Thursday, 13 February 2014

14 February of this 2014

we think we are really powerful just because we are above ground level, how powerful will we be 6ft under the ground. except evil deed What thing will you have on the Day of Judgment.

I was worried to write something about on valentine’s day, not for keeping my blog update but wanted to remind you that what our religion say, I know this is 2014 and it is hard to leave everything which we have now a days. After few hours there will be the day which the people, I mean western people call it Valentine day.

The thing is that we have lost our commands on our religion; yes we are not rendering real and complete attention toward our Deen-e-islam that’s why today we see all such happening around us. Our mall fully represents an enormous on the fake Valentine day. Our young boys and girls use this day as a ameliorate friendships which totally unislamic leading our youth towards worst life. Our Islamic teaching disguised in modernization culture, that is the convulsing situation of our Islamic countries, today we need to understand, this is not the way Muslim were, and were glorious but due to our mistake we neglect the teaching of Islam and became intertwined with the evil deed. This is temporary world my pal.

Just for the 1 min, ask yourself the whole day which spent before today that how many times you repeated Prophet Muhammad PBUH Sunnah, A single? and yet we have everything from single flower to the commercial ads. I’m not today criticizing our govt. and our media. But I’m saying about us what we are doing today just enhancing and celebrating such days which will give you nothing in the end. All the things will vanish one day. Everything will leave behind; we think we are really powerful just because we are above ground level, how powerful will we be 6ft under the ground. except evil deed What thing will you have on the Day of Judgment.


 

There is no religion which encourages their followers to love and care for one another more than Islam does. This applies at all times and in all circumstances, not just on one particular day. Indeed, so stop being a part of this valentine day. Go to the masjid before your body carried there; ask forgiveness and everything you want in your life in the light of Sunnah 

-Muhammad Usman Farooq Gigani


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Monday, 10 February 2014

Steve Jobs Valued Time




The actual reason Steve Jobs wearing the same kind of clothes through out is that he did not want to waste time every morning on thinking what shud he wear today.  he really valued time.
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Tuesday, 4 February 2014

Royal Festival Named as Sindh Festival


Something has really changed in our society. Some profligate people publically devalued our culture of Sindh. But in the end all the things will vanish no money, no culture and nothing will leave, because this world gonna destroy soon. The bilawal zardari which recently came in Karachi with slightly puffy of western culture introduced vulgarity in our culture. What this bilawal knows about the pain of foodless nation, he himself never went without food or lived in Larkana (poorest people of Pakistan) for a single day, where people don't know from where their next meal will come from, like rest of 60% food less Pakistani's.



 It seems bilawal love to watch superman movie series that’s why he has chosen superman symbol. Why I'm saying all such because there is nothing in their to save our culture heritage of moen-jo-daro by showing cat walk, singing pop songs, and releasing new English rap song which is known now as “Sind Fest” but I must say, they want that the people see what kind of interest they have for their own. People aren’t focusing on our culture definitely watching bilawal and bhaktawar who are releasing song in English on Sindh Cultural day. Do you really think that they are really saving our cultural heritage? We all know we have our own urdu and sindhi provincial language.


 I went last month to the city mirpurkhas in sindh, I saw many ladies who were wearing bangles in their entire hands as well they were looking poor, fetching their own goods from one place to another. How about larkana, there is majority of poor people live in their handmade huts. Did they also invited by bilawal? Definitely no!
 These poor people were watching laser lighting on the day of inauguration ceremony outside the moen-jo-daro. And definitely were amazed by seeing our sindh assembly member’s protocol. This definitely looks like a royal festival rather than we call it Sindh festival. In that royal festival singer Annie singing sufi song and suddenly an model came and kissed on her cheeks. Yes this is the way of representing Sindhi Culture.



I’m really admired by his mother Benazir Bhutto if she was there then it would never have happened such like. Somebody should come forward and finish them forever to secure the future of our Pakistan. Their fun is intolerable. The big party in sindh PPP made politics their family business to do unlimited corruption. It is up to us to preserve our own history and culture without adding any western culture.

-Muhammad Usman Farooq Gigani
 

On Twitter:



Made a joke of #Sindh Mohenjo Daro festival wth singing pop music,catwalks & English rap. Great way to promote the culture! @BBhuttoZardari


I, as a sindhi condemns Sindh Festival because it is destroying sindhi culture @BBhuttoZardari @AseefaBZ @BakhtawarBZ









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Muhammad Usman Farooq Gigani 
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Tuesday, 14 January 2014

Pakistan Idol and Illuminati


Providing a platform to sing a song where we Muslim just insult ourselves by judges for the sake of just 4 to 5 lines of music. You Are Muslim








I was telling everyone that this program running by jews finally we got a prove here. This is not an incident, not a mistake not just happened. Yes, Hadiqa definitely knows what she wore. In such they are all successful in their missions. I know one day their roots would be too much strong, and no one have single word against this program. Because we are contrived Muslim. After this program I’m sure you will see many ads in news paper about Ustad’s who give training and all such, this is just start. Dear Followers we are Muslim, we have to know what our religion says what are moral values of our religion. We should try not to watch such programs. Actually they all want to dissuade Muslim from Islam. They know we are good in brotherhood, they know we are best in everything, they know very well what our Prophet Muhammad PBUH said. They are here today because of our weaknesses, because we are not paying attention toward our religion.

Wake up guys this is happening to us, is it still Pakistan? Illuminati just want to depart Muslims from their Islamic Activities. I saw many girls in their audition which had used their beautiful tongue in the name our Beloved Muhammad PBUH! Yes they were Naat Khawa girls, and many of them have been rejected! Dear follower’s at least show some respect towards your Allah. We all know music is Haram but we listen and enjoy but this is too much. Providing a platform to sing a song where we Muslim just insult ourselves by judges for the sake of just 4 to 5 lines of music. You Are Muslim








Allah says in Quran
Allah has promised those among you who believe, and do righteous good deeds, that He will certainly grant them succession to (the present rulers) in the earth, as He granted it to those before them, and that He will grant them the authority to practise their religion, that which He has chosen for them (i.e. Islam). And He will surely give them in exchange a safe security after their fear (provided) they (believers) worship Me and do not associate anything (in worship) with Me. But whoever disbelieved after this, they are the Fasiqun (rebellious, disobedient to Allah).”
[ayah 55, Surah Al-Nur]




Hadhrat Abu Maalik Ash’ari (radhiyallahu anhu) says that he heard Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) say:
“Most certainly, there will be in my Ummah people who will make lawful fornication, silk, liquor and musical instruments.” (Bukhaari)


-Muhammad Usman Farooq Gigani 

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Saturday, 4 January 2014

Queen Victoria Love for Hafiz Abdul Karim (Servant) in 1887

For 13 years, Queen Victoria wrote letters to Abdul Karim almost daily, sometimes several a day, in some fondly calling him “Dearest Munshi” and “your closest friend”. Shrabani Basu told BBC that on some occasions Queen Victoria even signed off her letters to Abdul Karim with a flurry of kisses.
For thirteen years, Queen Victoria wrote letters to Abdul Karim almost daily sometimes several letters a day in which she fondly called him “Dear good Munshi”, “Dearest Munshi” and “your closest friend”. London based author Shrabani Basu told BBC that on some occasions Queen Victoria even signed off her letter to Abdul Karim with a flurry of kisses – which was uncommon to do at the time, let alone for the Queen of England and the Commonwealth.
   Abdul Karim, 24 year old, tall and handsome Muslim from Agra, India worked as a clerk at Central Jail, Agra. He was sent to England in 1887 during the Golden Jubilee celebrations to wait tables. The day Queen Victoria saw him she wrote in her journal “he is much younger, is much lighter and with a fine serious countenance”. Basu told the BBC that diaries indicated the young Muslim was contemplating leaving his job soon after his employment began because it was “too menial” but the Queen successfully persuaded him not to.   The Queen gained a fondness for all things Abdul Karim; He once cooked Meal for the Queen and she loved it so much that it remained on the Royal menu daily for almost thirteen years. She also adored Urdu and asked Abdul Karim to become her Urdu teacher, taking daily lessons and conversing in Urdu with him. Queen Victoria was then able to read and write Urdu. Now Abdul Karim became her ‘Munshi’ (teacher). On November 20 1888 she had written to Sir Theodore Martin that “Munshi is an excellent, clever, truly pious and very refined gentlemen.



The Queen even looked after Abdul Karim when he was ill with an infectious boil on his neck. Her personal physician Dr. Reid was called to attend to him. Dr. Reid in 1890 wrote “Queen was visiting Abdul Karim twice daily in his room taking Urdu lessons, signing her boxes, examining his neck, smoothing his pillows, etc”. He thought it was ‘Munshimania’.   Over the time that Munshi worked for the Queen she gave him cottages, expensive gifts, showered honours and medals, and allowed him to bring his wife and mother-in-law to England. By now Munshi’s lifestyle had changed and Dean Nelson describes it as “The Munshi had his own servants in the Royal Household. In one of Queen’s letters to Abdul Karim she writes “The long letter I enclose (separately) which was written nearly a month ago is entirely and solely my own idea not a human being will ever know of it or what you answer me. If you can’t read (referring to her hand-writing) I will help you and then burn it at once”. I have always wondered what she must have written to him that had to be burnt immediately after reading. The Queen continued to write about Munshi in her journals, on April 4 1889 writing about Abdul Karim’s demeanour “He is a thorough gentleman in feelings and manners”. Abdul Karim was then promoted to become Indian Secretary to the Queen. She commissioned Heinnch Von Angeli to paint Munshi’s portrait. Rudolph Swoboda had also painted a portrait of Abdul Karim which hangs today in the Indian corridor of Osborne House.
 Lord George Hamilton telegraphed Lord Elgin in India to inquire about Munshi and his family with the intention to discredit him, however, Lord Elgin replied that they were respectable and trustworthy. Hamilton then authorised an investigation against an alleged “Mohamedan intriguer” Rafiuddin Ahmed who visited Abdul Karim, in order to find anything against Munshi, but the investigation found nothing to discredit either. Rafiuddin Ahmed’s contributions to Empire would later land him a role in the Bombay Government and was knighted in 1932.  Ponsonby, Col. Bigge, Dr. Reid and others of the Royal household tried turning the Queen against Abdul Karim with insinuating comments about his social status in India, handling finances and even his health but the Queen considered it to be racial prejudice and called it “shameful”.

 According to the BBC once someone had tried to say ill about Abdul Karim and the Queen angrily responded “this is typical of you British”.   Bonhams’(Writer) in their 2008 catalogue notes the Queen “recognized that their racist attitude would leave him vulnerable after her death so she made provisions for him in her will”. She had asked the Viceroy in India to arrange some land for him in Agra. The Viceroy reluctantly made the arrangements but wrote back to her mentioning another man, who during the 1857 mutiny had helped blow up the Kashmiri Gate in Delhi at the risk of his life had received land yielding of 250 rupees for life and Abdul Karim was receiving double the amount. The Queen had also given specific instructions that Abdul Karim be given the honour of being among the principal mourners at her funeral.   Queen Victoria died on January 22 1901. Though unwilling, the Queen’s son and now King, Edward VII followed his mother’s instructions and allowed Abdul Karim in the room where the late Queen’s casket was kept. Abdul Karim was the last person to see the Queen before her casket was closed. With the passing of the Queen, the Royals and Lords were able to take revenge on the man they resented for so long but the Queen had stubbornly defended. Queen Alexandra, the Queen consort came with guards banging the doors of the cottage where Abdul Karim and his wife lived. They asked them to bring any documents concerning the Queen and burned it all in a bonfire. Munshi Abdul Karim and his wife stood helplessly and sadly watching the lovingly written words of the Queen being consumed by the fire. King Edward VII immediately ordered Munshi to be sent back to India.   Back in India, Abdul Karim resided at Karim Lodge which he had built on the 300 acres of land that he owned in Agra, most of it gifted by the Queen and the rest he purchased. Even after the death of Queen Victoria and Abdul Karim being ordered back to India, King Edward VII continued to be infatuated with their correspondence and kept ordering raids on Abdul Karim’s house to confiscate any form of correspondence. Munshi Abdul Karim did not live long after the Queen’s death. He died in Agra in1909 at the age of 46. Abdul Karim had written in his diary “I pray to the Almighty for the richest blessings to be showered down on our good Queen Empress” 
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