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 The language they used and the kind of morality shown from most senior members

W/salaam
Imran[/quote]
This is perhaps the best treatment you can expect from people living in a  world of whims.There are examples of much humiliation,beating and even killing done to those who try to speak their mind in the past. And very recently ,It took 400yrs for pope to realise[url="http://www.bbc.co.uk/urdu/regional/story/2008/12/081221_pope_galileo_rza.shtml"]that galilio was a man of faith and right.[/url]

I read a book long back and may I recommend this to everyone here to read &quot;malfoozaat'' of late maulana ashraf ali thanvi published from deoband,India.This book has details of on spot answers and quotes on various issue.The answers are full of wisdom and reflects the high level of intellect of the revered maulana. In one of the sittings when someone asked him what he has to say about those who issued a fatwa of ''kufr'' against him.He replied &quot;jiske paas jo cheez hoti hai woh wahi baant ta hai''.In some other place he said'' there is a XXXXsaheb of bareilly who abused me throughout of his life but Alhamdullillah &quot;mujhpe koi asar nahin hua''.
Anyone can mark how simply he answered the most controversial questions and also shown an example how not to take any kind&quot;asar''of such things and continue his job.
You will find one more instance on how to deal with differences in the last part of the book where his mentor and ustaad clearly knowing  praised him though it was against his opinion on participation in  khilafat movement.''ke jisko sari duniya bhi apne iraade se na hilaa saki woh bhi hamari jamaat se he hai''.

3:63 (Asad) And if they turn away [from this truth] - behold, God has full knowledge of the spreaders of corruption.[/quote]

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