Comments on: Ghamidi – an interview (of sorts) http://blog.momekh.com/2008/09/13/ghamidi-interview/ Real world advice, ideas and tips on being a better entrepreneur Thu, 11 Mar 2010 11:17:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Momekh http://blog.momekh.com/2008/09/13/ghamidi-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-569 Momekh Mon, 07 Sep 2009 05:45:02 +0000 http://blog.momekh.com/?p=94#comment-569 The interview of sorts was done eons ago fellas ... If I get to find the answers to any of the above questions I would be sure to post here inshAllah. @Islam: for your fourth questions, I am certain that yes, it is very much forgivable. It is God we are talking about here, and Allah being the Mighty Forgiver can and does forgive any and every thing (ref Quran's numerous places)- as long as one is willing to surrender to God's will (Islam), then all is cool. God guide & forgive us all. The interview of sorts was done eons ago fellas … If I get to find the answers to any of the above questions I would be sure to post here inshAllah.

@Islam: for your fourth questions, I am certain that yes, it is very much forgivable. It is God we are talking about here, and Allah being the Mighty Forgiver can and does forgive any and every thing (ref Quran’s numerous places)- as long as one is willing to surrender to God’s will (Islam), then all is cool. God guide & forgive us all.

]]> By: Islam http://blog.momekh.com/2008/09/13/ghamidi-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-568 Islam Mon, 07 Sep 2009 04:47:22 +0000 http://blog.momekh.com/?p=94#comment-568 Asalam o alikum, I have few question and will be very obliged if you answer them just briefly. Q1. If i have invested as partial down payment on property like shop or apartment and rest is bank finance and still waiting to get occupancy because its not completed is there still zakat on it? Q2. I have plots in gawader and you know the situation of property there, there is no demand on any price what will be they zakat calculation if i have to pay or i am exempted. Q3. Can i pay zakat with my interest money? Last very important. Q4. If any one did ZANA but both were agreed is there any forgiveness? or after doing this now they want to get marry, what will you say about. Allah app ko humesha khush rakay (amin) Asalam o alikum,

I have few question and will be very obliged if you answer them just briefly.

Q1. If i have invested as partial down payment on property like shop or apartment and rest is bank finance and still waiting to get occupancy because its not completed is there still zakat on it?

Q2. I have plots in gawader and you know the situation of property there, there is no demand on any price what will be they zakat calculation if i have to pay or i am exempted.

Q3. Can i pay zakat with my interest money?

Last very important.

Q4. If any one did ZANA but both were agreed is there any forgiveness? or after doing this now they want to get marry, what will you say about.

Allah app ko humesha khush rakay (amin)

]]> By: shazia javaid http://blog.momekh.com/2008/09/13/ghamidi-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-567 shazia javaid Sun, 06 Sep 2009 00:09:38 +0000 http://blog.momekh.com/?p=94#comment-567 will animals be accountable on the day of judgement like humans will animals be accountable on the day of judgement like humans

]]> By: Faisal http://blog.momekh.com/2008/09/13/ghamidi-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-451 Faisal Wed, 14 Jan 2009 16:47:36 +0000 http://blog.momekh.com/?p=94#comment-451 Yeah,Mr.Ghamidi is not only most civilized but most authentic religious scholar and learned man in Pakistan--Just consider a person spending more than 35 years of life among books n research,and doing this without being in proper systems like university or research groups ;.... One of Javed Ghamidi Sb, programme with title "Wajood-e-Bari Kaay Dalail" also available on his website, is a masterpiece and is enough to determine his calibre and knowledge superiority ! It seems u already have met with him , can you upload his interview? thanks, Faisal Sharjah/UAE Yeah,Mr.Ghamidi is not only most civilized but most authentic religious scholar and learned man in Pakistan–Just consider a person spending more than 35 years of life among books n research,and doing this without being in proper systems like university or research groups ;….

One of Javed Ghamidi Sb, programme with title “Wajood-e-Bari Kaay Dalail” also available on his website, is a masterpiece and is enough to determine his calibre and knowledge superiority !

It seems u already have met with him , can you upload his interview?

thanks,
Faisal
Sharjah/UAE

]]> By: Momekh http://blog.momekh.com/2008/09/13/ghamidi-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-446 Momekh Tue, 13 Jan 2009 15:22:56 +0000 http://blog.momekh.com/?p=94#comment-446 @Faisal: yes, they are relevant questions. Mr Ghamidi did do a job as a teacher (in Government College, I think). Although I did not ask questions regarding his personal life as inquired by you, but I did gather this much from his talk with me and my friends. all in all, he is the most civilized scholar I have come across (I have come across a few). @Faisal: yes, they are relevant questions. Mr Ghamidi did do a job as a teacher (in Government College, I think). Although I did not ask questions regarding his personal life as inquired by you, but I did gather this much from his talk with me and my friends.

all in all, he is the most civilized scholar I have come across (I have come across a few).

]]> By: Faisal http://blog.momekh.com/2008/09/13/ghamidi-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-445 Faisal Tue, 13 Jan 2009 15:00:18 +0000 http://blog.momekh.com/?p=94#comment-445 Can you also ask some personal questions about Javed Ghamidi such as about his family background, daily routine, kids, how he managed to earn bread n butter (as it is known he never did any sort of job)etc Thanks a lot Can you also ask some personal questions about Javed Ghamidi such as about his family background, daily routine, kids, how he managed to earn bread n butter (as it is known he never did any sort of job)etc

Thanks a lot

]]> By: M Khan http://blog.momekh.com/2008/09/13/ghamidi-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-48 M Khan Fri, 19 Sep 2008 10:08:39 +0000 http://blog.momekh.com/?p=94#comment-48 Mansur - you are asking why is he controversial... perhaps the person who changed the channel will be in a better position to tell you the emotional side of this controversy (as there is only one side of any controversy of this nature, and that is the emotional type :) ). The concept of predestination and free-will are two different things altogether. Predestination is a testament to the knowledge of God, i.e. He knows the future. This 'extreme' knowledge of God, that belongs only and only to Him, is what is called Destiny, or Predestiny, or Fate, Qismat, Taqdeer etc. Our job is to choose the right. Logic and Quran are in sync; thanks to our oh-so-educated elders who got degrees only to get accepted it seems, we got to grow up with the ever confusing concept of predestination. A lot has been written on the fatality of such a concept. Allama Iqbal has written extensively on it as well. (he reminded us that taqdeer as we consider it, is for plants, not humans! we have a concious! our 'game' is different :) ). And no, I am not preaching here, Mr. know-it-all I am not. (against popular belief :) ). I only paraphrase here things that made sense then and make sense now. But nonetheless, I will ask this question, put this forward 'inshAllah' and will post the answer here. \ Note: Mansur, Heres hoping that we have ample time to talk in detail - we inshAllah are meeting him today :) Mansur – you are asking why is he controversial… perhaps the person who changed the channel will be in a better position to tell you the emotional side of this controversy (as there is only one side of any controversy of this nature, and that is the emotional type :) ).

The concept of predestination and free-will are two different things altogether. Predestination is a testament to the knowledge of God, i.e. He knows the future. This ‘extreme’ knowledge of God, that belongs only and only to Him, is what is called Destiny, or Predestiny, or Fate, Qismat, Taqdeer etc.
Our job is to choose the right. Logic and Quran are in sync; thanks to our oh-so-educated elders who got degrees only to get accepted it seems, we got to grow up with the ever confusing concept of predestination. A lot has been written on the fatality of such a concept. Allama Iqbal has written extensively on it as well. (he reminded us that taqdeer as we consider it, is for plants, not humans! we have a concious! our ‘game’ is different :) ).

And no, I am not preaching here, Mr. know-it-all I am not. (against popular belief :) ). I only paraphrase here things that made sense then and make sense now.

But nonetheless, I will ask this question, put this forward ‘inshAllah’ and will post the answer here. \

Note: Mansur, Heres hoping that we have ample time to talk in detail – we inshAllah are meeting him today :)

]]> By: mansur http://blog.momekh.com/2008/09/13/ghamidi-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-47 mansur Thu, 18 Sep 2008 19:37:19 +0000 http://blog.momekh.com/?p=94#comment-47 Hello, I just happened to see this guy on tv the other day and someone shut him off because she said he's too controversial. I asked her why and she was so mad, she didn't tell me why. Could someone tell me why he's controversial. I have two questions which perhaps you could raise. 1. Is our life predestined, or do we have free-will? If God is all knowing, and has pre-destined our life, then we have no free-will, right? 2. What assurance of salvation do we have we will get into heaven? I am tired of listening to "inshallah"...do we have any assurance we will get to heaven? or do we have to wait to find out on Judgment Day when our deeds will be weighed on a scale? Thanks.. Mansur Hello,

I just happened to see this guy on tv the other day and someone shut him off because she said he’s too controversial. I asked her why and she was so mad, she didn’t tell me why. Could someone tell me why he’s controversial.

I have two questions which perhaps you could raise.

1. Is our life predestined, or do we have free-will? If God is all knowing, and has pre-destined our life, then we have no free-will, right?
2. What assurance of salvation do we have we will get into heaven? I am tired of listening to “inshallah”…do we have any assurance we will get to heaven? or do we have to wait to find out on Judgment Day when our deeds will be weighed on a scale?

Thanks..

Mansur

]]> By: s u kaul http://blog.momekh.com/2008/09/13/ghamidi-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-41 s u kaul Sun, 14 Sep 2008 15:02:26 +0000 http://blog.momekh.com/?p=94#comment-41 What is the difference between the taliban and the kharjis? What is the difference between the taliban and the kharjis?

]]> By: M Khan http://blog.momekh.com/2008/09/13/ghamidi-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-37 M Khan Sat, 13 Sep 2008 17:47:30 +0000 http://blog.momekh.com/?p=94#comment-37 Minhaaj, your sentiments are shared by many, I assure you. :) As always, I am hoping to inch closer to the truth. 'Sir Ghamidi' is nothing short of controversial, for sure. But you mention the women rights bill in a sarcastic manner. Fill me in on that please; why is the womens rights bill that bad, if bad at all? Thank you for sharing though. God bless, M. Minhaaj, your sentiments are shared by many, I assure you. :)

As always, I am hoping to inch closer to the truth. ‘Sir Ghamidi’ is nothing short of controversial, for sure. But you mention the women rights bill in a sarcastic manner. Fill me in on that please; why is the womens rights bill that bad, if bad at all?

Thank you for sharing though.
God bless,
M.

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