Dua after the funeral prayer
(دعا بعد نماز جنازہ)

Name: Dua after the funeral prayer
Author: Khalil al-Rahman Gulozawi Qadiri Naqshbandi

Title	Dua after the funeral prayer
Title Original	دعا بعد نماز جنازہ
Author	Khalil al-Rahman Gulozawi Qadiri Naqshbandi
Author Original	خلیل الرحمٰن گلوزوی قادری نقشبندی
Publication Date:	1994
Publication Place	Publisher: Sharqpur Sharif (Pakistan) / Sharqpur Sharif (Pakistan) Printer: Lahore (Pakistan) / Lahore (Pakistan) - Shuʿbah Nashr wa-Ishaʿat Dar al-Muballighin
Subject	Islam \| Doctrine (ʿaqidah) \| Polemics \| Sufism \| Supplications \| Wahhabism (refutation) \| Panjpiri (refutation); Miyan Khalil Ahmad Sharqpuri \| Miyan Zahir Shah Qadiri Swati \| Sarfaraz Ghagharwi; Balochistan \| Zhob \| Pakistan \| Khyber Pakhtunkhwa \| Swat
Type	Book
Language	ara,fas,urd
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	48
Physical Dimensions	18 cm x 12 cm
Library:	UCLA Digital Library
Library Asset ID	5935
Record ID	z1rc76n5
Library Location	Sufi Shrine Libraries of the Afghan-Pakistan Frontier - Shah Mohammad Ghous Academy, Peshawar
Date	1994
Notes	The introduction of this booklet is written by Miyan Khalil Ahmad Sharqpuri. The foreword is by Miyan Zahir Shah Qadiri Swati, where he mentions the publication of "Al-Tahqiq al-Hasan fi Nafi al-Duʿa al-Ijtimaʿi baʿd al-Faraʾid wa-al-Sunan" by the Panjpiri school of thought, published in Zhob, Balochistan. He also refers to other pamphlets published by the same group, all based on the book "Rah-i Sunnat" by Sarfaraz Gagharwi. According to the booklet, this group prohibits Muslims from performing every virtuous act, such as collective supplication (duʿa ijtimaʿi) after obligatory (sunnah) prayers, which they label as innovation (bidʿah) and strictly forbid. In response, Miyan Zahir Shah Qadiri Swati praises the author for writing this booklet to guide Muslims.The author begins by citing verses from the Qurʾan and Hadith, discussing the act of supplication (duʿa), its purpose, the evidence supporting it, and the Hanafi school of thought's stance. He then provides evidence for supplication after the funeral prayer (namaz janazah) based on Hadith. He addresses the arguments of those who oppose the practice and argue against its permissibility, arguing that those who prohibit it follow a Muʿtazilite theology. An appendix by Allama Miyan Zahir Shah Qadiri Swati is included at the end for reference. \| Digitization for the Sufi Shrine Libraries of the Afghan-Pakistan Frontier collection was sponsored by the Modern Endangered Archives Program with funding from Arcadia. \| unknown

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Dua after the funeral prayer

(دعا بعد نماز جنازہ)

Author Khalil al-Rahman Gulozawi Qadiri Naqshbandi

Author Original خلیل الرحمٰن گلوزوی قادری نقشبندی

Publication Date 1994

Publication Place Publisher: Sharqpur Sharif (Pakistan) / Sharqpur Sharif (Pakistan) Printer: Lahore (Pakistan) / Lahore (Pakistan) - Shuʿbah Nashr wa-Ishaʿat Dar al-Muballighin

Type Book

Language ara,fas,urd

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 48

Physical Dimensions 18 cm x 12 cm

Library UCLA Digital Library

Library Asset ID 5935

Record ID z1rc76n5

Library Location Sufi Shrine Libraries of the Afghan-Pakistan Frontier - Shah Mohammad Ghous Academy, Peshawar

Date 1994

Notes The introduction of this booklet is written by Miyan Khalil Ahmad Sharqpuri. The foreword is by Miyan Zahir Shah Qadiri Swati, where he mentions the publication of "Al-Tahqiq al-Hasan fi Nafi al-Duʿa al-Ijtimaʿi baʿd al-Faraʾid wa-al-Sunan" by the Panjpiri school of thought, published in Zhob, Balochistan. He also refers to other pamphlets published by the same group, all based on the book "Rah-i Sunnat" by Sarfaraz Gagharwi. According to the booklet, this group prohibits Muslims from performing every virtuous act, such as collective supplication (duʿa ijtimaʿi) after obligatory (sunnah) prayers, which they label as innovation (bidʿah) and strictly forbid. In response, Miyan Zahir Shah Qadiri Swati praises the author for writing this booklet to guide Muslims.The author begins by citing verses from the Qurʾan and Hadith, discussing the act of supplication (duʿa), its purpose, the evidence supporting it, and the Hanafi school of thought's stance. He then provides evidence for supplication after the funeral prayer (namaz janazah) based on Hadith. He addresses the arguments of those who oppose the practice and argue against its permissibility, arguing that those who prohibit it follow a Muʿtazilite theology. An appendix by Allama Miyan Zahir Shah Qadiri Swati is included at the end for reference. | Digitization for the Sufi Shrine Libraries of the Afghan-Pakistan Frontier collection was sponsored by the Modern Endangered Archives Program with funding from Arcadia. | unknown