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Response to Owais Qadri insulting Ahlus Sunnah wal Jama'ah

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#1 [Permalink] Posted on 1st February 2012 16:20

I know many people who listen to his Naats, this shows that he does not want to make peace with others. He also doesnt know the difference between the Deoband and Najd.

He makes a mockery of some Sunnah's too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_wLfrxMOEc

Owais Raza Qadri is the most famous and influential naat/nasheed artist amongst the Brelevi group. He is not a scholar. He is heard by people of all backgrounds. Naturally, with great popularity comes great responsibility.

The response is by Sheikh Ubaid Ur Rahman of Darul Uloom London.
 

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#2 [Permalink] Posted on 2nd February 2012 08:15
Assalum Walikum. Can any explain what and who are the Najd and the crow business he talks about.
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#3 [Permalink] Posted on 2nd February 2012 13:22
Wa alaykum Salam,

Owais Qadri doesn't know what Najdi is and has no knowledge of what he's preaching to a crowd that wants to say "Haaay haay" to every sentence of his. The book he was referring to was written by Mufti Rasheed Ahmad Gangohi (r.a) who was from India. The speaker nor I can understand how Owais Qadri links that to Najd (plenty on Najd here)

As for crows, he makes mockery and takes a ruling from Mufti Rasheed Ahmad's book Fataawa-e-Rasheediya out of context. The Fiqh regarding the permissibility of crow is that it can be Halaal depending on type of crow.

Owais Qadri not being a scholar clearly doesn't understand Fiqh and delivers comparisons that they (Ahlul Bid'ah) are blessed with Halwa and the 'Najdi' have crows in written in their fate. He even goes on to exaggerate and repeat that we believe it's rewarding and it's complete reward (Thawaab 'Ayn) which was a lie as there's no such text in the book that says this.

I hope this helps
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