Padişhah

dravidian pajeet musalman

[Padişhah @malabarIII]

@ibn_alJad @Cyangreener @WDLD0712

[Vero @Vero_Dei]

The Meiji Restoration of 1868 is one of the most extraordinary events in civilizational history that has lessons for Muslims.
A group of young samurai from peripheral domains. Satsuma, Choshu, watched Western ships arrive with technology that made Japan's defenses look like toys.

[Padişhah @malabarIII]

@afro_hamza @WDLD0712

[Padişhah @malabarIII]

@muslimmelange @WDLD0712

[Battuta🌿 @lbnBattuta]

A complete misconception.

Veiling was popular in the 1900s MENA. The difference by region was style, showing some hair vs none or face and no face covering

It was in the 20s-60s that veiling was suppressed. After which, in the 80s, people started to reclaim the hijab.

[Praise @tufpraise]

If a monkey or a penguin had done this, the internet would be overflowing with feelings of pity...

[Padişhah @malabarIII]

@BalaamAndDonkey Goy Khan

[Padişhah @malabarIII]

@mzuhair123 @WDLD0712

[Padişhah @malabarIII]

@Marxian_Luddite @hashimiyy_

[Padişhah @malabarIII]

@makesensenowha @ZouhairsMurid And ended up believing in fana al nar at the end of his life.

[Padişhah @malabarIII]

@escutarian

[Padişhah @malabarIII]

@WDLD0712 @ACaldoon Chinese Socialism W

https://t.co/QGGjLjpft5

[RTSG News @RTSG_News]

🇨🇳 CHINA TO SAVE RAM MARKET

Ex-Samsung chip boss says heavy Chinese investment in the memory market could crush the 414% DDR5 price spike within a year, with some calling it 'RAMageddon.'

Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron control 70% of global DRAM and pushed prices from $6.84 to $27.20 in 3 months.

However, now China is gearing up to flood the market with cheap memory, making AI computing power affordable.

The RAM cartel is showing its cracks.

Follow: @RTSG_News

[Ibn ʿAbd Allāh al-Hāshimī @hashimiyy_]

The Creation of the Servant’s Actions.

ِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيمِ

The issue of whether Allāh wills and creates the actions of His servants is not a speculative side issue in theology. It is from the clear and decisive matters established by the Qurʾān.

Allāh says:

“And you do not will unless Allāh wills.” (76:30)

“And Allāh created you and what you do.” (37:96)

“Allāh is the Creator of everything.” (39:62)

“Had your Lord willed, they would not have done it.” (6:112)

The meaning of these verses is explicit, general, and repeated throughout the Qurʾān. They affirm that all things fall under the will, creation, decree, and dominion of Allāh ﷻ.

To claim that the servants originate their actions independently outside the will and creation of Allāh is not merely a blunder, it compromises Tawḥīd itself.

Origination (ibdāʿ), creation (khalq), and determination (taqdīr) are from the exclusive acts of Allāh. To attribute independent determination or origination to other than Him is to establish a partner alongside Him in what is uniquely His.

This is why the early scholars spoke so severely regarding the extreme Qadariyyah. The issue is not simply “free will,” but whether there exists in creation a creator besides Allāh.

The matter is therefore qaṭʿī in its foundation, established by clear texts, even if scholars differed regarding particular rulings upon specific individuals.

والحمدلله

[Padişhah @malabarIII]

@5_8fm @WDLD0712

[Padişhah @malabarIII]

@Azhaar3818 https://t.co/c3eADpg9ob

[Muhammad @Hjuujkld]

### Mufti of Ahlul Madina, Imam Ibn al-Majishun’s Love for Music:

In *Al-Intiqa*, Imam Ibn Abd al-Barr al-Maliki al-Qurtubi, while documenting the biographies of the students of Imam Malik, mentions:

**"Abd al-Malik ibn Abd al-Aziz ibn Abd Allah ibn Abi Salamah al-Majishun,**

[Padişhah @malabarIII]

@tkbryusuf @Azhaar3818 https://t.co/Ds8lunMUlZ

[Muhammad @Hjuujkld]

, and his hadith are recorded in both *Sahih al-Bukhari* and *Sahih Muslim*. He permitted listening to music and playing the oud.”
(look at the image to see what is oud).

[Padişhah @malabarIII]

@tkbryusuf @Azhaar3818 https://t.co/c3eADpg9ob

[Muhammad @Hjuujkld]

### Mufti of Ahlul Madina, Imam Ibn al-Majishun’s Love for Music:

In *Al-Intiqa*, Imam Ibn Abd al-Barr al-Maliki al-Qurtubi, while documenting the biographies of the students of Imam Malik, mentions:

**"Abd al-Malik ibn Abd al-Aziz ibn Abd Allah ibn Abi Salamah al-Majishun,**

[Padişhah @malabarIII]

@AndaluciMaliki1 @WDLD0712

[Padişhah @malabarIII]

@WDLD0712 Is your dad from Ratnapura?

[Padişhah @malabarIII]

@WDLD0712 and the Portuguese shifted their patronage to the Parsis, Jews, and others. But during the British Raj era, the Memons, Gujaratis (the Seths), and Mappilas were all finally able to plant their feet firmly and respectably in trade.

Nb: I'm mean relatively better than others

[Padişhah @malabarIII]

@WDLD0712 I think the Anglo-Saxon domination of the world was a great thing that happened for Muslims after the 16th century. After Vasco da Gama's landing on the Malabar coast, Muslim traders completely lost their foot in trade,