Seem that we are all preparing and advancing to spiritual state till easa as comes....the spiritual kingdom of God on earth... khilafah

Omer mirza True.. The life of solihiin cure our hearts and give us power and hope..

Yup

Try reading the quran and hadith that will give you all you need

No doubt!

@@freedomforthebrave so why are you commenting on this video then? Respect people’s religious beliefs man

i want to meet this man ...

Where u from

Hinduism can never reach you to God. Allah has manifested his morality and ethics through the holy and pure Prophet Muhammad-e-Mustafa (SAW) and every Awliya Allah (Friend of Allah) is a means by which the light of the holy Prophet Muhammad-e-Mustafa (SAW) is expressed. The light of the holy and pure Prophet Muhammad-e-Mustafa (SAW) is only what can guide man to Allah (God).

xtremeownage2 we Hindus din accept that for 1000 years. We aren't afraid of your threats. Get a life.

@@xtremeownage2 sorry friend you got it all wrong though you got it right :) . Yes Hinduism won't make you reach God because it is not about that. It is about making you as God Himself. I am sure men of book won't understand that.

because your similar.

@@xtremeownage2 The term and concept of Hinduism was coined only in recent times. Otherwise, there was really no such thing. The word "Hindu" essentially comes from the word Sindhu. Anyone who is born in the land of Sindhu is a Hindu. It is a cultural and geographic identity. It is like saying “I am an Indian” but it is a more ancient identity than being an Indian. “Indian” is only about seventy years old, but this is an identity that we have always lived with. Being a Hindu does not mean having a particular belief system. Basically, the whole culture was oriented towards realizing one’s full potential. Whatever you did in this culture was Hindu. There is no particular god or ideology that you can call as the Hindu way of life. You can be a Hindu irrespective of whether you worship a man-god or a woman-god, whether you worship a cow or a tree. If you don't worship anything you can still be a Hindu. It is only recently and due to external influences that this geographical and cultural identity has attempted to transform itself into a religious identity called Hinduism. Hindu was never an “ism”, and the attempt to organize it as a religion is still not successful because the Hindu way of life which is referred to as Sanatana Dharma or universal law is all-inclusive in nature and does not exclude anything. The Hindu way of life is not an organized belief system but a science of salvation. The science of salvation The conflicts in the world have always been projected as good versus bad, but really, the conflict is always one man’s belief versus another man’s belief. In the past, religion was far more important to people than it is now, but still there were no theocratic states in this culture; the ruler had his religion and the subjects had the freedom to follow theirs. There was no conflict because people did not look at religion as an organized process. Everywhere in the world, whenever anyone spoke anything other than the existing organized religion of that time, the first thing that the people said was, “Kill.” In Europe, thousands of women were burnt at the stake simply because they showed other kinds of possibilities and capabilities that were not logically understood by people. So they were labeled as witches and burnt. Persecution has always been the thing. Some of the famous ones that you know who were persecuted were Jesus , Mansoor and Socrates. They were persecuted simply because they showed other kinds of capabilities which were not considered normal. So, wherever spirituality happened in the West, it always happened in secrecy. It always was individual or in small groups, never as a society. But in this culture, there has never been anything called persecution for spiritual people. At the most, they called you for debates and asked you questions. Because the pursuit is truth, so people sat down and argued whether what they knew was true or what the other person knew was true. If his truth was more powerful than yours, you become a part of him. If your truth was more powerful than theirs, they would become a part of you. It is a very different kind of search. People were searching to know. They were not just believing and trying to prove that their belief was right. Everywhere else people believe “God created .” Here we know we created god so we take l freedom to create whatever kind of god we can relate to. There is no belief system to the Hindu way of life. Someone believes in God, someone else can choose not to believe in God. Everybody can have their own way of worship and way to salvation. If there are five people in your family, each one can worship the God of their choice, or not worship anything, and still be a good Hindu. So you are a Hindu irrespective of what you believe or don't believe. At the same time, there was a common line running through all these. In this culture , the only goal in human life is liberation or mukti. Liberation from the very process of life, from everything that you know as limitations and to go beyond that. God is not held as the ultimate thing, God is seen as one of the stepping stones. This is a Godless but a devout nation in the sense that there is no concretized idea of God. When I say Godless, we need to understand that this is the only culture that has given humans the freedom not just to make a choice of Gods, but to create the sort of God that you can relate to. You can worship a rock, a cow, your mother - you can worship whatever you feel like - because this is a culture where we have always known that God is our making. Everywhere else people believe “God created us.” Here we know we created god so we take total freedom to create whatever kind of god we can relate to. People worshiped whatever aspect of life they related to most, and that was perfectly fine. A Godless nation In the East, spirituality and religion were never an organized process. Organization was only to the extent of making spirituality available to everyone - not for conquest. Essentially, religion is about you, it is not about God. Religion is about your liberation. God is just one more stepping stone that you can use or skip towards your ultimate liberation. This culture recognizes human wellbeing and freedom as of paramount importance versus the prominence of God, and hence the whole technology of god-making evolved into the science of consecrating various types of energy forms and spaces. The essential purpose of God is to create reverence in a person. What you are reverential towards is not important. Being reverential is what is important. If you make reverence the quality of your life, then you become far more receptive to life. Life will happen to you in bigger ways. There is so much misunderstanding about these things because there is a certain dialectical ethos to the culture where we want to express everything in a story or in a song. But in a way, this whole culture referred to as Hindu is rooted in the spiritual ethos of each individual working toward ultimate liberation as the fundamental goal in life. If you explore mysticism in India, it is absolutely incredible and this has been possible because it does not come from a belief system. It happens as a scientific means to explore dimensions beyond the physical. India is not a study, but a phenomenon of possibilities, though a cauldron of multiple cultural, ethnic, religious and linguistic soup. It is all held together by a single thread of seeking. The tremendous longing has been nurtured into the peoples of the land, the longing to be free. Free from the very process of life and death. India cannot be studied, at the least one must soak it in, or at best must dissolve. This is the only way. It cannot be studied, western analysis of India is too off the mark, as symptomatic analysis of Bharat will only lead to very grossly misunderstood conclusions of a nation that revels and thrives in a chaos that is organic and exuberant. This most ancient of nations upon this earth is not built upon a set of principles or beliefs or ambitions of its citizenry. It is a nation of seekers, seeking not wealth or wellbeing, but liberation, not of economic or political kind, but the ultimate liberation. When Adiyogi was asked how many ways to enlightenment, he said only 112 if you are within the realm of your physical system, but if you transcend the physical, then every atom in the universe is a doorway. “Bharat”, as the nation has been known for many millennia, is a complex amalgamation of this variety of spiritual possibilities. If you happen to be at the Maha Kumbh, there was quite a display of this. The best compliment came from none other than Mark Twain, after his visit to India, he said, “So far as I am able to judge, nothing has been left undone, either by man or nature, to make India the most extraordinary country that the sun visits on his rounds. Nothing seems to have been forgotten, nothing overlooked.” Bharata One must not forget that the basis of seeking is that One has realized that One does not know. One does not know the nature of One’s being. Instead of settling for a culturally convenient belief, for a whole populace to have the courage and commitment to seek the truth about themselves. This the basis of this nation that is called Bharata. Bha meaning sensation, that is the basis of all experience and expression; Ra meaning Raga, the tune and texture of life; Ta meaning Tala, the rhythms of life, which involve both rhythms of the human system and nature. To preserve, protect and nurture the fundamental ethos of Bharat, the legacy of wisdom and unbridled exploration of life is a true gift to the Humanity as a whole. As a generation, this is an important responsibility that we should fulfill. Let not the limitless possibilities that the sages of this land explored and expounded be lost in religious bigotry and senseless simplistic dogmas

@shauci yes

@shauci our souls are a part of that God qhwn we realize the truth we realize were all a part of God This temporary universe is just an illusion since it begins n ends only God is the truth because he is forever

@shauci so he is the true reality and this universe is merely an illusion

​@@Gorrilabearzabluda velika takvo razmišljanje

@@Gorrilabear unfortunately you have left islam. repent akhi

Aham Brahasmi Tatwam.Asi,-- You Are That Ptagnaansm Brahma E= Mc2= Consciousness is Brahman Ayam Atma Brahma Mahaavaakyaas I Am That I Am--- Old Testament I and my father in heaven Iam in my father& You are all in me--- Jesus Pubh in Gospels of New Testament Xen Buddhism--- ZEN Milarepa of Tibetan Buddhism A Plethora of names!!!!!!!????!!!!!

Urdu + Arabic

No 12 imams of shiism in islam

Asif Jehangir well sunnis revere and respect the 11 imams (but we believe they’re views were corrupted by Shias). As for the 12 imam who is hiding in a cave. Sunnis and zaidis don’t believe the 11 imam had a son. We don’t recognise the 11 imams as infallible imams but great scholars who were descendants of the prophet Muhammad

Hahahahahha sufis are true Sunnis? hahahahahha

True sunni do believe in the 12 imam's mr asif. If you search imam bakir by shakyh Muhammad Umar he gives a lovely lecture on him.

The concept of 12 Imams originally comes from Sunnis. There are hadith about it and Ibn Arabi (Rah) talked about it. Twelve Shiaism was invented in the 12th-13th century and stole this Sunni concept. 12 Imaams were all Sunnis.

No, he is not a profetic bloodline

Shaykh Naveed Sialvi (from Bradford, UK)

@@EssentialIslam is he indian?

@@tazboy1934 No he is Pakistani.

this is in the Islamic calendar.

Wahhabis like you always promote the Orientals lies. Why? Because Wahhabism is protestant Christianity. It has nothing to do with Islam. Sufis were and will always be the correct Muslims who follow true Islam. Sufi beliefs comes from Allah and his holy Prophet (SAAW).

@@hassaans6778 we inherited mysticism from imam Ali

@@tazboy1934 , Tasawwuf was taught by the holy Prophet (SAAW). Imam Ali (AS) is the door of the city of knowledge. The city of knowledge is the holy Prophet (SAAW). All Sufi Tariqas go back to the holy Prophet (SAAW). The leader of Imam Ali (AS) is the holy Prophet (SAAW). Imam Ali (AS) did bayah of the holy Prophet (SAAW).

@@hassaans6778 St the time of battle of Taayiff But disputed by anti anal haq Prof Ziarudfin Ahmad s -- Mystical Elements in Islam,- seen or corrected perhaps by Dsrvepalli Radha krishnan before 1940-- who had contact with sri Ramana Maharshi of Arunachalam ( who Am I) H Ali taught this to only one but his age was very less- hence disputed Salam ailekum I learnt 11 surahs for Nsmaj( I respect all religions and expect good from all provided we are sincere Bhsgavadgita---4--11-- all paths are answered by God Almighty!!!!!

F W Salams God Almighty is closer than your jugular vein in Quran I do namaz- 11 surahs I accept all religions as was done by Srkph guru Swamy Vivekananda Ramana Maharshi of Arunachalam Shirdi SAI Baba( a Sufi from Aurangabad to Siridi or Shirdi) I read atheists of USA like Joseph At will Dr Richard Carrier Myth Buster David Fenton A plethora of names I Am That I Am of Old Testament I Am in my gather you ate all in me-- Gospels of New Testament Be still and know that I Am God-- quoted by Ramana Maharshi of Arunachalam from Bible I& my father in heaven are one--NT Forbidden teachings of Jesus Pubh Of course the context should be seen? Quran--109----6 Lakumdeenukum Valiadeen ( mere tolerance not acceptance) Aham Brahasmi !!!!!

He's white or it's makeup. I don't know if it's Noor. It could be, but then all white people must have Noor on their face except dark skinned people. Sounds unfair right. It's a stereotype. Peace be to you.

@@umarmohammed3316 Noor means brightness or glow, and no barely any average white people have "noor" on their face, either its red, or pale, or dull.

Close the lights and then u would see the "light"

@@harvir6167 yeah there seems to be a glow of happiness and certainty

@@umarmohammed3316 have u grown up brother. lol what did you even write lol.

nasir rehman

Aameen summa Aameen

Durood Sharif

Minhaj naat council - durood

i am frm singapore where to find this man...Allah Hu Akbar

@@khanakhbar6311 he was a reviver of islam in subcontinent...u dont have to follow him...

@@khanakhbar6311 imam ahmad raza khan (ra) is love

Mansur al hajjaj was a good guy...He learned principales of Hinduism adwait (अद्वैत)...And gave a new mantra..अनअलहक़..His thought of fana(फ़ना) are close to narwana or moksha in Hinduism..

@@rahulpareek3132 He preached about rebirth too Later Kaddalah in 12 the century

Brother Analhaq was Aryan philosophy ie Persian Greek& Indian according to professor Ziaruddin --- to snub Arab domination--- according to said ziaruddin Ahmad Zen and Milarepa of Tibetan Buddhism St Catherine etc too have monism or advaita There might be shades of difference Sankara Swamy Vivekananda Ramana Maharshi of Arunachalam etc taught this. So also Yoga vaasista Ribhu Greta Tripura rahasyaa Kaivalya navaneetham & A g d Telugu SRA A plethora of names Achala vedaanta etc to masses

Ishtiak Abdullah Yousuf Mozumder you da MVP

check with Hamza Yusuf

Wahy means knowledge not earned in which the receiver know from where he got the knowledge from . While Auliya' get Ilham, it is not Wahy .Its door is closed after that and wahy is only for prophets

Ambias-124 000 Auliyaas- plural of Vali-- friends of God Almighty As said wahi. ..Ilm

It’s just that Islamically, belief that Muhammad is the final prophet is central. So they created a subset of people inspired by God in order to equate a level of divine inspiration to persons after Muhammad.

@@jamespawelek-lacey1778 created by people By Almighty God By God Almighty through some people Created by Persian Aryans to counter Arabs--- according to Zahiruddin Ahmad( a professor) s Mystic Elements In Islam. Many religions have monism or advaita Swamy Vivekananda Ramana Maharshi of Arunachalam Zen masters Milarepa of Tibetan Buddhism St Catherine etc

@楊月亮Sawan Imam Shafii RA never said this because he himself was a sufi lying fool

@楊月亮Sawan it is mentioned in the Musnad of Imam Ahmad that the Prophet sallAllahu alayhi wasallam said: "Remember Allah so much that people start saying, "He has gone mad.""

@@thewolf1801 it is mentioned in the Musnad of Imam Ahmad that the Prophet sallAllahu alayhi wasallam said: "Remember Allah so much that people start saying, "He has gone mad."" What Imam al Shaafa'i said should be interpreted according to the sunnah :)

@楊月亮Sawan, you misunderstand. Crazyness is simply a part of the path to Allah as when a Sufi goes deeper onto the path what he thinks was real he realizes was not real and this challenges many ideas at the core of his being, which could result in crazyness. However this crazyness is temporary and when a man reaches fanaa his face shines with the beauty of Allah. You do not understand Imam Shaffii (Rah). Imam Shafii (Rah) himself was a great Sufi.

@@sadking11 this mean imam shafi pbuh was saying it in a good way

Very great mashaAllah ....

Aur tu kon hai ye bi bata koi Wali ya Nabi..ya koi mufti ya alim ya ek jahil jis ko deen ka alif bay bi pata nahi srif suni sunayi baton ki buniyaad par fatwa dena apna paidaishi haq samjta hai

Wahhabis are Firaun. Mansur AL Hallaj (Rah) sacrificed himself for Allah. He is the exact opposite of Firaun.

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