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[quote]Thanks Brother Usmani, for resorting to a more decent and reasonable way of discussing things now. Although I am surprised that Imam Ghazali's words quoted above do not seem to you as differing from Quran and Sunnah, when 1) he claims for a sufi "[blue]clear and complete knowledge[/blue]" - which according to Quran is an attribute of Allah only, and Quran says "[green]There is nothing whatever like Him. (42: 11)[/green]" 2) Imam Ghazali, claims that "[blue]The miracles wrought by the saints are, in fact, merely the earliest forms of prophetic manifestation (bidaya al-anbiya’)[/blue]" - Although Quran is clear on the fact the Muhammad (sws) is Last of the prophets and the wahi (access to Divine, hence certain knowledge) has stopped after Muhammad. Quran says, " [green]Muhammad is not the father of any of your men, but (he is) the Messenger of Allah, and the [u][b]Seal of the Prophets:[/b][/u] and Allah has full knowledge of all things (33:40)[/green]." 3) What then is the philosophical difference in their claims and those of [i]Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiyani[/i] except that [i]Qadiyani[/i] was ‘audacious’ enough to term the same idea of his ‘certain knowledge’ wahi? Regards, Salman[/quote]
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