Advanced Member Neeshet Posted January 5, 2012 Advanced Member Report Posted January 5, 2012 has anyone has the chance to read The Hidden Treasure by Brother Jaffer Ladak?we would be grateful for any feedback on the book inshallah.please see below for more details about the book.thank you***** Now Available from www.sunbehindthecloud.com *****The HiddenTreasureBy Jaffer LadakThe first ever biography of Lady Umm Kulthum (s) in any languageHer sermons and sayings with original Arabic text and commentaryThe story of the events in Kerbala, Kufa and Damascusfrom her unique perspectiveThe views of scholars about her birth, existence, and marriage to thesecond caliph clearly presented and debatedNow Available from www.sunbehindthecloud.com£6.99"Profound investigation and convincing arguments"Sheikh Mohammed Saeed Bahmanpour"Meticulously researched.. long awaited answer to prayers"Sheikh Abbas Jaffer"An Impressive job..."Sayyid Hadi al- Qazwini"Outstanding research"Brother Yahya Semour**Visit the website for complete endorsements and samples pages** Quote
Advanced Member Naz_ Posted April 23, 2012 Advanced Member Report Posted April 23, 2012 Salam alaykum,Yeah I read it. Excellent book!Definitely recommend everyone to read it. NaveenHussain 1 Quote
Advanced Member Hasan0404 Posted May 28, 2012 Advanced Member Report Posted May 28, 2012 Will definitely read it as soon as i get its hard copy. Quote
Basic Members paper writer Posted June 13, 2012 Basic Members Report Posted June 13, 2012 I haven't read it yet but seen a review on it here - http://islamicinsights.com/entertainment/books/spring-break-reading-list.html, in case you need more detailed research on it try using this (http://www.paperwritings.com/) book review writing service. Quote
Advanced Member CityOfKnowledge Posted August 22, 2012 Advanced Member Report Posted August 22, 2012 Currently reading it and I can't help but to cry for the oppressed Sayeda Umm Kulthum after every sentence. I've gotten to chapter talking about her role in Karbala and it's taken me quite a while to read 2 sentences. Quote
Veteran Member Ali_Hussain Posted August 22, 2012 Veteran Member Report Posted August 22, 2012 Currently reading it and I can't help but to cry for the oppressed Sayeda Umm Kulthum after every sentence.I've gotten to chapter talking about her role in Karbala and it's taken me quite a while to read 2 sentences. (salam)What does the book say about her marriage with umar - yes, no, maybe? NaveenHussain 1 Quote
Advanced Member Jahaanali Posted August 23, 2012 Advanced Member Report Posted August 23, 2012 Salam...Is this book available to read on the net....As here in my country (India) dis book is not available.... Quote
Advanced Member CityOfKnowledge Posted August 24, 2012 Advanced Member Report Posted August 24, 2012 (edited) (salam)What does the book say about her marriage with umar - yes, no, maybe?w/salaamThe book lists many different view about her marriage.1) She did not exist and therefore she could not have married2) She married Umar and bore his children3) The marriage to Umar was forced4) Imam Ali married another lady to Umar5) She married Umar but no one else after his death6) She married Umar and others after his death7) She married Aun ibn Jafar only8) SHe married Aun ibn Jafar and other after his martyrdomSheikh Jaffer Ladak sides her marriage to Aun ibn Ja'far and not umar ibn Khattab. The most popular reasons (what society thought up) for this is:1) How can Imam Ali marry her to the one who killed Fatima az Zahra?2) Fatima az Zahra was angry with Umar when she passed away, so how can Imam Ali marry Umm Kulthum to him?3) If she was at a mature age (she was either born in 6 or 9 AH), she was not of equal maturity to Umar ibn Khattab, so this wold go against hadith4) If she was at marriageable age, she did not get married to someone with an equal status as her or from someone in Banu Hashim5) There is no narration supporting the recitation of the marriage6) Zainab al Kubra was not married at this time, so why would the younger sister get married first?Sheikh makes a great argument as he says that the name Umm Kulthum was a popular name at this time. Umar ibn Khattab actually married several women by the name of Umm Kulthum. The one that might be mistaken by Umm Kulthum binte Ali is Umm Kulthum binte Abu Bakr.After the Abu Bakr died, Asma bint Umays, his wife and the mother of Umm Kulthum bunt Abu Bakr, got married to Imam Ali (as). So Umm Kulthum bint Abu Bakr became the step daughter of Imam Ali and therefore he had responsibility over her. So this is probably the Umm Kulthum that Umar ibn Khattab married.These answers are online as well. I've been searching for them as well but this book goes into more detail. Ask Imam Mahdi to guide you to the right answers and inshaAllah he will. If you cannot get your hands on this book, the answers are online, keep looking!InshaAllah, I'll be writing a summary of the book soon, probably tomorrow or tonight. I will post it here.Salam...Is this book available to read on the net....As here in my country (India) dis book is not available....W/salaamI have not come across the book online (possibly because it is still new)InshaAllah I'll be writing a summary of the book soon. I will post it. Edited August 24, 2012 by CityOfKnowledge Quote
Advanced Member al-`Ajal Ya Imaam Posted March 28, 2013 Advanced Member Report Posted March 28, 2013 بسم الله الرحمن الرحيمالسلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركتهSorry to resurrect a dead topic like this, but you really should buy it. Sayyedah Umm Kulthoom [a] doesn't have many good biographies, if really any biography, and this is an excellent work exploring all the controversial stuff, like her marriage to `Omar b. al-Khattab. It also explains many aspects of her life, such as her as a reporter, her as a witness to Karbala'. It's a book anyone would be pleased to have a copy of, a really good investment, Ja`far Laddak did a great job writing it MashaAllah.والسلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركته :Ruffles and NaveenHussain 2 Quote
Advanced Member Zakariya Ali Posted May 21, 2013 Advanced Member Report Posted May 21, 2013 Sorry to resurrect a dead topic like this, but you really should buy it. Because of this comment I have decided to invest in the book, thank you! Quote
guest040515 Posted May 21, 2013 Report Posted May 21, 2013 (edited) (salam)Thanks for sharing will there there be a PDF Version in English online? Edited May 21, 2013 by Nafisa Quote
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