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Sects - Organisations - Scholars The Majlis Vol 19 No 06, p.8

What do you think of the Al-Ansaar Foundation of Overport Durban?

Question

What do you think of the Al-Ansaar Foundation of Overport Durban? They are holding a 'Ramadhaan Fair' for Eid-shopping during the last ten nights of Ramadhaan. This is a night-time shopping extravaganza. It is a time when Muslims should be in ibaadat in their homes, but the ladies will be prowling about in public. What confuses many Muslims is that even some Ulama support this Foundation. Please comment for the benefit of the Ummah.

Answer

You should ask: "What does Allah and His Rasool (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) think of these denizens of Jahannum? Every Muslim – faasiq, faajir and jaahil – and even the prowling ladies who will be out in the dark prostituting themselves during the mubaarak Nights of Qadr are well aware that their shopping during these auspicious nights in a 'Fair' fit to be held in only Jahannum is haraam. This 'Fair' is an accursed event adorned by Iblees who has whispered into the mal-oon hearts of the mal-oon organizers of the zina fair to name their haraam, maghdoob and mal-oon fair of fisq and fujoor 'Ramadhaan Fair'. Their evil is compounded by their pollution of the Holy Month of Ramadhaan in general, and the greatest Ten Nights in particular. They have absolutely no shame and it is difficult to believe that such mal-oon denizens of Jahannum could be Muslims. As for the 'ulama' who support such accursed zina fairs, they are the greatest villains in the affair. It is on account of such ulama-e-soo' that the Deen and the Haya of Muslim women are today being pillaged and prostituted. We are truly living in close proximity to Qiyaamah. Already the hearts and minds of ma-loon plunderers of Islam have been transfigured into spiritual khanaazeer (swines). The physical disfigurement into swines, dogs and apes as mentioned by Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) is now

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