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Mujhe bhi MADEENAY bula mere MAULA


*** Mujhe bhi MADEENAY bula mere MAULA ***

Mujhe bhi MADEENAY bula mere MAULA, karam ki tajjali dekha mere MAULA
bahot be qarari ke Aalim mein hoon main, meri be qarari mitta mere maula
Mujhe bhi MADEENAY bula mere MAULA, karam ki tajjali dekha mere MAULA

Yaqin hai MADEENA karam karam hi karam hai, tu rakhta jahan mein sabhi ka bharam hai
tujhe wasta tere piyare NABHI(SAW) ka meri ab to bighri bana mere MAULA
tujhe wasta tere piyare NABHI(SAW) ka meri ab to bighri bana mere MAULA
Mujhe bhi MADEENAY bula mere MAULA, karam ki tajjali dekha mere MAULA

ye dono jahan tere zair-e-asar hain, jo tujh ko na many barey be khabar hain....
nahi jantey jo bhi tere ghazab ko unhein ghaflatoon se jaga mere maula
Mujhe bhi MADEENAY bula mere MAULA, karam ki tajjali dekha mere MAULA

jisse tu ne chaha me uss pe fida hoon, main tere MUHAMMAD (saw) ke darr ka gada hoon
tujhe wasta karbala ki zameen ka mujhe har bala se bacha mere maula....
Mujhe bhi MADEENAY bula mere MAULA, karam ki tajjali dekha mere MAULA

shafa'at ka wadda kiya tu ne jiss se , gunaahghar umeed rakhtey hain uss se...
shifarish karein tujh se ummat ki AAQA(saw) tu karna sabhi ka bhala mere MAULA....
Mujhe bhi MADEENAY bula mere MAULA, karam ki tajjali dekha mere MAULA

MUHAMMAD(saw) ko tu ne jo QURAAN diya hai, karoroo diloo mein mukamal chupa hai.........
aye QURAAN ke khaliq guzarish hai tujh se, mere dil mein QURAAN basa mere MAULA
Mujhe bhi MADEENAY bula mere MAULA, karam ki tajjali dekha mere MAULA

meri mushkalein ghar tera imtehaan hain, tu har gham qasam se khushi ka sama hai...
gunahoo ki mere agar ye saza hai, tu phir mushkiloo ko ghata mere MAULA..
Mujhe bhi MADEENAY bula mere MAULA, karam ki tajjali dekha mere MAULA

yahan pal mein badle huay log paaye, yahan pal mein apne bhi dekhey paraaye...
tujhe to hamare diloon ki khabar hai, karein tujh se kis ka gilla mere MAULA
Mujhe bhi MADEENAY bula mere MAULA, karam ki tajjali dekha mere MAULA

nighahoon se pinha kyu manzil meri hai, kyu manjhdaar mein naao meri phasi hai....
khataaoon ka maara bhi paa le ga sahil, ghar Abid ke dil mein sama mere Maula
Mujhe bhi MADEENAY bula mere MAULA, karam ki tajjali dekha mere MAULA
bahot be qarari ke Aalim mein hoon main, meri be qarari mitta mere maula
Mujhe bhi MADEENAY bula mere MAULA, karam ki tajjali dekha mere MAULA.....


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Words of Suffi - BABA BULLEY SHAH farmaya (Punjabi)

BABA BULLEY SHAH farmaya (Punjabi)

BABA BULLEY SHAH farmaya
Kalyan ishq kamna okha
Kisy nu yaar banana okha
Payar payar te har koi boly
Kar k payar nibhana okha
Har koi dokhaan te hass lenda ae
Kisi da darrd wandana okha
Galaan nal nai rutby mildy
Jogi bhes watana okha
Koi kisy di gaal nai sunda
Lokaan nu samjhana okha!!!

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The Shafi'i Sect

This sect was named after its founder Imām Muhammad bin Idrīs bin Abbās bin Uthmān al-Shāfi whose lineage traced back to Hāshim, the son of Abd al-Muttalib, the Prophet's (s) grandfather.

Imām Shāfiī was born in the 150thA.H., the same year that Abī Hanīfah died. He was an orphan and his mother raised him in Yemen. When he reached 10 years of age he went to Mecca to learn reading and writing. He then lived in the desert for 17 years before becoming a religious student. He studied under the scholars of his time such as Muslim bin Khālid al-Makhzūmī and Mālik bin Anas (the founder of the Mālikī sect and the author of al-Mūattā'.) When Imām Mālik passed away he returned to Yemen.

During Rashīd's reign, he was charged with helping the Alawī movement along with others by the governor of Yemen. He was then sent to Baghdād to be tried. Many were killed but Shāfiī was saved.

He then migrated to Egypt and preached his sect there. His sect was also spread by his students in other parts of the Islamic world. Imām Shāfiī died in the 198thA.H.

He has said: "If there is a prophetic tradition in opposition to my view, throw my view against the wall."[22]
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The Maliki Sect

This sect is named its founder Imām Mālik bin Anas bin Mālik al-Asbahī who was a member of the Yemenite al-Asbah tribe.

Mālik bin Anas was born in Medina in the 93rdA.H.. He was a student of some of the Islamic jurists of his time including Nāfi, Mawla Abduallah bin Umar and Ibn Shahāb al-Zahrī. He also studied under Imām Jafar al-Sādiq (a) and related traditions from him. He said: "I have not seen anyone better than Jafar bin Muhammad."

He lived under the Umayyad rule for forty years and during this time he did not portray himself as a scholar.

When the Umayyad dynasty fell and the Abbasid dynasty came to power he showed inclination towards the family of Alī bin Abī Tālib (a) and ruled that they were the legitimate rulers and that rule khalafah was their right. He passed a verdict making it obligatory to aid Muhammad bin Abd Allah bin al-Hassan bin Alī bin Abī Tālib who revolted against the Abbasid dynasty. As a punishment, Jafar bin Sulaymān, the Abbasid governor of Medina at the time, ordered him to be lashed 50 times. The lashes were so hard that his shoes fell off.

Later on, the Abbasid khalīfa, Abū Jafar al-Mansūr changed his mind and improved his relations with Imām Mālik. He asked Imām Mālik to write a jurisprudential book, in accordance to his sect, to be published. Imām Mālik wrote the book Al-Mūattā', the book of religious verdicts, and the Mālakī jurisprudential sect became the official sect of the Abbasid Empire and missionaries were sent as far as Africa and Indonesia to preach Al-Mūattā' and the Mālakī sect. Imām Mālik differed from Abī Hanīfah on his views regarding voting and syllogism as valid sources of religious rulings. He died in the 179thA.H.
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The Hanafi Sect

This sect is called the Hanafī sect because of its imām, Abī Hanīfah.

Abī Hanīfah's full name is al-Numān bin Thābit bin Zūtī al-Fārsī. His forefathers were from Kabul. Abī Hanīfah was born in the 80thA.H. and died in the year 150 in Baghdad.

 Abī Hanīfah grew up in Kūfa and spent half of his lifetime working as a merchant before he became a seminary student and teacher. He studied under Hammād bin Abī Salamah for eighteen years before he became a scholar himself. He was one of the big scholars of his time and reached the level of ijtihād. He accepted voting and syllogism qiyas in addition to the Qurān and prophetic traditions as tools for deriving religious rulings or fatwa. Many scholars of his time refuted him on this issue. In this regard, both Imām Muhammad al-Bāqir (a) and Jafar al-Sādiq (a) said that when making a fatwa one must stick only to the Qurān and the prophetic traditions.

 His sect spread in Iraq and later in other areas of the Islamic world. Abī Hanīfah lived for 52 years during the Umayyad reign, but did not accept them. Rather, he believed that the rule khilafat should be given to the family of Alī (a). He even ruled in favor of the Alawī uprising lead by Zayd bin Alī bin al-Hussayn bin Alī bin Abī Tālib and allowed money that was collected from zakāt taxe to be spent on the uprising. It should be mentioned that Zayd bin Alī bin al-Hussayn tutored Abī Hanīfah for two years and Abduallah bin al-Hussayn bin Alī bin Abī Tālib was also one of his tutors.

 The Umayad rulers asked him to become a judge and he refused. Because of this, they put him in prison and whipped him for days, until he was on the brink of death. Then, the prison warden helped him to escape and he fled to Mecca. Afterwards, he was travelling between Mecca and Medina pretending to be a nomad. During this period of time he studied for two years under Imām al-Sādiq (a). He has a famous saying describing this experience: "If it wasn't for these two years, al-Numān would have perished." He stayed there until the end of rule of the Umayyad dynasty on the hands of the Abbasid dynasty.

When the Abbasid dynasty came to power, Abī Hanīfah refused to help them. Al-Mansūr imprisoned him and ordered him to be lashed 120 times which resulted in his death.
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The Hanbali Sect

This sect was named after its founder Ahmad bin Muhammad bin Hanbal who was an Arab.

He was born in Baghdād in 164 A.H. He started his studies there at the age of 15. He studied under both Imam al-Shāfiī's and Ali Abī Yusif al-Qādī (Abī Hanīfah's student.) He also studied under different scholars of his time, such as Harīz, one of Imām Sādiq's (a) students.

This sect was spread like the other sects. This sect is still practiced in the Arabian Peninsula and other parts of the Islamic world. Ahmad bin Hanbal died in Baghdād in 241 A.H.
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Sehar-o-Iftar Timings Faisalabad, Pakistan Ramadan-al-Mubarak 1432 AH (August-2011)

Ramadan Fasting Timetable
Sehar-o-Iftar Timings Faisalabad, Pakistan
Ramadan-al-Mubarak 1432 AH (August-2011)
D   A   T   E
Time UTC+5 (PST)
Universal/Gregorian/Solar
Islamic/Hijri/Lunar
Sehar
Iftar
02-August-2011 (Tuesday)
01-Ramadan-1432 AH
03:50 AM
07:06 PM
03-August-2011 (Wednesday)
02-Ramadan-1432 AH
03:51 AM
07:05 PM
04-August-2011 (Thursday)
03-Ramadan-1432 AH
03:52 AM
07:04 PM
05-August-2011 (Friday)
04-Ramadan-1432 AH
03:53 AM
07:04 PM
06-August-2011 (Saturday)
05-Ramadan-1432 AH
03:54 AM
07:03 PM
07-August-2011 (Sunday)
06-Ramadan-1432 AH
03:55 AM
07:02 PM
08-August-2011 (Monday)
07-Ramadan-1432 AH
03:56 AM
07:01 PM
09-August-2011 (Tuesday)
08-Ramadan-1432 AH
03:57 AM
07:00 PM
10-August-2011 (Wednesday)
09-Ramadan-1432 AH
03:58 AM
06:59 PM
11-August-2011 (Thursday)
10-Ramadan-1432 AH
03:59 AM
06:58 PM
12-August-2011 (Friday)
11-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:00 AM
06:57 PM
13-August-2011 (Saturday)
12-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:00 AM
06:56 PM
14-August-2011 (Sunday)
13-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:01 AM
06:55 PM
15-August-2011 (Monday)
14-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:02 AM
06:54 PM
16-August-2011 (Tuesday)
15-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:03 AM
06:53 PM
17-August-2011 (Wednesday)
16-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:04 AM
06:52 PM
18-August-2011 (Thursday)
17-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:05 AM
06:51 PM
19-August-2011 (Friday)
18-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:06 AM
06:50 PM
20-August-2011 (Saturday)
19-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:07 AM
06:49 PM
21-August-2011 (Sunday)
20-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:08 AM
06:48 PM
22-August-2011 (Monday)
21-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:08 AM
06:46 PM
23-August-2011 (Tuesday)
22-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:09 AM
06:45 PM
24-August-2011 (Wednesday)
23-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:10 AM
06:44 PM
25-August-2011 (Thursday)
24-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:11 AM
06:43 PM
26-August-2011 (Friday)
25-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:12 AM
06:42 PM
27-August-2011 (Saturday)
26-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:13 AM
06:41 PM
28-August-2011 (Sunday)
27-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:13 AM
06:39 PM
29-August-2011 (Monday)
28-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:14 AM
06:38 PM
30-August-2011 (Tuesday)
29-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:15 AM
06:37 PM
31-August-2011 (Wednesday)
30-Ramadan-1432 AH
04:16 AM
06:36 PM
Note: Azan-e-Fajar will be after six minutes (+6 mins) of Sehri Time.
Improtant Islamic Events of Ramadan al-Mubarak
03-Ramadan > Wissal (Death): Khatoon-e-Jannat Hadrat Bibi Fatma t'al-Zahra Radi Allahu Anha.
10-Ramadan > Wissal (Death): Umm-al Mu'mineen Hadrat Bibi Khadijah t'al-Qubra Radi Allahu Anha.
17-Ramadan > Wissal (Death): Umm-al Mu'mineen Hadrat Ayesha Siddeeqa Radi Allahu Anha.
21-Ramadan > Wissal (Death): Hadrat Ali Radi Allahu Anha
15-Ramadan > Wiladat (Birth): Hadrat Hassan Radi Allahu Anha (Son of Hadrat Ali Radi Allahu Anha).
17-Ramadan > The Battle of Badr was won by the Muslims.

Sehar-o-Iftar Timings for other cities of Pakistan - Ramadan-al-Mubarak 1432 AH (August-2011)

Islamabad & Rawalpindi

Lahore

East Karachi

West Karachi

Peshawar

Quetta

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