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The commonalty claim Abu Bakr as their khaleefa after Rasoolullaah (saws). The other Khaleefa who succeeded Abu Bakr are Umr and Usmaan. They consider Maulaana 'Ali (as) as the 4th Khaleefa which contradicts and disobeys the words of Rasoolullaah (saws). After the period of Khilaafat ended, there was no leader for them who would guide them on the righteous path of religion as they were deviated from the divine and righteous path of Allaah right after the death of Rasoolullaah (saws) by appointing Abu Nakr as their 1st Khaleefa. Hence for them, it was necessary to have a authority who would answer their queries and doubts. They then passed a resolution that learned person who is well versed with the teachings of the religion being elected as their leader and "Mufti". Mufti is the one who passes 'fatwa' after studying all the dimensions of the query according to his intellect and understanding. They claim that their decisions are based on the Books of Hadees. None of the books of Hadees bears authenticity as the Hadees described in them are all doctored and manipulated. It is their tradition that a Mufti passes a Fatwa at one place and the other one residing at some place abrogates the Fatwa of the previous Mufti. Contradiction and Imperfection has become the foundation of their beliefs.
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Did Iraqi Jews and Iranian Jews go through the holocaust?
There is a controversy in the Jewish community as to whether the Holocaust reached Iraq. While Hitler and Nazi Germany never successfully invaded or conquered any part of Iraq, the Iraqi leadership, especially the Golden Square Officers and the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, were Nazi sympathizers and met with key Nazi leaders (including Hitler himself). They did plan to murder a large segment of the Iraqi Jewish population but were effectively prevented from doing so by the British. However, on Shavuot 1941, there was a massive pogrom in Baghdad called the Farhud which resulted in 200 Jewish fatalities and thousands of seriously wounded Jewish persons. The Farhud was organized by the very same Nazi Sympathizers in Iraq. Jews agree on most of the above details. The controversy is over whether or not the Farhud and the policies brought about by the Golden Square and the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem qualify as an extension of the Holocaust. Those who say it does liken it to the Croatian and Romanian massacres of Jews which were run independently of the main Nazi Holocaust by Nazi sympathizers in those countries. Those who say it does not consider the Farhud a part of the History of Iraq and the result of the growing Anti-Semitism directed at Iraqi Jews because of their position in the British colonial government. There is no debate concerning Iran; the Holocaust did not reach Iran.
Why did the Nazis attack Bosnia?
Because a lots of Munafik ( Muslim traitor ) there. Grand Mufti Haj Amin Al Husseini advising Hitler to declare war on Slovenia and Bosnia. Adolf Hitler agree. Then right in April 1941 , Adolf Hitler officially declared war on Slovenia and on Bosnia.
Did American Muslims align with Hitler?
Answer 1Of course not. They never allied with Hitler. Even no logic or sense to think of that. Hitler was a very religious Christian and was a bad curse for Jews. It makes sense that Hitler aligns with Christians but never with Muslims in America or anywhere else. Don't mix the claims of Islamophobia with Hitler phobia.I also wonder about the issues in Answer 2 below. What is the relation between American Muslims and Muslims in the Arab World. Many Muslims in the Arab World supported the German against the British because the British were occupying the Arab countries (including Egypt, Palestine, Iraq, ...). Not only that but they supported the Jews in Palestine to get control of the country and commit massacres on the Palestinians to force them to leave their villages and lands. This has no connection with the American Muslims. What is the relation between American Muslims and the Grand Mufti Haj Amin al-Husseini - Iraq and Palestine, Saïd Mohammedi - Algeria, Rashid Ali al-Gaylani - Iraq, and al-Arsuzi - the founder of the Ba'ath Political Parties. The Arabs (Muslims and non Muslims) supported the Germans (not as Nazis) to help the Arabs in ending the British occupation of their lands. They never felt proud; as claimed above; of being considered as Nazis. Islam religion is always against racism and is against discrimination.Answer 2The American Muslim community in World War II was incredibly small and was not interested in staking any strong position on American foreign policy. Non-European ethnic groups (from which American Muslims predominantly came) were not seen as having legitimate "American-ness" in this period in the way that Europeans did. As a result, American Muslims did not make any assertions for or contrary to the general American line. This is in stark contrast to the Irish and German Americans who actively supported the Nazi Regime and were greatly dismayed by America's entry into the war on the Allied Side.However, Answer 1 is profoundly incorrect when it asserts that Hitler did not have Muslim allies. Hitler was very popular in the Arab World and many leading figures in the Arab World during World War II proudly considered themselves Nazis (such as Grand Mufti Haj Amin al-Husseini - Iraq and Palestine, Saïd Mohammedi - Algeria, Rashid Ali al-Gaylani - Iraq, and al-Arsuzi - the founder of the Ba'ath Political Parties). There were high-level meetings and interactions between the SS and Muslim Arabs in the Middle East and there were three whole brigades of the Wehrmacht made of Arabs who freely joined with the Germans. Additionally, Husseini actively assisted Hitler in putting together Bosniak Muslim divisions of the SS (Handschar), recruiting still other Muslims to Hitler's defense.
Why did Hitler hate the Arabs?
No, Hitler didn't really like anybody. Actually, the above answer is patently untrue. There was a strong affinity between Nazi Germany and the Arab World during the Second World War. Both saw their peoples are races of superior quality forced under heel by the British and the French who had been able to repress their identity. Also the unifying idea of one ethnicity defining nationalism was very potent in the Arab World at the time. Hitler was no fool and recognized that Arab World could be an ally of his because of the similar mentalities between his party and Arab populist sentiment. He sent Heinrich Himmler to negotiate and develop a relationship with the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem (who was also a rabid Anti-Semite). This relationship led to the coup d'état in Iraq in 1943 and Iraq's Declaration of Alliance with the Axis Powers.
Did Hitler hate Arabs?
Not particularly. In fact, the Nazis found some allies in the Arab world. Anti-Semitism is a strange word: this is no such thing as 'Semitism' that anti-Semites are opposed to. It's just a fancy word for Jew-baiting. The meaning of a word is its use, not its etymology.
When was Mufti-Jami Mosque created?
Mufti-Jami Mosque was created in 1637.
Did mufti taqi usmani fatwa against alhuda internationalfarhat hashmi?
Yes, Sheikh Ul Islam Justic Mufti Taqi Usmani Is Against Alhuda International Beause of their Non-Islamic Behavoiur . For More Detail Please Read Book By Mufti Taqi Usmani " Fiqhi Muqalat"
What has the author Mufti 'Ali al-Din written?
Mufti 'Ali al-Din has written: ''Ibrat-namah' -- subject(s): Punjab, Sikhs, History
When was Bashir Mufti born?
Bashir Mufti was born in 1969.
When was Aftab Mufti born?
Aftab Mufti was born in 1940.
When did Mufti Mahmud die?
Mufti Mahmud died in 1980.
When was Mufti Mahmud born?
Mufti Mahmud was born in 1919.
What is the correct way to address a grand mufti?
Dear Mufti Surname
What has the author Masud Mufti written?
Masud Mufti has written: 'Ham nafas'
When was Mumtaz Mufti born?
Mumtaz Mufti was born on 1905-09-11.
When was Tariq Saeed Mufti born?
Tariq Saeed Mufti was born in 1948.
When did Mufti Amimul Ehasan die?
Mufti Amimul Ehasan died in 1975.
