Shia Mazhab kab or kese Wajood me Aya? Explained By Dr Israr Ahmed | WaytoAllah

Dr. Israr Ahmed (1932-2010) was a renowned Pakistani Islamic scholar, orator, and theologian. He was a prominent figure in the Islamic revival movement in Pakistan and had a significant impact on the global Muslim community.
Early Life and Education
Born in Hisar, India, Dr. Ahmed migrated to Pakistan with his family after partition. He studied medicine at King Edward Medical College in Lahore and later specialized in psychiatry. However, his true passion lay in Islamic studies, which he pursued alongside his medical career.
Career
Dr. Ahmed began his Islamic scholarship under the guidance of prominent scholars like Maulana Amin Ahsan Islahi and Maulana Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi. He went on to establish Tanzeem-e-Islami in 1975, an organization dedicated to Islamic revival and reform.
Teachings and Works
Dr. Ahmed's teachings focused on the Quranic concept of "Khilafah" (vicegerency) and the need for Muslims to return to the original sources of Islamic knowledge. He emphasized the importance of Jihad (struggle) in the way of Allah and the establishment of an Islamic state.
Some of his notable works include:
"The Prophet's Strategy for Islamic Revolution"
"The Reality of Tasawwuf in the Light of the Prophetic Model"
"Synthesis of Iman: Discourse on Al-e-Imran, 3:190-195"
"Khilafah in Pakistan: What, why & how ?"
"ISLAMIC RENAISSANCE : THE REAL TASK AHEAD"
Legacy
Dr. Ahmed's impact on contemporary Islamic thought and activism is immense. He inspired a generation of Muslims to strive for Islamic revival and reform. His teachings continue to influence scholars, activists, and laymen alike.
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