The Supreme Messenger, ﷺ, New,
Sharh Hadaiq e Bakhshish : English,
by Imam Ahmad Raza Khan [d.340h],
*[A5] Hardback - 359 pages, Volume 1,
Inclusive of [Audio CD],
Commentary by Muhammad Abdul Mannan,
Garden of Sunnah Publications,
Printed in India.
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Description :
The Supreme Messenger, ﷺ, contains the explanation (sharh) of the religious poetry Hada'iq al-Bakhshish penned by the majestic Imam of the Ahl al-Sunnah, AlaHadrat; Shaykh Ahmad Rida Khan, alayhi ar-Rahman w'al-Ridwan. This is Volume One of the first published English commentary of Hada'iq al-Bakhshish.
The purpose of the book is to increase one's love for the Beloved Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, through the works of a genuine lover (Ashiq al-Rasul) of the Prophet, ﷺ. The Awliya-Allah (Freinds of God) state that the books not only contain the work but also the state (haal) of the author. It is hoped we too receive the love of the Noble Prophet, ﷺ, through the poetry of AlaHadrat Imam Ahmad Rida Khan, alayhi ar-Rahman.
This first volume of Hada'iq al-Bakhshish contains seven poems (Naat) in praise of the Beloved Messenger of Allah, ﷺ, complete with an interpretation in English. The English translation and commentary by Muhammad Abdul Mannan is based upon the renowned urdu work Al-Haqa'iq f'il Hada'iq al-Maruf Sharh Hada'iq al-Bakhshish by Shaykh Faiz Ahmad Uwaysi, rahimahullah.
Extract from the Foreword :
"This book will go a long way to introducing the English speaking world to the works of Shaykh Imam Ahmad Rida Khan, may Allah be pleased with him. I am a firm believer that reading and studying the books and Na'ts (poetry) of AlaHadrat, may Allah be pleased with him. are a unique means of increasing our love for Allah, subhanahu wa ta'ala, and His Beloved Prophet, ﷺ."---Allama Arshad Misbahi, UK.
Extract from the Foreword :
"Abdul Mannan has translated & annotated seven poems of AlaHazrat, rahmatullahi ta'ala 'alayhi, to English. This a fruitful endeavour as English is the language of the internet and amongst the most widely spoken languages of the world. If the entire corpus of AlaHazrat, rahmatullahi ta'ala 'alayhi, were in English, he would certainly be heralded as the greatest mind of his century.
His poems are perhaps the greatest expressions of his love for RasulAllah, ﷺ, and presenting this before Anglophones will go a long way in introducing the Imam to those devoid of Urdu, Allah Willing. " ---Mawlana Aqdas Qadiri, UK.
Extract from the Foreword :
"Every believer should aspire to increase his love for his Nabi, ﷺ, as there is no greater treasure than this. Imam Ahmad Raza Khan's, rahmatullahi ta'ala 'alayhi, poetry is a unique and scholarly piece of work which is unique in this contemporary period as it encompasses and reflects the beliefs of the Ahl al-Sunnah. This translation is a much needed work and is available for the first time in the English language." ---Mawlana Naveed Ashrafi, UK.
Table of Contents :
---Foreword by Allama Arshad Misbahi,
---Foreword by Mawlana Aqdas Qadiri,
---Foreword by Mawlana Naveed Ashrafi.
---Preface,
---Introduction,
---[1]. Gham ho Gaye Be Shumaar Aqa,
---[2]. Lutf un ka Aam Ho Hi Jaye Ga,
---[3]. Lam Yaati Nadhiruka fi Nadharin,
---[4]. Muhammad, ﷺ, Mazhare Kamil,
---[5]. Ne Matein Baant-ta jis Simt woh Zishan Gaya,
---[6]. He Kalaam e Ilahi me Shams O Dhuha,
---[7]. Jobanon par he Bahare Chaman Aaraie Dost.
---Bibliography.
NB: The attached audio CD contains selections of the Hadaiq e Bakhshish recited by the renowned Owais Raza Qadiri.
About the Author :
Al-Shaykh al-Imām Ahmad Ridā Khān al-Qadiri (b. 1272 AH/1856 CE),
alayhi ar-Rahman w'al-Ridwan, was a renowned
Hanafī jurist,
hadīth expert (
muhaddith) and theologian par excellence, recognised by scholars
from the Islamic world to be a reviver (
mujaddid) of his era.
AlaHadrat,
alayhi ar-Rahman, was a prolific
writer whose legal edicts (
Al-Fatawa Ridawiyya) were gathered into numerous encyclopedic volumes
and covered almost every science of his day. He is known to have authored in excess of 1000 books.
A
selection of works of Imam Ahmad Rida Khan,
alayhi ar-Rahman.
*Dimensions : 22.2 x 14.3cm
English
