Whom amongst Barelvis, Ahle Hadith, Deobanids, Wahhabis or Shias
can safely claim that they have the example of the Prophet (s) today?
If they do, then are there 73 examples of the Prophet (s)?
You are deprived of the example of the Prophet (s)!
Why are you deprived?
Because personalities continued to come into the world with the example of the Prophet (s),
but you only looked at their faces and rejected the example of the Prophet (s) within them.
The Secret of Itrat e Muhammad (s)
I am revealing to you something and I request you
to be fully attentive and listen with a present heart and mind,
and preserve this in your mind.
'Laqad kaana lakum fi rasool allahi uswatun hasana -
- there has certainly been for you, in the being of Messenger of God, an excellent example for you to follow'.
You must follow the Prophet’s example (s). Right?
Now, the Prophet (s) departed the world, how can we now follow the example of the Prophet (s)?
Did you ever ponder, although this is what you should have been doing.
You are a hafiz and scholar, you should have thought about this instead of wasting time in futile recitations.
You have to understand what it means.
‘Laqad kaana lakum fi rasool allahi…’
fi means that the substance [God is referring to] is within the Prophet (s).
For example, if you were to say ‘I am inside the house’ in Arabic,
you would say, 'ana hazir fil makaan’
or ‘ana dakhil fil makaan’
or ‘ana dakhil fil bait’.
Isn’t that what you would say?
So, 'fi' means within.
'Laqad kaana lakum - and indeed, for you is…’
‘fi rasool allahi - within the Prophet (s)...’
‘uswatun hasana - an excellent example’.
Now, this excellent example was within the Prophet (s)
and when the Prophet (s) was present and amongst people,
people adopted that example.
If that example of the Prophet (s) remained till date,
then would you have been divided into Shias, Sunnis, Wahhabis and Deobandis?
Whom amongst Barelvis, Ahle Hadith, Deobanids, Wahhabis or Shias
can safely claim that they have the example of the Prophet (s) today?
If they do, then are there 73 examples of the Prophet (s)?
You are deprived of the example of the Prophet (s)!
Why are you deprived?
Because personalities continued to come into the world with the example of the Prophet (s), but you only looked at their faces and rejected the example of the Prophet (s) within them.
The example of the Prophet (s) continued to incarnate through them, it was transferred from chest to chest.
When the Prophet (s) departed, they left their example within Ali.
What does that mean?
‘Man kunto maula hoo fahaza Aliyun maula hoo -
- to whomsoever I am master, Ali is also their master’.
Someone asked, ‘O Messenger of God, what is the Habl Allah (Divine Rope)?’
The Prophet (s) declared, ‘Ali is the Divine Rope!’
Someone asked, 'What is the Straight Path?'
and the Prophet (s) said, 'Ali is the Straight Path!'
Now, this excellent example…
when the Prophet (s) was departing, they must have transferred the example into someone, right?
So that it may be followed,
which is why the Prophet (s) must have transferred it somewhere.
It was then transferred into Maula Ali.
When it was, then this verse shall read
‘Indeed, amongst you is the excellent example that is within Ali'.
When that example of the Prophet (s) is transferred from the Prophet’s chest into another chest
and that person then becomes an example to follow,
this is what is known as itrat (lineage)’.
So now, when the Prophet (s) said,
‘Al Mehdiyu min itrati!’
Which means ‘The Mehdi shall be one that shall bear my example within him’.
The one who sees him shall see Mustafa (s).
The one who follows his footsteps shall be following the Sunnah of Muhammad (s).
Whoever speaks to him shall have spoken to Mustafa (s).
The one who utters his name shall have recited salutations upon the Prophet (s).
This is the definition of itrat.
‘Al Mehdiyu min itrati’
The Mehdi shall be the one who possesses my example. Follow him.
You cannot then say that you shall follow the Prophet (s),
rather you must say, 'I follow the example of the Mehdi!'
This is exactly what the Prophet (s) meant.
'Al Mehdiyu min itrati’
Let’s repeat it. ‘Al Mediyu min itrati’
and what does it mean?
‘The Mehdi shall be one who has my example',
which means, the example that I have presented shall be presented by the Mehdi and that is what you must follow.
You must do as the Mehdi does, you must walk in the way he does,
you must speak in the way he does, you must stand in the way he does.
And in relation to this, it was said, 'The Mehdi shall introduce a new tradition’.
There shall be new traditions only when the excellent example of the Prophet (s) shall emerge as a prototype within Imam Mehdi.
That shall be known as the modern tradition.
‘A modern punishment, a new book’
Imam Hassan al Askari had a brother,
whose name was 'Jafar al Askari'.
He had claimed to be Imam Mehdi.
I ask the Shias,
was there a difference in blood between Imam Hassan al Askari and Jafar?
Didn’t they have the same father?
When Jafar claimed to be Imam Mehdi,
Imam Askari said, 'He is rejected by God and he is a kafir'.
Did anyone speak about the fact that his brother also claimed to be the Mehdi?
Are you genuine people?
Why did you not name him in the list of those that have claimed false Mehdihood?
If the Verse of Purity is applicable to Imam Hassan al Askari,
then why is it not applicable upon his brother Jafar?
You do not know the answer to this because you do not have esoteric knowledge.
I have the answer.
It is because Imam Hassan al Askari
was connected to Prophet Muhammad (s) through the chain of transmission of the Progeny of the Prophet (s),
whereas, his brother was deprived of the esoteric knowledge
and despite being from the bloodline, he was rejected by God.
Imam Hassan Al Askari was esoterically connected to Prophet Muhammad (s).
This is why he was an Imam
while his brother, despite being from the Ahle Bait, was rejected by God because he lacked esoteric knowledge.
So, what is more of value,
the physical lineage of the Prophet (s) or the esoteric connection to the chest of the Prophet (s)?
That’s all, Your Honour. No further comments.