Proof of Intercession Syed Al Mursaleen
(ثبوت الشفاعۃ سید المرسلین)

Name: Proof of Intercession Syed Al Mursaleen
Author: Muhammad Murid Muhiyy al-Din Qadiri Nushahrawi

Title	Proof of Intercession Syed Al Mursaleen
Title Original	ثبوت الشفاعۃ سید المرسلین
Author	Muhammad Murid Muhiyy al-Din Qadiri Nushahrawi
Author Original	محمد مرید محی الدین قادری نوشہروی
Publication Date:	1883
Publication Place	Printer: Bombay (India) - Matbaʿ Hasani Press
Subject	Islam \| Qadiri order \| Biographies (ʿulamaʾ) \| Sufism \| Wahhabism (refutation) \| Intercession \| Afghan \| Taqwiyat al-Iman; Muhiyy al-Din Nushahrawi \| Muhammad Ayyub Peshawari \| Sayyid Ahmad of Rai Bareli \| Shah Ismaʿil Dihlawi \| Miyan Nasir Ahmad Qissahkhwani \| Akhund of Swat \| ʿAbd al-Qadir Gilani; Nawshera \| Delhi \| Bombay \| Afghanistan \| India \| Pakistan \| Khyber Pakhtunkhwa \| Swat
Type	Book
Language	Persian
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	216
Physical Dimensions	25 cm x 17 cm
Library:	UCLA Digital Library
Library Asset ID	1629
Record ID	z1z13b6w
Library Location	Sufi Shrine Libraries of the Afghan-Pakistan Frontier - Shah Mohammad Ghous Academy, Peshawar
Date	1883
Notes	The author, Murid Muhiyy al-Din Nushahrawi, was a disciple of the Akhund of Swat ʿAbd al-Ghafur, and wrote this work in response to Shah Ismaʿil Dihlawi's book Taqwiyat al-Iman. As the title of the book indicates, it deals with the affirmation of the intercession of the Prophet Muhammad and the rulings concerning those who deny it. It also addresses practices such as saying 'Ya Rasul Allah' (O Messenger of Allah), kissing one's thumbs, reciting Mawlud Sharif, and invoking Shaykh ʿAbd al-Qadir Gilani, in support of seeking help from the Awliyaʾ Allah (friends of Allah, or the saints). \| This book is an important link in the series of works written by the disciples and scholars of the Akhund of Swat, refuting Wahhabism. It aligns with the writings of Miyan Nasir Ahmad Qissa Khwani, author of Haqaʾiq al-Haqq; the book Radd-i Wahhabi by Mufti Mahmud bin ʿAbd al-Ghafur Peshawari; and Mawlana Muhaddith Muhammad Ayyub Peshawari, among others. These works refute the notion that the Akhund was influenced by Sayyid Ahmad of Rai Bareli or subscribed to his beliefs. \| Digitization for the Sufi Shrine Libraries of the Afghan-Pakistan Frontier collection was sponsored by the Modern Endangered Archives Program with funding from Arcadia. \| public domain

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Proof of Intercession Syed Al Mursaleen

(ثبوت الشفاعۃ سید المرسلین)

Author Muhammad Murid Muhiyy al-Din Qadiri Nushahrawi

Author Original محمد مرید محی الدین قادری نوشہروی

Publication Date 1883

Publication Place Printer: Bombay (India) - Matbaʿ Hasani Press

Type Book

Language Persian

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 216

Physical Dimensions 25 cm x 17 cm

Library UCLA Digital Library

Library Asset ID 1629

Record ID z1z13b6w

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

Date 1883

Notes The author, Murid Muhiyy al-Din Nushahrawi, was a disciple of the Akhund of Swat ʿAbd al-Ghafur, and wrote this work in response to Shah Ismaʿil Dihlawi's book Taqwiyat al-Iman. As the title of the book indicates, it deals with the affirmation of the intercession of the Prophet Muhammad and the rulings concerning those who deny it. It also addresses practices such as saying 'Ya Rasul Allah' (O Messenger of Allah), kissing one's thumbs, reciting Mawlud Sharif, and invoking Shaykh ʿAbd al-Qadir Gilani, in support of seeking help from the Awliyaʾ Allah (friends of Allah, or the saints). | This book is an important link in the series of works written by the disciples and scholars of the Akhund of Swat, refuting Wahhabism. It aligns with the writings of Miyan Nasir Ahmad Qissa Khwani, author of Haqaʾiq al-Haqq; the book Radd-i Wahhabi by Mufti Mahmud bin ʿAbd al-Ghafur Peshawari; and Mawlana Muhaddith Muhammad Ayyub Peshawari, among others. These works refute the notion that the Akhund was influenced by Sayyid Ahmad of Rai Bareli or subscribed to his beliefs. | Digitization for the Sufi Shrine Libraries of the Afghan-Pakistan Frontier collection was sponsored by the Modern Endangered Archives Program with funding from Arcadia. | public domain