Urdu Tafsir by Mufti A'azam Mohammed Zarwali Khan {DB} Pashtoons of pakisatan and afghanistan
الجامعہ العربیہ احسن العلوم Masha'Allah Mufti A'azam Mohammed Zar Wali Khan{DBH} Jamiah Arabia Ahsan-Ul-Uloom by the grace of Allah subhan-wa-talah is providing considerable Islamic assistance. Shaikh-Ul-Hadith-Wa-Tafseer Hazrat Maulana Mufti Zar Wali Khan Sahib (D.B) established this jamiah in 1398 Hijra. The aim of the jamiah is to produce intellectual and endowed scholars capable of guiding entire Ummah on the precise pathway according to authentic teachings of Quran and Sunnah.
Jamiah Arabia Ahsan-Ul-Uloom provides one of the most detailed and complete Dars-e-Nizami (i.e. Tafseer-Ul-Quran Al-Kareem, Dars-e-Hadith shareef, Fiqah, Islamic rulebooks, Arabic literature and more free of expenditure. Other than Islamic Education, Hifz and Nazrah Quran, Darjah-e-A'adadiyah i.e. (equivalent to eighth grade books including books with beginners Arabic, Farsi and other Islamic books) are also being taught. In the jamiah there is an exceptional layout of Darjaat-at-Takhasusat (Ph.D). Jamiah also has one of the most authentic Dar-Ul-Iftah of this decade which is responsible for solving queries related to day-to-day problems in the illumination of Islam with broad research and investigation under the management of Shaikh-Ul-Hadith-Wa-Tafseer Hazrat Maulana Mufti Zar Wali Khan sahib (D.B). During usual vacations, outstanding planning for Daura-e-Tafseer-Ul-Quran Al-Kareem is organized in which men and women (in a very separate partition and with proper & absolute pardah) from all line of work attend regularly.Jamiah Arabia Ahsan-Ul-Uloom consists of more than thirty teachers/Ullemah most of which have their education from Dar-Ul-Uloom Deoband. Jamiah Arabia Ahsan-Ul-Uloom accommodates more than a thousand students from different regions of not only Pakistan but also from several other countries. Jamiah takes full dependability of student's daily needs including daily meal, health care, accommodation, essential clothes and their monthly gross.
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Tafseer Al Quran by Mufti Zar Wali Khan
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Surah 001 - Al-Fatiha (The Opening).mp3 Download
Surah 002 - Al-Baqarah( The Cow).mp3 Download
Surah 003 - Al-Imran.mp3 Download
Surah 004 - An-Nissa (The Women).mp3 Download
Surah 005 - Al-Maidah Download
Surah 006 - Al-An'am (The Cattle).mp3 Download
Surah 007 - Al-A'raf (The Heights).mp3 Download
Surah 008 - Al-Anfal Download
Surah 009 - Al-Tauba Download
Surah 010 - Yunus (Jonah).mp3 Download
Surah 011 - Hud (The Prophet Hud).mp3 Download
Surah 012 - Yusuf (Joseph).mp3 Download
Surah 013 - Ar-Ra'd (The Thunder).mp3 Download
Surah 014 - Ibrahim (Abraham).mp3 Download
Surah 015 - Al-Hijr (The Rocky Tract).mp3 Download
Surah 016 - An-Nahl (The Bee) .mp3 Download
Surah 017 - Al-Isra Download
Surah 018 - Al-Kahf (The Cave) .mp3 Download
Surah 019 - Maryam (Mary).mp3 Download
Surah 020 - Ta-Ha .mp3 Download
Surah 021 - Al-Anbiya.mp3 Download
Surah 022 - Al-Hajj (The Pilgrimage).mp3 Download
Surah 023 - Al-Mu'minun Download
Surah 024 - Al-Nour (The Light).mp3 Download
Surah 025 - Al-Furqan (The Criterion).mp3 Download
Surah 026 - Ash-Shu'ara (The Poets).mp3 Download
Surah 027 - An-Naml (The Ants).mp3 Download
Surah 028 - Al-Qasas (The Narration).mp3 Download
Surah 029 - Al-'Ankabut (The Spider).mp3 Download
Surah 030 - Ar-Rum (The Romans).mp3 Download
Surah 031 - Luqman (Luqman).mp3 Download
Surah 032 - As-Sajdah Download
Surah 033 - Al-Ahzab Download
Surah 034 - Saba' (Sheba) .mp3 Download
Surah 035 - Fatir Download
Surah 036 - Ya-Sin (Ya-Sin).mp3 Download
Surah 037 - As-Saffat (The Rangers).mp3 Download
Surah 038 - Suad.mp3 Download
Surah 039 - Az-Zumar (The Groups).mp3 Download
Surah 040 - Ghafir (The Forgiver).mp3 Download
Surah 041 - Fussilat Download
Surah 042 - Ash-Shura Download
Surah 043 - Az-Zukhruf Download
Surah 044 - Ad-Dukhan (The Smoke).mp3 Download
Surah 045 - Al-Jathiya (The Kneeling).mp3 Download
Surah 046 - Al-Ahqaf Download
Surah 047 - Muhammad.mp3 Download
Surah 048 - Al-Fath (The Victory).mp3 Download
Surah 049 - Al-Hujurat Download
Surah 050 - Qaf.mp3 Download
Surah 051 - Az-Zariyat Download
Surah 052 - At-Tur (The Mount).mp3 Download
Surah 053 - An-Najm (The Star).mp3 Download
Surah 054 - Al-Qamar (The Moon).mp3 Download
Surah 055 - Ar-Rahman Download
Surah 056 - Al-Waqi'a (The Event).mp3 Download
Surah 057 - Al-Hadid (Iron).mp3 Download
Surah 058 - Al-Mujadilah Download
Surah 059 - Al-Hashr (The Gathering).mp3 Download
Surah 060 - Al-Mumtahinah Download
Surah 061 - As-Saff (The Row).mp3 Download
Surah 062 - Al-Jumu'ah (Friday).mp3 Download
Surah 063 - Al-Munafiqun Hypocrites).mp3 Download
Surah 064 - At-Taghabun Download
Surah 065 - At-Talaq (The Divorce).mp3 Download
Surah 066 - At-Tahrem (The Banning).mp3 Download
Surah 067 - Al-Mulk (Dominion).mp3 Download
Surah 068 - Al-Qalam (The Pen).mp3 Download
Surah 069 - Al-Haqqah (The Reality).mp3 Download
Surah 070 - Al-Ma'arig Download
Surah 071 - Nuh (Noah).mp3 Download
Surah 071 - Nuh (Noah).mp3 Download
Surah 072 - Al-Jinn (The Jinn).mp3 Download
Surah 073 - Al-Muzzammil Download
Surah 074 - Al-Muddaththir Download
Surah 075 - Al-Qiyamah Download
Surah 076 - Al-Insan Download
Surah 077 - Al-Mursalat (Those Sent Forth).mp3 Download
Surah 078 - An-Nab (The Great News).mp3 Download
Surah 079 - An-Naziat Download
Surah 080 - Abasa (He Frowned).mp3 Download
Surah 080 - Abasa (He Frowned).mp3 Download
Surah 081 - At-Takwir Download
Surah 082 - Al-Infitar (The Cleaving).mp3 Download
Surah 083 - Al-Mutaffifin Download
Surah 084 - Al-Inshiqaq Download
Surah 085 - Al-Buruj Download
Surah 086 - At-Tariq Download
Surah 087 - Al-A'la (The Most High).mp3 Download
Surah 088 - Al-Ghashiyah Download
Surah 089 - Al-Fajr (The Dawn).mp3 Download
Surah 088 - Al-Ghashiyah Download
Surah 089 - Al-Fajr (The Dawn).mp3 Download
Surah 090 - Al-Balad (The City).mp3 Download
Surah 091 - Ash-Shams (The Sun).mp3 Download
Surah 092 - Al-Lail (The Night).mp3 Download
Surah 093 - Ad-Duha Download
Surah 094 - Ash-Sharh Download
Surah 095 - At-Tin (The Fig).mp3 Download
Surah 096 - Al-Alaq (The Clot).mp3 Download
Surah 097 - Al-Qadr Download
Surah 098 - Al-Baiyinah Download
Surah 097 - Al-Qadr Download
Surah 098 - Al-Baiyinah Download
Surah 099 - Az-Zalzalah (The Earthquake).mp3 Download
Surah 100 - Al-'Adiyat Download
Surah 101 - Al-Qari'ah Download
Surah 101 - Al-Qari'ah
Surah 102 - At-Takathur Download
Surah 103 - Al-'Asr (The Time).mp3 Download
Surah 104 - Al-Humazah Download
Surah 105 - Al-Fil (The Elephant).mp3 Download
Surah 106 - Quraish (Quraish).mp3 Download
Surah 107 - Al-Ma'un Download
Surah 108 - Al-Kauthar Download
Surah 109 - Al-Kafirun Download
Surah 110 - An-Nasr (The Help).mp3 Download
Surah 111 - Al-Masad Download
Surah 112 - Al-Ikhlas (The Purity).mp3 Download
Surah 113 - Al-Falaq (The Day Break).mp3 Download
Surah 114 - An-Nas (The Mankind).mp3 Download
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Musafahah literally means to join a hand with another hand. This can be done with both hands or with just one.
Those who claim that it is sunnah to do musafahah with one hand should themselves produce a hadith in which [doing musafahah with] one hand is clearly mentioned. In fact, this is not enough. They should additionally prove that there exists a prohibition of performing musafahah with both hands. Without these two things, their claim cannot be substantiated.
Moreover, if you are searching for an authentic hadith regarding performing musafahah with two hands, know that there is a narration of Sayyiduna ‘Abd Allah ibn Mas’ud (may Allah be pleased with him) in Sahih al-Bukhari (pg. 926).[1]) He relates: “Allah’s Messenger (Allah bless him and give him peace) taught me the tashahhud as he taught me a surah (chapter) of the Qur’an while my hand was between his hands.”
It is clearly stated here that the hand of Ibn Mas’ud (may Allah be pleased with him) was between the two hands of the noble Prophet (may Allah bless him and give him peace). It is also extremely far-fetched [to assume] that the noble Prophet (may Allah bless him and give him peace) would perform
musafahah with two hands and Ibn Mas’ud (may Allah be pleased with him) would do so with just one. It is therefore obvious that both of Ibn Mas’ud’s (may Allah be pleased with him) hands would have also been clasping [the blessed hands of the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace)].
Even if it is accepted that only one of Ibn Mas’ud’s (may Allah be pleased with him) hands was clasping [the blessed hands of the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace)], then it is also obvious that the preferred action would be that of the blessed Prophet (may Allah bless him and give him peace).
If the question is not of what is preponderant (rajih) and what is not preponderant (marjuh), then there seems to be permissibility for both actions. One,
from the hadith fi’li (action or deed) of the blessed Prophet (may Allah bless him and give him peace) and the other from the hadith taqriri (tacit approval of the Prophet, may Allah bless him and give him peace). However, it is obvious that even though both actions are permissible, the action performed by the noble Prophet (May Allah bless him and give him peace) would still be preferred. And Allah knows best.
To assume that this was not musafahah is great ignorance. Imam Bukhari has proven [the act of] musafahah from this hadith, and has also narrated that
“Hammad Ibn Zayd performed musafahah with Ibn al-Mubarak using both hands”[2]), from which it is known this was also the way of the salaf (pious
predecessors). And Allah knows best.
The servant Muhammad Yunus (may Allah forgive him)
Friday 7th Rabi’ al-Thani, 1393 AH
Al-Yawaqit al-Ghaliyah fi Tahqiq wa Takhrij al-Ahadith al-’Aliyah, (UK: Majlis Da’wat al-Haq, 1st Edition) Volume 1, p. 280-281.
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This refers to the 2-volumed edition of Sahih al-Bukhari which is widely used in the Indian sub-continent. (translator ↩
Ibid (translator ↩
Those who claim that it is sunnah to do musafahah with one hand should themselves produce a hadith in which [doing musafahah with] one hand is clearly mentioned. In fact, this is not enough. They should additionally prove that there exists a prohibition of performing musafahah with both hands. Without these two things, their claim cannot be substantiated.
Moreover, if you are searching for an authentic hadith regarding performing musafahah with two hands, know that there is a narration of Sayyiduna ‘Abd Allah ibn Mas’ud (may Allah be pleased with him) in Sahih al-Bukhari (pg. 926).[1]) He relates: “Allah’s Messenger (Allah bless him and give him peace) taught me the tashahhud as he taught me a surah (chapter) of the Qur’an while my hand was between his hands.”
It is clearly stated here that the hand of Ibn Mas’ud (may Allah be pleased with him) was between the two hands of the noble Prophet (may Allah bless him and give him peace). It is also extremely far-fetched [to assume] that the noble Prophet (may Allah bless him and give him peace) would perform
musafahah with two hands and Ibn Mas’ud (may Allah be pleased with him) would do so with just one. It is therefore obvious that both of Ibn Mas’ud’s (may Allah be pleased with him) hands would have also been clasping [the blessed hands of the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace)].
Even if it is accepted that only one of Ibn Mas’ud’s (may Allah be pleased with him) hands was clasping [the blessed hands of the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace)], then it is also obvious that the preferred action would be that of the blessed Prophet (may Allah bless him and give him peace).
If the question is not of what is preponderant (rajih) and what is not preponderant (marjuh), then there seems to be permissibility for both actions. One,
from the hadith fi’li (action or deed) of the blessed Prophet (may Allah bless him and give him peace) and the other from the hadith taqriri (tacit approval of the Prophet, may Allah bless him and give him peace). However, it is obvious that even though both actions are permissible, the action performed by the noble Prophet (May Allah bless him and give him peace) would still be preferred. And Allah knows best.
To assume that this was not musafahah is great ignorance. Imam Bukhari has proven [the act of] musafahah from this hadith, and has also narrated that
“Hammad Ibn Zayd performed musafahah with Ibn al-Mubarak using both hands”[2]), from which it is known this was also the way of the salaf (pious
predecessors). And Allah knows best.
The servant Muhammad Yunus (may Allah forgive him)
Friday 7th Rabi’ al-Thani, 1393 AH
Al-Yawaqit al-Ghaliyah fi Tahqiq wa Takhrij al-Ahadith al-’Aliyah, (UK: Majlis Da’wat al-Haq, 1st Edition) Volume 1, p. 280-281.
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This refers to the 2-volumed edition of Sahih al-Bukhari which is widely used in the Indian sub-continent. (translator ↩
Ibid (translator ↩