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#1 [Permalink] Posted on 20th March 2011 18:10

The Nomad

 

A desert nomad was asked about the existence of God.
He said:
"Camel droppings point to the existence of a camel.Footprints on the sand tell of a traveller.The heaven with its stars, the earth with its mountains and valleys, and the sea with its waves-don't they point to the Maker, all Powerful, Knowing, Wise and Caring?"
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#2 [Permalink] Posted on 20th March 2011 20:39
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mashaallah its excellent
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#3 [Permalink] Posted on 20th March 2011 22:57
Should have posted this in Word of Wisdom
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#4 [Permalink] Posted on 21st March 2011 08:40

"Yasin" wrote:
Should have posted this in Word of Wisdom

Oops, I suppose i should have.sorry.

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#5 [Permalink] Posted on 21st March 2011 08:41

The Mulberry Tree

The famous jurist, Ash-Shafi'i, was asked:
"What is the proof for the existence of God?"
 
He replied:
"The leaf of a Mulberry tree.It's colour, smell, taste and everything about it seem 
one and the same to you.But a caterpillar eats it and it comes out as fine silver thread.
A bee feeds on it and it comes out as honey.A sheep eats it and it comes out as dung.
A deer chews on it and it congeals producing the fragrance of musk.
Who has made all these different things come from the same type of leaf?"
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#6 [Permalink] Posted on 21st March 2011 10:58
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"Yasin" wrote:
Should have posted this in Word of Wisdom
Oops, I suppose i should have.sorry.
Well, now that you have 2 sayings about one topic "existancce of Allah", I suppose separate topic is more suitable.
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#7 [Permalink] Posted on 21st March 2011 18:53

 

The Fortress
Ahmed ibn Hanbal رضي الله عنه was asked:
"What is the proof for the existence of God?"
 
He said:
"There is this strong smooth fortress.It has neither door nor window.It looks like white silver on the outside and like pure gold in the inside.While it is in this state, suddenly its walls crumble and out comes something alive that can hear and see.It looks beautiful and gives off a pleasing sound."
(He was of course speaking of an egg and the birth of a chick)
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#8 [Permalink] Posted on 22nd March 2011 13:01

The Christian and the questions

(Taken from the ‘Wisdom of Abu Hanifa’ book by Maulana Ahmad Ali.)

It is related that a Christian king sent a trustworthy person to Baghdad with a large amount of money. The king set him a task to ask the Muslims three questions and if they are able to answer them correctly then he could leave the money with them.

He arrived at Baghdad and informed the Caliph of his quest. The Caliph responded to the challenge by gathering the best Ulama (learned religious people). The Christian climbed the pulpit and addressed them, ‘ if you are able to answer my questions then the money is yours, if not I will return as I came.’ He then proceeded to ask the questions.

The Christian;
‘What came before Allah?’
‘ Which direction is Allah’s face?’
‘ What is He (Allah) doing now?’

The ulama were dumbstruck. They had no idea on how to begin answering these questions because no one had ever asked them before. Imam Abu Hanifa, who at the time was a child ( 14, 15) was also at the gathering accompanied by his father. He asked his father’s permission to speak but was told to remain quiet. In his eagerness to defend Islam he stood up and asked the permission of the Caliph to answer the questions. 

Abu Hanifa was given permission and asked the Christian. ‘Are you the questioner or the one questioned?’
The Christian replied; ‘The questioner.’
‘Then you should be standing in my place and I sitting in yours.’ Replied Abu Hanifa. Thus the Christian descended and Abu Hanifa climbed the pulpit and said:'Now Question'

The Christian; ‘What came before Allah?’
Abu Hanifa; ‘ Do you know how to count?’
The Christian; ‘Yes’
The Christian then began to count 1,2,3…..

It was at this point that Abu Hanifa interrupted the Christian.
Abu Hanifa; ‘What comes before 1?’
The Christian; ‘The numbers begin with 1, there is nothing before 1’
Abu Hanifa; ‘If there is nothing before this metaphorical 1 then how can there be anything before the Real 1. As for your second question,
‘In which direction is Allah’s face?’
Abu Hanifa; ‘When you light a candle in front of you, which direction does it face, towards the right, left?’
The Christian; ‘That is light is equal in all four directions’
Abu Hanifa; ‘So if metaphoric light is in all four directions, then the light of the heavens is more worthy in the same line (meaning if someone cannot work out the direction of the face of the candle, which is a creation, then how can we work out the direction of the face of the Creator, as He is limitless)

Imam Abu Hanifa moved onto the answer the third and final question.
Abu Hanifa; ‘As for your third question, what is Allah doing right now?’
When He found an assimilator like yourself on the pulpit he made him descend and when he found a monotheist like myself standing on the ground, He made him sit on the pulpit.’

It was at this point the humiliated Christian made a quick exit leaving the money behind.

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#9 [Permalink] Posted on 25th March 2011 12:50

The athiest 

 

The same question ("What is the evidencepointing to the existence of Allah?") was asked, by an atheist, to Imam Abu Hanifa and he replied,
"Forget it! At the moment, I am busy thinking about this ship. People tell me there is a big ship, it contains different goods on board. There is no one to steer it, no one maintaining it. Yet, this ship keeps going back and forth; it even traverses big waves on the oceans; it stops at the locations that it is supposed to stop at; it continues in the direction that it is supposed to head. This ship has no captain and no one planning its trips."
 
The atheist who posed the question interrupted and exclaimed, "What kind of strange and silly thought is this? How can any intelligent person think that some thing like this can occur?"
 
Imam Abu Hanifa said, "I feel sorry about your state! You cannot imagine one ship running without some one looking after its affairs. Yet you think that for this whole world, which runs exactly and precisely, there is no one who looks after it, and no one owns it."
 
Hearing the reply, the atheist was left speechless but he found out more about Haqq (The Truth) and proclaimed Islam.
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