The correct designation for these shaitaani walks is Walk to Jahannam. The organizers of these silly, stupid and haraam 'walks' have their own nafsaani and worldly motives…
The Majlis Vol 23 No 04, p.4
Some decades ago when Hadhrat Masihullah (rahmatullah alayh) was requested by Maulana Abdul Haq Omarjee (Rahmatullah alayh) to convene a special program for the Ulama, he refused.…
The Majlis Vol 23 No 05, p.1
The time that is wasted listening to these insincere, worldly-nafsaani-motivated and hollow proceedings of jalsahs and islahi jalsahs should be devoted to mu-taala-ah of the kutub…
The Majlis Vol 23 No 05, p.2
The 'scholars' who charge fees for their talks are moron scholars for dollars. They are vile mercenaries, members of the Ulama Soo' fraternity. They barter the Deen for the carrion…
The Majlis Vol 23 No 06, p.4
The modernists who join such silly activities are all bootlickers suffering from gross inferiority complex. The climate change exercise is a lot of bunkum. People of imbecile…
The Majlis Vol 23 No 06, p.5
Far from Sunnah significance, this khuncha custom has only shaitaani significance. There is absolutely no relationship between genuine gifts given without ostentation (riya), and…
The Majlis Vol 23 No 07, p.3
This extra meal practice is another baatil custom. Men and women attend in all these functions. Even if there is no mingling of the sexes, the custom itself has no Islamic basis.…
The Majlis Vol 23 No 07, p.3
It is not permissible to visit such a shaitaani home whilst the activities listed by you are taking place. Whilst the inmates may have been born Muslims, their entire conception of…
The Majlis Vol 23 No 07, p.3
The custom of giving gifts on the occasion of the walimah is baseless and not permissible. The money, etc. should be given to the poor. Furthermore, even to the poor, the gifts…
The Majlis Vol 23 No 08, p.4
Yes, you are correct. They are bootlickers of the brutal oppressors. The merrymaking functions with the kuffaar rulers and politicians cannot be termed Iftaar nor is the 'fasting'…
The Majlis Vol 23 No 08, p.5
At the best, these Musjid opening ceremonies (iftitaah functions) are futile, and at the worst, they are bid'ah. There is no goodness in these functions of riya (show) and israaf…
The Majlis Vol 23 No 09, p.2
These mock 'deeni' jalsahs are merrymaking gatherings of show, pride and waste. It is not permissible to organize such jalsahs nor is it permissible to participate and eat the food…
The Majlis Vol 23 No 09, p.5
It is not permissible to attend a thikr gathering even if there are only women present. Engage in Thikrullaah at home in privacy.
The Majlis Vol 23 No 11, p.3
Do not join the haraam whatsapp group. Shaitaan is an extremely cunning enemy. He utilizes this evil medium with the Qur'aan as a bait to entrap people into evil. Recite Qur'aan in…
The Majlis Vol 23 No 11, p.11
The Jalsah for the three Hifz boys is indeed a wasteful event. There is no goodness in this extravagant affair to feed 900 people. There is so much suffering in the Ummah, and…
The Majlis Vol 21 No 08, p.5
The Akaabir Ulama of Darul Uloom Deoband were always in the forefront in the Jihad against the Bid’atis, notably the Barelwi Qabar Pujaari Bid’atis, as well against the British…
The Majlis Q&A, 2025-07-31
The Azaadville fatwa is undoubtedly dubious. It is a fork-tongued acquittal in which most of today’s muftis are adept. The motivation for fork-tongued fatwas is fence-sitting. The…
The Majlis Q&A, 2025-09-06
There is no conundrum and no surprise in the decline, fall and deviation of Institutions which were once upon a time Bastions of the Sunnah and Fountainheads of the Deen. All…
The Majlis Q&A, 2025-03-17
It is never permissible for Muslims to participate in any celebration/function/custom/ festival of the kuffaar regardless of it not being a religious event. Only people whose Imaan…
The Majlis Vol 28 No 10, p.2
Independence day celebrations are haraam. These celebrations are accompanied by several haraam practices. Music, singing, intermingling of sexes and haraam videoing, pictography,…
Al-Haq Bulletin No. 83, p.13