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Re: Suufi Celebration in Sudan (PICS)
Posted: Thu Apr 10, 2008 8:25 pm
by eternauta
Alchemist wrote:The kuffar would love for all Muslims become Sufis..
No Jihad.. Everything is xalaal or makrooh at best add something new to the religion every other day.

Exactly. Suufis are passive, non-violent and submissive. That's why the West loves and defends them. Throughout the history of Islam, I don't think Suufis ever resorted to jihad or force in order to fight injustice, invasion, occupation, annexation, etc.
Re: Suufi Celebration in Sudan (PICS)
Posted: Thu Apr 10, 2008 8:34 pm
by muslim-man
True said alchemist
Most westerners love suufis coz they can incorporate easily their way of life to the suufis.
k91.
Abdiwahab and co r stuck in jahilya days of ziyaaro. They dont wana let go the bariis and three days of dancing and free shukansi of suufi gals

Re: Suufi Celebration in Sudan (PICS)
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 5:21 am
by Xaaji_Xundjuf
Suuufisme is the right path

Re: Suufi Celebration in Sudan (PICS)
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 5:25 am
by Xaaji_Xundjuf
wahabis etc and other sect hate to spread islam bye cilmi rather bye sword the wahabis sect etc hate everthing that has to do with love for our prophet and his companions and allah subxanwatalcallah
Re: Suufi Celebration in Sudan (PICS)
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 6:19 am
by Enlightened~Sista
Koronto91 wrote:Shilling,
Weren't you the same individual who was posting pictures of dead Muslims and calling them my uncles? Now, all of a sudden, you're an expert on Islam and have the audacity to insult Sh. Abdulwahab who was more knowledgeable than you?
Did you ever read his book entitled Kitaab al-Tawheed?
Ok..that wasnt meant for me..but to be honest i read that book and found some troubling things.

Why do people believe all hadeeths are accurate horta. Only Qur'an is 100% accurate
Re: Suufi Celebration in Sudan (PICS)
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 6:26 am
by Enlightened~Sista
eternauta wrote:Alchemist wrote:The kuffar would love for all Muslims become Sufis..
No Jihad.. Everything is xalaal or makrooh at best add something new to the religion every other day.

Exactly. Suufis are passive, non-violent and submissive. That's why the West loves and defends them. Throughout the history of Islam, I don't think Suufis ever resorted to jihad or force in order to fight injustice, invasion, occupation, annexation, etc.
Thats incorrect information actually..wasnt the 'Mad Mullah' a sufi?
Re: Suufi Celebration in Sudan (PICS)
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 6:41 am
by Xaaji_Xundjuf
The mad mullah was a sufi Daariqatul saalxiya order
The mahdi of sudan was a sufii Daariqatul saalixya
Re: Suufi Celebration in Sudan (PICS)
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 7:11 am
by eternauta
Enlightened~Sista wrote:Thats incorrect information actually..wasnt the 'Mad Mullah' a sufi?
Impossible. His actions, armed struggle and jihad against the occupiers and collaborators do not qualify him a Suufi. Other Suufis like Uways al-Barawe didn't do a fraction of what he did in terms of armed struggle, so how can he be labeled a Suufi? It's just that back then, terms like Wahhabi, Salafi, Takfiri etc were not popular or invented. Armed struggle and Sufism do not mix, just as water and oil do not mix. Think about this: if the Mad Mullah was alive today, would he be labeled a Suufi or would he be classified alongside leaders of Hamas, ICU, Hezbollah, Taliban and others? There you got the answer.
Re: Suufi Celebration in Sudan (PICS)
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 9:42 am
by Grant
You guys are just totally missing the point.
The Sufis LED the advance and maintainence of Islam in Africa until the Wahaabis began strangling it.
http://subsaharansufis.com/index.php?op ... e&Itemid=1
"Uways al-Baraawe
East African Islamic revival owes much debt to the struggles of the Qadiri leader Shaykh Uways bin Muhammad al-Baraawi. From humble origins and modest upbringing, Shaykh Uways emerged as the most eminent hero of traditional Sufi Islam. A combination of exquisite poetry and active proselytizing garnered him huge influence.
From Barawe, he traveled to Baghdad, the hometown of Abdul Qadir al-Jilani, to the Hejaz, then to Zanzibar and finally met a tragic death at the hands of a rival Sufi brotherhood. His travels and preaching arrived at the perfect time to counter the colonial expansion, puritanical onslaught and encroaching Christian missionaries. This paper will discuss the heroic struggle of Shaykh Uways bin Muhammad al-Baraawe as a true martyr and savior of East African Islam. "
PLEASE read the full article.
Re: Suufi Celebration in Sudan (PICS)
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 9:56 am
by Koronto91
eternauta wrote:How long did it take travel from Marka to the grave of Sh. Aweys?
Biyoley & Marka is around 150 miles, 3-5 hrs.
Re: Suufi Celebration in Sudan (PICS)
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 11:28 am
by Xaaji_Xundjuf
eternauta wrote:Enlightened~Sista wrote:Thats incorrect information actually..wasnt the 'Mad Mullah' a sufi?
Impossible. His actions, armed struggle and jihad against the occupiers and collaborators do not qualify him a Suufi. Other Suufis like Uways al-Barawe didn't do a fraction of what he did in terms of armed struggle, so how can he be labeled a Suufi? It's just that back then, terms like Wahhabi, Salafi, Takfiri etc were not popular or invented. Armed struggle and Sufism do not mix, just as water and oil do not mix. Think about this: if the Mad Mullah was alive today, would he be labeled a Suufi or would he be classified alongside leaders of Hamas, ICU, Hezbollah, Taliban and others? There you got the answer.
so when did hazbullah became salafii or wahabist these are ultra orthodox shiates
Re: Suufi Celebration in Sudan (PICS)
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 12:24 pm
by Grant
Sayiidka would not recognize the Wahabbis. He and Aweys were both Quadiriya Sufis. Aweys had considerable Islamic scholarship behind him.
Wahaab was a minor sheik from central Arabia who was in the right place to do a favor for the House of Saud when they were on the raise. It is only the oil money and the Saudi Haraamain that has made such a big deal out of shirk. The "Islamic Kingdom" of Saudi Arabia and the destruction of all the historic Islamic sites should give you a clue. Add that to these "Jadiids". It is NOT the Takfiris and Wahaabbis who comprise mainstream Islam.
Re: Suufi Celebration in Sudan (PICS)
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 12:29 pm
by Xaaji_Xundjuf
Re: Suufi Celebration in Sudan (PICS)
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 2:01 pm
by Koronto91
Grant wrote:Sayiidka would not recognize the Wahabbis. He and Aweys were both Quadiriya Sufis. Aweys had considerable Islamic scholarship behind him.
Wahaab was a minor sheik from central Arabia who was in the right place to do a favor for the House of Saud when they were on the raise. It is only the oil money and the Saudi Haraamain that has made such a big deal out of shirk. The "Islamic Kingdom" of Saudi Arabia and the destruction of all the historic Islamic sites should give you a clue. Add that to these "Jadiids". It is NOT the Takfiris and Wahaabbis who comprise mainstream Islam.
Why does any of it concern you? You're not a Muslim, Abdulwahab, Jeylaani & Aweys should all mean the same to you, unless you're here trying to further the policies of the West i.e. divide the Muslims by calling some "Moderates" and others "Extremists". 90% of what you write are the same lies xenophobic websites write about Islam, how can you expect anyone to take you serious?
Re: Suufi Celebration in Sudan (PICS)
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 2:05 pm
by Grant
Koronto,
Please. Go read the damn article on Aweys. You are DEAD wrong. Personal atacks on me aren't going to get you anywhere.
