Qaid Day Bradford (Mehfil e Sima, Nasheeds & more)
Posted on Saturday, 16th February 2008 @ 2:17pm
Minhaj ul Quran Bradford proudly presents the annual event of Celebrating the auspicious occasion of the blessed Qaide Day (the 57th Birthday of Hazoor Sayyidi Shaykh ul Islam, Prof Dr Muhammad Tahir ul Qadri Sahib).
This will be an evening of Mehfil e Sima (qawwalis) & Nasheeds.
Date:
Saturday 23rd February 2008
Venue:
The Venue Function Hall, 197 City Road Bradford, BD8 8JT
Ticket Price:
£10 (includes Buffet Dinner)
Ticket/Information Contact:
Brother Rizwan: 07970061786
Brother Qadeer: 07979073478
Sister: 07528289963
MQI Bradford: 01274 720760
Jazakallahu Khairun.
28 October 2005
1 week 4 days
Dont scholars frown upon celebrating ones birthday?
People demand freedom of speech to make up for the freedom of thought which they avoid.
4 April 2006
2 min 21 sec
Some do. No where in the Quran or Ahadith does it say you cannot celebrate your birthday, in fact the origin of birthdays is found in the Quran.
“And send salaam on me the day I was born and the day I died and the day I shall be raised alive” (19:33)
Allah (swt) is commanding us to send salaam on the Prophet Isa (as) and also on the Prophet Yahya (as) in another ayah. So Allah (swt) is singlining out the birthdays.
28 October 2005
1 week 4 days
Well no offence but these translations differ:
Yusuf Ali 33: "So peace is on me the day I was born, the day that I die, and the day that I shall be raised up to life (again)"!
M. Khan 33: "And Salam (peace) be upon me the day I was born, and the day I die, and the day I shall be raised alive!"
Nowhere does it say send salaam on the birthday, well not in these translations it doesnt, also it was Isa alayhi salaam who was talking.
People demand freedom of speech to make up for the freedom of thought which they avoid.
4 April 2006
2 min 21 sec
'And send salaam upon me the day I was born' = The day you were born = your birthday, right?
There are two ayat mentioned in Surah Maryam, the first referring to Prophet Yahya (as) and the second to Prophet Isa (as).
“And send salaam on him the day he was born, and the day he dies and the day he wil be raised up to life (again)” (19:15) Prophet Yahya (as)
“And send salaam on me the day I was born and the day I died and the day I shall be raised alive” (19:33) Prophet Isa (as)
21 November 2006
4 hours 47 min
as Fanzo said, the 'send salam upon me' has also been translated differently which has a different meaning altogether, buts none of us are Arabic scholars so we can't really judge. I think it is a really loose interpretation of the verse if you're using it to say you can celebrate someone's birthday.
Also, 'the day you were born' is different from celebrating your birthday every year, because the Hijri calender is different from the Gregorian calender.
TBH I celebrate birthdays myself, I'm just saying this for argument's sake. If people say it's a bi'dah then I would argue that that only counts in 'matters of faith', and a birthday celebration is NOT a religious celebration. Obviously things like this event and the Prophet's
birthday ARE religious celebrations.
The frown of a friend is better than the smile of a fool.
28 October 2005
1 week 4 days
Im not ruling out birthdays im simply saying that somebody of the stature of professor Tahir ul qadri would try avoiding something which might be islamically unlawful.
And what yaqub said about the translations, noor do you mind telling me where you found your translations?
People demand freedom of speech to make up for the freedom of thought which they avoid.
4 April 2006
2 min 21 sec
But islamically it is not unlawful, the Prophet
himself singled out his birthday by fasting on Mondays, the day he was born.
Tafsir by Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir ul Qadri. The Mujtahid! The shaykh has not only taken that ayah and made tafsir but he has also looked at the other ayat in Quran which relate and the commentary of past scholars.
Yes i know it's long but worth the read http://www.minhajuk.org/artikelen.php?article_id=1143424587
21 November 2006
4 hours 47 min
I thought the reason that the Prophet
fasted on Mondays and Thursdays was because that is the days that our actions are judged by Allah (swt) and he wanted to be in a state of purity when he was judged.
The frown of a friend is better than the smile of a fool.
28 October 2005
1 week 4 days
Well we can take the prophet peace and blessings upon him as a one off because he was the greatest!
Well maybe not islamically unlawful but it can be lead to immitating the kuffar and such a gateway should be closed full stop. No disrespect to the shaykh but maybe because im naive but i think it would be best not to celebrate it but maybe he just wants to take an oppertunity to bring people together and remember allah azwajal.
Allah knows best.
People demand freedom of speech to make up for the freedom of thought which they avoid.
4 April 2006
2 min 21 sec
In a Hadith narrated by Abu Qatada Ansari (Allah be pleased with him), he reports that Allah's Messenger
was asked about fasting on Monday, whereupon he said: “It is (the day) when I was born and revelation was sent down to me.” Sahih Muslim, Bk 6, Number 2606.
4 April 2006
2 min 21 sec
And he was sent as an example for mankind! So we follow in his footsteps, his beloved Sunnah! If the Prophet
didn't want us to follow that Sunnah he would have specifically said so. There is hikmah behind everything.
The Prophet
celebrated his birthday by fasting; he also did an aqiqah for himself, so this is in fact imitating the Prophet 
, the Sunnah and not the kuffar! And remember, it is all about your niyyah!
I went to the last Qaid day and it was fantastic, there were Nasheeds, Qawaali and a few talks. It was very spiritual maashaAllah.
24 May 2006
6 days 1 hour
Time?
To be beautiful is to expect nothing in return.
28 October 2005
1 week 4 days
Dont you think it would have been better presenting another source?
People demand freedom of speech to make up for the freedom of thought which they avoid.
4 April 2006
2 min 21 sec
Why akhee? It provides proofs from Quran, Ahadith and statements from the early scholars. So why go to another source?
28 October 2005
1 week 4 days
Sorry i meant translation, the source was perfectly fine but forget about it.
People demand freedom of speech to make up for the freedom of thought which they avoid.
4 April 2006
2 min 21 sec
Lol, no you meant source, khayr.
28 October 2005
1 week 4 days
whats khayr? and akheee ..... oh wait i know what khayr is lol.
People demand freedom of speech to make up for the freedom of thought which they avoid.
4 April 2006
2 min 21 sec
Akhee: My brother
28 October 2005
1 week 4 days
Oh jazakallakhairan what language?
People demand freedom of speech to make up for the freedom of thought which they avoid.
4 April 2006
2 min 21 sec
Arabic.
28 October 2005
1 week 4 days
Shukran
People demand freedom of speech to make up for the freedom of thought which they avoid.
4 April 2006
2 min 21 sec
Afwan.
28 October 2005
1 week 4 days
Im guessing that means your welcome?
People demand freedom of speech to make up for the freedom of thought which they avoid.
2 August 2005
7 weeks 2 days
to all those who wanna debate about its legitemacy go eslewhere!
Im coming inshallah
The Lover is ever drunk with love;
He is free, he is mad,
He dances with ecstasy and delight.
Caught by our own thoughts,
We worry about every little thing,
But once we get drunk on that love,
Whatever will be, will be.
ɐɥɐɥ
4 April 2006
2 min 21 sec
do you no what time it's starting and finishing?
2 August 2005
7 weeks 2 days
6.30pm start
which translates to MQI time 8pm
MQI finish time....11ish earliest
lol
The Lover is ever drunk with love;
He is free, he is mad,
He dances with ecstasy and delight.
Caught by our own thoughts,
We worry about every little thing,
But once we get drunk on that love,
Whatever will be, will be.
ɐɥɐɥ
2 October 2007
28 weeks 3 days
Inshallah, the programme will be starting at 6:30 so try to come as soon as possible to get the best seats.
Sag e Aal-e-Rasool, Muhammad Milad Raza Qadri will also be the main Nasheed Artist at the Event
www.milad.co.uk
28 October 2005
1 week 4 days
Why?
People demand freedom of speech to make up for the freedom of thought which they avoid.
4 April 2006
2 min 21 sec
Because this thread isn't about the legality of birthdays! It’s about our beloved Qaid!
21 November 2006
4 hours 47 min
So no-one organised him a surprise party then?
Or are you all keeping it a secret and I just gave the game away?
The frown of a friend is better than the smile of a fool.