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تقریب رونمائی | إزالة الشُّبْھَة عن فَرْضِيَّةِ الـجُمُعة وشاہ ولی اللہ دہلویؒ اور ان کی سیاسی تحریک

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The book ties Jumu'ah prayer to resisting British colonialism and achieving freedom for Muslim societies.

This episode presents a book launch by the Rahimia Institute of Quranic Sciences. It introduces two books authored by Imam-e-Inqilab Maulana Ubaidullah. The first book is titled 'Al-Azizat Al-Jumu'ah', focusing on the jurisprudence of Friday prayer. The book delves into the conditions for Jumu'ah, such as the requirement of a city and an Imam in Hanafi law. It discusses the political and social background of these conditions. The work also addresses suspicions about Jumu'ah prayer and its necessity. It connects Jumu'ah to broader themes like the development of human society and resistance against colonialism. The second book covers Shah Waliullah Dehlavi and his political movement. It analyzes historical contexts from Hazrat Adam to contemporary times. The episode explains how British colonial policies aimed to disconnect Muslims from their history. This involved removing Arabic and Farsi texts and promoting English education. The goal was to suppress freedom movements by erasing historical pride. The book serves as a fundamental introduction to the history of the Hizb-e-Imam W.S. It clarifies historical contradictions and accusations related to freedom movements. The episode mentions figures like Hazrat Mufti Shah Abdul Khaliq Azad Raikuri and Hazrat Shah Syed Ahmad Rai Puri. It concludes with a discussion on evidences for Jumu'ah prayer in townships where spiritual leaders are present.

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