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[quote]brother salam

It is very difficult to answer a line taken out from a discussion without knowing its context and relevance. It is a bit like saying Qur'an says do not say namaz. but when you look at the full context, it says when under influence of alcohol.

I have read Javaid Ahmad Ghamidhi and even met him and spoken to him. He takes a firm stand against sufism and the bidat that goes on at the tombs of saints. That he clearly states is shirk. The point you are saying, I do not know was said in what context. Going to a shrine of a Holy saint is not against religion. Praying to that saint, or thinking that saint can be a means to reach Allah is shirk. Muslims visit and pay their respects at Masjid i Nambwi,at the grave of prophet Mohammad Pbuh.We also visit janat ul Baqie to pay our respects to the graves of sahabha and other historical personalities.

You have mentioned about taking loan or encouraging loans. I live in UK.if you know anyone living here, you would be aware that the way  to get accomodation for working class people is mortgage. Which means that the bank or building society buys the house, you pay mortgage over 20-25 years and then own the house.There is no other way , unless you are financially rich. Javaid Ahmad Ghamidhi agrees with people taking out mortgage for one house which is essential for our living, but not multiple motgages for the sake of it.

My respected brother in Islam. we have right to like or dislike , agree or disagree with someone.no problem. We must be very careful in quoting someone and in its proper context. we owe it to ourselves.[/quote]

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