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APRIL 2001

MONTHLY * Vol 15-04 No:172 * APRIL 2001 / MUHARRAM 1422H

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CHILDREN'S CORNER

The Dumb WitnessThe Wise QaziThe Two SavioursSignificance of Wordings of SalatKaabahLove of BooksArab ProverbsWords from the Quran
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April 2001 Contest

The Dumb Witness

Masood Faraz, Bangalore.

ONCE there lived a farmer known as Rahmat. Hardworking as he was, he had

bought a number of farms where he grew pumpkins and had gathered for

himself a small fortune.

As it happened, he had to go to a nearby city in connection with a court case. It

would take him about a month. So he engaged a watchman to take care of hisfarm. Another farmer, Nawab Jan, living closeby, had become jealous of

Rahmats prosperity and could not see Rahmat a happy man at all.

So when Rahmat went to the city, Nawab bribed the watchman and began

plucking Rahmats pumpkins. The watchman would load them onto Nawabs

bullock cart and later the pumpkins were sold in the market. The Watchman
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would get his share in the money so earned.

This continued till Rahmat returned to his village. Nawab had made quite a lot of

money. Rahmat was upset to see a wide patch of farm without pumpkins. When

Rahmat asked his watchman he acted as if he was innocent and did not know

anything. Rahmat was a worried man now. He approached the Sarpanch

(village headman) of the panchayat, Sohan Lal. He told him that he suspected

Nawab for the theft but had no proof. Nawab was called to the Chaupal (villagesquare) and asked if he had a hand in the pilferage of pumpkins from Rahmats

farm. Nawab protested and the Sohan Lal was left with no choice but to let him

go.

The wise headman thought and came up with a scheme. He walked up to the

Nawabs barn, sat on the cart, yoked the bullock and let the bullock free to pull

the cart as it wished. As was its wont, the bullock reached Rahmats farm. The

headman plucked a few pumpkins and ordered them to be loaded onto the

cart. As a routine the bullock again took the cart to the vegetable market on the

beaten path. Although Nawab did not tell the truth the dumb bullock solved the

mystery.

The witness was enough to prove Nawabs guilt. As a punishment, the

headman asked Nawab and the watchman to return the money earned through

sale of stolen pumpkins and also slapped a heavy fine on the devious duo.

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The Wise Qazi
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Shazia Andaleeb

THIS story belongs to the time of the Caliphs and the Qazis. When disputes

were settled in courts headed by Qazis who ruled fairly and justly using their

experience and expertise in detecting the truth. When there were no lawyers toturn truth into lies and twist lies into truth.

There was once a wayside inn which consisted of a single long dormitory. One

day there were five men who were sharing it. One of them happened to be a

diamond merchant. The five men spent the night together and in the morning,

when they were ready to go their separate ways, the diamond merchant

discovered that his bag of diamonds was missing. He was immediately

suspicious of the four persons he had shared the room with him and wasconvinced that one of them was a thief.

He approached the local Qazi with his plea. The Qazi summoned the four men

and questioned them. No one admitted to having stolen the diamonds. Having

reached this dead-end with those men, the Qazi gave them each a stick. The

Qazi then said: The sticks given to you are the same in length, whoever of you
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here is the thief, his stick will grow longer by two inches through the night So

tomorrow morning we shall know who the thief among you is

After this, the four men were confined in different rooms for the night. The thief

among them grew nervous. He was scared that the stick might actually grow

and prove him guilty. During the course of the night, he struck upon the idea to

shorten the stick by two inches so that it remains the same as before even if it

grows. He was now confident that he will not be caught.

The next morning, when the Qazis court assembled, the four accused were

brought in. Their sticks were taken back and measured. It was found that one of

the sticks was two inches shorter than the rest. The Qazi knew who the thief

was and ordered him to return the diamonds to their rightful owner. And he

ordered him to be whipped 50 times as a punishment for his crime of theft.

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The Two Saviours

Churchill, the prime minister of England, was saved from certain deathduring his childhood. And Chruchills father funded schooling of his

saviours son who became the inventor of Pencillin. Here lies an

interesting story.

HIS name was Fleming, and he was a poor

Scottish farmer. One day, while trying to make a

living for his family, he heard a cry for help
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coming from a nearby bog. He dropped his

tools and ran to the bog. There, mired to his

waist in black muck, was a terrified boy,

screaming and struggling to free himself.

Farmer Fleming saved the lad from what could

have been a slow and terrifying death.

The next day, a fancy carriage pulled up to theScotsmans sparse surroundings. An elegantly dressed nobleman stepped out

and introduced himself as the father of the boy Fleming had saved. I want to

repay you, said the nobleman. You saved my sons life.

No, I cant accept payment for what I did, the Scottish farmer replied, waving

off the offer.

At that moment, the Flemings own son came to the door of the family hovel.

Is that your son? The nobleman asked.

Yes, the farmer replied proudly.

Ill make you a deal. Let me provide him with the level of education my son will

enjoy. If the lad is anything like his father, hell no doubt grow to be a man we

both will be proud of.

And that he did. Farmer Flemings son attended the very best schools and in

time, he graduated from St. Marys Hospital Medical School in London, and

went on to become known throughout the world as the noted Sir Alexander

Fleming, the discoverer of Penicillin. He was later awarded the Nobel Prize for

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Years afterward, the same noble mans son who was saved from the bog was

stricken with pneumonia. What saved his life this time? Penicillin. The name of

the nobleman? Lord Randolph Churchill. His sons name? Sir Winston

Churchill.

Someone once said: What goes around comes around.... How true.

And just a final little reminder... Work like you dont need the money. Love likeyouve never been hurt. Sing like nobodys listening.

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Significance of Wordings of Salat

Shafia Ahmed, Chennai

SALAT (Namaz) is really a very blessed and auspicious observance. Every

word uttered in it is filled with Allahs greatness and sanctity. Sanaa, the

opening prayer of Salat contains an extremely devotional meaning viz:

Subhaanaka Allaahumma Wa bihamdika wa tabaarakasmuka wa ta

aalaa jadduka wa laa ilaaha ghairak

O Allah! I praise thy Sanctity. Thou art free from all blemishes. Thou art above

anything that is not the best. I praise Thy glory. All virtues and beauties are

admittedly for Thee and befit Thee. Thy name is blessed and in fact so blessed

that blesses everything over which it is mentioned. Thy eminence is most

exalted. Thy magnificence is most sublime. There is no God save Thee. None


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has ever been and none shall ever be fit to be worshipped save Thee.

Similarly in ruku we recite Subhaana rabbiyal azeem. Which means My

maginificent and Almighty Allah is free from all blemishes. I express my

humbleness and weakness before his greatness by bowing my head before

Him (for the bowing of head is the symbol of humbleness, just as a stiff neck is

the sign of arrogance).

Similarly in Sajdah we express our submission before Allah and declare Him

above all defects. Our head which is considered as the most superb part of our

body along with our eyes, ears, nose and tongue is placed on ground before

Him in the hope that He would show mercy and bestow His blessings on us.

Standing with our hands folded was the first expression of our submission. This

was further augmented by the bending of our head in ruku and it reached its

climax when we place our head on the ground before Him. In fact the wholeSalaat is an indication of submission and therefore a means of success in this

world and in the hereafter. May Allah through His kindness arouse all the

Muslims to offer such a salaat.

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Kaabah

History and Importance

Md. Suhail Akbari


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The Holy Kaabah

THE Kaabah is a small building which is cubic in shape. Muslims face towards

it five times a day while performing their namaz since the time of the Prophet

(Pbuh). People go around it during Haj and Umrah. This is called Tawaaf.

Kaabah is 12 meters high and its total size is 60 square meters. The inside ofthe Kaaba is 13 by 9 metres. The walls are one metre thick, the floor inside is

2.2 metres higher than the floor outside. Its ceiling and roof are made of

teakwood, which is topped with stainless steel. The stones inside are

unpolished while outside ones are polished.

This holy building was first constructed by the first man and Prophet Hazrat

Adam, peace be upon him, and later on reconstructed by Hazrat Ibrahim, Ismail

and Prophet Muhammad (Pbuh). No other building has had this honour. It hasbeen reconstructed up to 12 times. The Most recent construction took place

only four years ago. It has faced floods as well as human attacks in the past.

The Name Kaabah in Arabic means a high place with respect and prestige.

The word Kaabah may also be a derivative of a word meaning a cube. It is also

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ul-Haram meaning the honourable house.

This small holy building has a great impact on man and history and is a unique

one.

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Love of Books

BOOKS are mans best friends. They treasure knowl-edge. During the peak of

the Islamic era, Muslims respected knowledge and spread it by writing newbooks. Here are a few scholars who are known for their love of books and

contributions to knowledge through writing books

Mujaddudin Ferozabadi : (Died in 817 AH) He used to travel with a lot of

books and kept reading them wherever his caravan set up camps. Once he

purchased books worth 50,000 misqal worth of gold. He wrote a large number

of books but his most widely known books is Qamoos (Arabic dictionary)


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which is in print even today.

Mufti Nooruddin Samhoudi : (Died 911 A.H.) He was born in Samhoud in

Egypt. Everyone in Madinah was taught by him. He wrote three histories of

Madinah. The first one got burnt. Second is titledAl-Wafa while the third one is

Khulasatul Wafa and were published.

Sheikh Ali Muttaqi : (Died 975 AH). His native place was Jaunpur in India.Once he was travelling to Makkah, the boat was badly damaged and he could

salvage all his books with great difficulty. He buried his books near the shore

under the sand and set up a mark. It so happened that a Bedouin found them,

carried them to Makkah and began to sell among the Hajj pilgrims. He found

that the books belonged to none but himself. He quietly purchased the book.

Kanzul Ammalwritten by Syuti was compiled and edited by Muttaqi. But for his

effort, Kanzul Ammalwould have remained wrapped under obscurity.

Hafiz Shamsuddin Sakhawi : (831-975 A.H.). He read countless numbers of

books and taught at least 400 disciples. He was an authority in Hadith, Fiqh,

History and Qirat. His books were full of wisdom and knowledge.

Hafiz Ibne Hajr Asqalani : (772-852 A.H.). He authored nearly 150 books. Of

these the tafseer of Bukhari titled Sharah Fathul Bariis his magnum opus. He

used to deliver discourses on Tafseer, Hadith and Fiqh. He held at least 1,000

sessions on Grammar. Leading scholars used to attend his lectures.

Imam Badruddin Maini : (762-855 A.H.) He was a tireless reader of books

and was an equally rapid writer. He wrote Qaduriand Hawiin one nights time.

He had memorized books on history and lexicography. He wrote several books

among which Umdatul Qari Sharahul Bukhariare very famous.

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Arab Proverbs

Silah al mar'a dumu'aha

The weapon of a Woman is her Tears

Trust not a woman when she weeps

Courtesy : Primrose Arnander & Ashkhain Skipwith, Stacey International, London.

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Words from the Quran
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April 2001 Contest

ISLAMIC VOICE

Crossword Puzzle

Please fill up the answers in this crossword with the help of the clues provided

below. Cut the same and send us together with the coupon appearing below by

May 10, 2001. Three prizes worth Rs. 300, Rs. 200 and Rs. 100 will be given

for all-correct entries. The winners will be chosen by drawing of the lots.

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1. First person to accept Islam (7)

3. The Prophets (Pbuh) son-in-law (3)

6. The first Khalifa (RA) (8)

7. Lingua-franca of the Arabic world (6)

8. Total (3)

9. Noor in English (5)

11. Ask Allah (4)

12. Taxi (3)

14. Verse of the Quran (4)

16. The tomb of Mumtaz Mahal is in ________ (4)

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Down1. Baithullah (5)

2. The uncle who looked after the Prophet (Pbuh) (8)

3. Al-Naml in English (3)

4. Haj Pilgrims attire (5)

5. 30th chapter of the Quran (5)

8. Damascus is the capital of _________ (5)9. Bigger (6)

10. Chop (3)

13. Red as a _______ (4)

14. First Prophet of Allah (4)

15. _______ and hearty (4)

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February 2001 Contest

Following were adjudged the winners of the prizes for the Islamic Voice

February 2001 Contest.

First Prize: Rs. 300, Sumaiya Tazeen, Mysore

Second Prize, Rs. 200, Iqbal Ahmed Farooqui, Hazaribagh, Jharkhand

Third Prize, Rs. 100, Asad Ahmed Siddiqui, Hyderabad

Two other all-correct entries were received from:

Mohammad Waqas Musba, Bhatkal, Karnataka.

Mohammad Mazharul Haque, Bangalore.

Correct Answers:

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Rani Lakshmi Bai

A. Millennium Dome-London, England

B. Petronas Tower-Kula Lumpur, Malaysia

C. Eiffel Tower-Paris, France

D. Gol Gumbaz-Bijapur, IndiaE. Leaning Tower-Pisa,Italy

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