-117, Al Maqasidul Hasanah, Hadith: 189, Mukhtasarul Maqasid, Hadith: 170, Ad Durarul Muntathirah, Hadith: 38, Al La-Alil Masnu’ah, vol. 1 pgs. 302-308, Tanzihush Shari’ah, vol. 1 pg. 377, Al Asrarul Marfu’ah, Hadith: 71, and Kashful Khafa, vol. 1 pg. 184) So Prophet (صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم) attributed knowledge to himself by saying "I am the city of knowledge" and Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) never admonished him. 
    • shadow_of_light
      Hafiz's poem about Imam Mahdi?

      By shadow_of_light · Posted

      آن سیه‌چرده که شیرینیِ عالم با اوست چشمِ میگون لبِ خندان دلِ خرم با اوست   گرچه شیرین‌ دهنان پادشهانند ولی او سلیمانِ زمان است که خاتم با اوست   رویِ خوب است و کمالِ هنر و دامنِ پاک لاجرم همتِ پاکان دو عالم با اوست   خال مشکین که بدان عارض گندمگون است سِرِّ آن دانه که شد رهزنِ آدم با اوست   دلبرم عزم سفر کرد خدا را یاران چه کنم با دل مجروح که مرهم با اوست   با که این نکته توان گفت که آن سنگین‌ دل کُشت ما را و دمِ عیسیِ مریم با اوست   حافظ از معتقدان است گرامی دارش زان که بخشایشِ بس روحِ مکرم با اوست
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