Assalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuh.

By the grace of Almighty Allah, all the respected members of the executive committee must be doing well. May Allah grant us all the ability to attain all the distinct qualities and blessings of the last ten days of this blessed month in accordance with the Sunnah. Ameen.

Furthermore, regarding the applications (Apps) visible above, you might think that they are very beneficial and useful, and that they have been developed by Muslims. If you think so, it is not entirely correct, because these apps are actually created by Qadianis, who are trying to mislead Muslims under the guise of Islam. These individuals introduce themselves under names like Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at, or Ahmadiyya Muslim Mission, and are active worldwide, including in India.

Twenty apps have been mentioned above, each having its own history and background. Here, a few necessary points are being presented regarding the "Ask Islam" app; clarifications about the remaining apps will be given in the future, In sha Allah.

What is the "Ask Islam" App?

This app actually functions in the form of a Dar-ul-Ifta. As we know, the role of a Dar-ul-Ifta is to answer questions in the light of the Quran and Hadith. In the exact same manner, this Qadiani app also issues fatwas in the name of Islam, but their answers are based on Qadiani beliefs, which is sheer misguidance.

Now the question arises: do only Qadianis ask questions on this app?

No! Instead, it is mostly Muslims who turn to this app because they mistake it for an authentic Islamic app. For instance, if someone asks a question regarding inheritance or wills, they are answered according to Qadiani beliefs, and unfortunately, they accept it considering it to be correct.

Ignorance and Danger Among the Youth

It has become a common habit among our youth to rely on "Imam Google" instead of consulting Islamic scholars and Imams of mosques. The extent is such that upon the birth of a child, instead of consulting scholars or mosque Imams to choose an Islamic name, Google or online apps are consulted. As a result, traditional and authentic Islamic names like Abdullah, Abdul Rahman, Fatima, and Aisha are beginning to be considered outdated. This issue will also be discussed in detail on some other occasion, In sha Allah.

Despite living in Muslim households, these youth are mentally leaning towards Qadianism without even realizing it, and their parents are also unaware of this danger. This situation is extremely alarming!

The looting of a caravan is indeed a loss, but not even having the realization of being looted is the greatest loss of all.

The Deception and Strategy of Qadianis

Instead of naming their apps "Qadiani Apps" or "Ahmadiyya Apps," they launch them with names like "Al-Islam" so that they can deceive Muslims.

Therefore, it is essential that:

1. Imams of mosques warn Muslims about this fitnah (tribulation) in Friday sermons, lessons during the odd nights (Taq Raaten), and gatherings at Eidgahs.

2. The public should be informed that these apps are a medium for spreading the poison of Qadianism in the name of Islam.

3. Muslims must avoid using these apps and instead consult authentic Islamic institutions.

Do not assume that Qadianis are not among us; rather, their poisonous propaganda is present in the form of "Apps" inside the pocket of every Muslim.

It is a humble request to understand the sensitivity and gravity of this fitnah and to take immediate measures to prevent it.

May Allah grant us all the ability to protect the Deen (religion) and bestow sincerity and steadfastness upon us in this blessed service until our last breath. Ameen.

Seeking your prayers,

Abdul Rahman, Melvisharam, Tamil Nadu Province

22 Ramadhan-ul-Mubarak 1466 AH

23 March 2025, 1:00 PM

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Wish we could become such Muslims too

Wish we could become such Muslims too

Khadija Benguenna, a prominent and highly popular anchor and journalist from Algeria in the Arab world, shares an incident from her visit to the United States. She says she was waiting in line at a superstore counter to pay after shopping when a hijabi Muslim woman entered, pulling a large box. The box was presumably a lawnmower. Signs of exhaustion were clearly visible on the woman's face. The woman went to the cashier standing at the counter and said very politely, "Yesterday, I bought this machine from you along with other items for $500." Cashier: "Do you want to return it?" Muslim woman: "No." Cashier: "Have you seen it being sold at a lower price at another store? Our policy allows us to refund you the difference, but for that, you will have to show proof of the other store's price." The Muslim woman replied, "It's none of those reasons. Rather, I bought this machine from you yesterday along with other items, and the payment was made via credit card. Then I took these goods to my residence, which is located about a two-hour drive from here. But when I reached home and checked the receipt, I realized that you had charged me for the other items but forgot to include the price of this machine." Upon hearing this, the cashier immediately stood up, hugged the woman, and, trying to hold back the tears welling up in her eyes, said in an emotionally overwhelmed tone, "Then what forced you to travel for 4 hours and take a day off from work?" The Muslim woman said with great simplicity, "Honesty (Amanah)." And then, in English, she began explaining the Islamic teachings regarding trustworthiness to her. Hearing this, the employee went to the female manager sitting in the glass cabin. We couldn't hear them, but her body language and expressions indicated she was saying something special. The employee paused, and then the manager stood up from her seat and came out. She gathered all the store staff, and customers gathered too. She began telling them about this Muslim woman's honesty. The Muslim woman stood silently, her face reflecting a modest grace. After hearing this, the staff asked the Muslim woman questions regarding honesty and integrity in Islam. She answered them in a well-measured manner in the light of religious knowledge. The manager offered to gift the machine to the Muslim woman, which she gracefully declined, saying that the reward from God holds more value for her than the machine. She paid the price, said thank you, and left the store. This incident was witnessed by dozens of customers present in the superstore, who looked with great astonishment at the woman leaving the store, wearing her hijab, surrounded by a captivating smile and an aura of spiritual strength. Khadija Benguenna says that hearing and seeing this made her feel extremely proud of being a Muslim, and after making her payment, she thanked God and left the superstore. La ilaha illallah Muhammadur Rasoolullah 🌾 If a person possesses two qualities after believing: 1: Fear of God (Taqwa) 2: Good Character (Akhlaq) Society respects that person, and these two qualities can lead a person to Paradise after death. Insha'Allah. "Wish we could become such Muslims too" _______________________________________ Quoted. Selection: Islamic Tube