Truth About Professional Amils - Mufti Tariq Masood (URDU)

Who calls Ahlullah as lunatics[/quote]

The term used in Urdu is "Pagal" But does that really mean "Lunatic" in this context?

There are other words (more than one) that can be used in context and one of them (although not literal) can be "Deluded"

Sometimes when someone doesn't know what they are talking about, we say "Yeh to Pagal hai" which actually really means "he doesn't know what he's talking about" and not that he's a lunatic. It could also mean that what he is suggesting is "crazy"

The definition of Lunatic is not what is supposed to be taken as for these Ahlullah because Mufti Saab clearly calls them Pious, Buzrugs etc etc etc.

Lunatic is the wrong word used by Dr76 in reference to Ahlullah, however it is the correct definition used for those mentioned as examples.

[quote]A lunatic is someone who is either clinically insane or just acting really crazy. Someone driving too fast and zigging in and out of traffic is driving like a lunatic.
The root of this word is luna, which means moon. That's because lunatic originally meant someone who went crazy with every phase of the moon, kind of like a werewolf. Most people these days don't believe in moon-caused insanity, but we still talk about lunatics, sometimes meaning clinically insane people. More often this is a slang term, used mainly in exaggerations, for anyone who seems wild and out of control.