Qaid Day Bradford (Mehfil e Sima, Nasheeds & more)

Ghulam e Mustafa —

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.

Forum
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Ya'qub — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 - 00:07

Noor:roll:

Nice avatar btw.

When I was in Syria my local mosque was where the Dervishes were based in Alleppo. They were direct disciples of Rumi. There used to be a madrasah attached to it many years ago. It was very beautiful but unfortunately a bit falling apart at the back where all student/teacher accommodation had been.

Noor — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 - 00:45

Articles & Poems on Huzoor Sayyedi Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir ul Qadri!

http://ie.youtube.com/watch?v=hx0PRuHh4LM - Happy Birthday Ya Qaid!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2zL6CfwH98 – Adhan by Qibla Huzoor
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vkh1LxPldts - Rang Tahir!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGVQcVtM_4Y - Afreen Afreen!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Po-Rcu8TcI - Duniya jis pe marr mitti, Tahir Ul Qadri (You gotta love the naarey!)

May Allah swt bless our beloved Qaid and give them a long and healthy life so that they can continue serving the umaati of Mustafa (saw)! May Allah swt bless the mission of Minhaj-ul-Quran, the Mustafvi Mission and give it the tawfeeq to fulfil its aims and objectives. May the blessings of Nabi Kareem ﷺ and the faiz of sarkar Ghous Paak be upon this blessed mission and may Allah swt give all Minhajis the strength to work for this holy mission. May Allah reward out beloved Qaid for all their humble efforts! Ameen thuma'ameen!

We love you Shaykh!

Deen-e-Haq ka hai wali – Tahir-ul-Qadri!
Mustafa ke hai kali – Tahir-ul-Qadri!
Mujadid of the century – Tahir-ul-Qadri!

Jeevey Jeevey Tahir Jeevey! Jeevey Jeevey Tahir Jeevey! Jeevey Jeevey Tahir Jeevey!

Dawud — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 - 12:35

Ya'qubWhat does 'Jeevey Jeevey Tahir Jeevey' mean? It sounds cool,

It's one of many 'naareh'. In Pakistan they have this thing equivelant to appause where, people show their appreciation by jubilantly shouting slogans. These slogans are in two parts that rhyme, where the initiator calls the first part and EVERYONE ELSE shouts the second part similar to a drill sargeant chanting with the cadets whilst they run. Its a way of showing your excitment and happiness.

Noor — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 - 13:17

Minhaj RafiqAs-salâmu `alaykum dear all

This is something for the 57th birthday of Sayyidi
Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri
(hâfizahullâh).

On the 20th of October 1994, Sayyidi Shaykh-ul-Islam
led the janâza (funeral) prayers of a great saintly
figure, al-Mu`ammar Hadrat Sayyid Rasûl Shâh Khâkî of
Chakwâl (Pîr Khâkî Shâh Sâhib) who had died at the age
of 130 years! He was a direct student of Imâm al-Hind
Mawlânâ Shâh Ahmad Ridâ Khân al-Barêlwî and was among
the main khalîfas (spiritual successor) of
Naqîbul-Ashrâf Sayyidunâ Ibrâhîm Sayfuddîn of Baghdad.
He would give the title of “Shaykh-ul-Islam” to Shaykh
Tahir-ul-Qadri and desired only for him to lead his
janâza prayer. `Allâma Muhammad Mi`râj-ul-Islâm
narrated that he said:

“mujhe Hadrat ghawth a`Zam sayyid `abdul-qâdir jîlânî
raHmatullâhi `alayh ne hukm diyâ he ke logo kô batâdô
ke muHammad Tahir-ul-qâdrî shaykh-ul-islâm hê.

“Hadrat Ghawth A`zam Sayyid `Abdul-Qâdir Jîlânî
ordered me to tell the people that Muhammad
Tahir-ul-Qadri is Shaykh-ul-Islam!”

He sent a flag to Shaykh Tahir-ul-Qadri with the
following written on it: “Shaykh-ul-Islam Professor
Doctor Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri”. This flag was gifted
by Shaykh-ul-Islam to `Allâma Muhammad Mi`râj-ul-Islâm
who still has it among his possessions. So he was the
first to give the title of “Shaykh-ul-Islam”.

Among others, Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri was also declared
as “Shaykh-ul-Islam” in a gathering at Jâmi`a
Muhaddith al-Akbar (Damascus, Syria) in 2004 by its
head-master, ash-Shaykh Abul-Khayr Shukri, the head
imam of the famous Jâmi`a Masjid Umawi ash-Shaykh
As’ad Muhammad Sa`îd as-Sâgharjî and ash-Shaykh
`Abdur-Razzâq ash-Shurafâ’. I personally had the fortune
of being present with 300 other brothers and sisters
to witness this, al-Hamdulillah.

May Allâh allow us to benefit from him and support his
mission, which is the mission of the Holy Prophet
(sallallâhu `alayhi wa âlihî wa sallam), âmîn!

Ma`as-salâma
Rafiq

Ya'qub — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 - 14:27

Dawud...similar to a drill sargeant chanting with the cadets whilst they run.

OK, here's mine:

"I don't know but I've been told
(I don't know but I've been told)
Sheikh Qadri is 57 years old
(Sheikh Qadri is 57 years old)
Sound off
(1-2)
Sound off!
(3-4)
Put it all together
(1-2-3-4
1-2.....3-4!!)

How's that?

You — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 - 15:20

Ghulam e Mustafa...the Greatest Scholar...

Now that is going over the top. He may or may not be the best thing since sliced bread, but statements such as this can and generally do have negative responses from those who do not feel the same way... What is wrong with merely being "great"?

It's not a competition. Rather, it shouldn't be.

Sajid Iqbal — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 - 16:14

minhaj ul quran are their own enemies

the shaykh is indeed great

but his followers make everyone hate him and his organisation by bigging him up so much and making childish statements about him. the post sjust in this thread can make anyone question, raise eyebrows, disagree or even disassociate themselves with teh shaykh cos of his OTT followers.

Love for your shaykh is one thing but using wisdom when expressing love for your shaykh is another. by stating he is the best thing since slice bread will creat MY SHAYKH v YOUR SHAYKH debates and turn all this isn to ego/sectarian fitnah!

Funzo — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 - 21:21

TheRevivalEditorminhaj ul quran are their own enemies

the shaykh is indeed great

but his followers make everyone hate him and his organisation by bigging him up so much and making childish statements about him. the post sjust in this thread can make anyone question, raise eyebrows, disagree or even disassociate themselves with teh shaykh cos of his OTT followers.

Love for your shaykh is one thing but using wisdom when expressing love for your shaykh is another. by stating he is the best thing since slice bread will creat MY SHAYKH v YOUR SHAYKH debates and turn all this isn to ego/sectarian fitnah!

That is very true, i can understand on a minhaj forum.

Sirus — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 - 16:18

TheRevivalEditorminhaj ul quran are their own enemies

the shaykh is indeed great

but his followers make everyone hate him and his organisation by bigging him up so much and making childish statements about him. the post sjust in this thread can make anyone question, raise eyebrows, disagree or even disassociate themselves with teh shaykh cos of his OTT followers.

Love for your shaykh is one thing but using wisdom when expressing love for your shaykh is another. by stating he is the best thing since slice bread will creat MY SHAYKH v YOUR SHAYKH debates and turn all this isn to ego/sectarian fitnah!

jus because YOUR brother is a lil like that, dont make all MQI followers the same........most are not like that, things have changed since the old days ed....keep up :roll: