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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Finally the stance Ahle Sunnat Wa Zamaat’ on Dr. Zakir Naik that he is a specialist on comparative religion and not on Islamic Theology is endorsed by Dr. Zakir Naik’s IRF itself officially. Hence, In a discussion with me, Dr. Zakir Naik’s IRF admits that “Fiqh and Massail” are not their speciality; their speciality is “comparative religion” . This humble servant of Islam sent 16 questions on 18 June 2011 to Dr. Zakir Naik and his IRF on Islamic Theology at zakir @irf.net and questions@irf.net. On behalf of Dr. Zakir Naik and IRF, Dr. SHUAIB SAYYED [Manager Research, Islam and Comparative Religion, IRF] answered . He totally avoided those 16 questions on Islamic Theology arguing that “ your questions are on Fiqh and Masaail” and not on Comparative Religion.
Muhammad Abul Kalam Azad
Mufti Abul Kalam Azad is a Sunni-Sufi Scholar and hardcore critic of terrorism. He is a teacher as well as prolific writer. He was born on 26 December 1973 at a village named Babla in Malda District Of West Bengal. He completed Master Degree in English Literature from North Bengal University in his own province. Being ignorant about Islamic Theology In his tender age the author was deeply influenced by Marxism, Atheism and Wahabism. However he started studying Islamic Theology after having completed His P.G. He did Ifta from Darool Uloom Aswiya Mission under the supervision of noted Islamic Scholar Dr. Shakil Ahmad Aswi. The writings of Great Islamic Theologists like Imam Gazzali, Shah Waliullah Muhaddis Dehlawi, Mujaddid Alfisani, Shaikh Siddik Gumus, Prof. Masud Ahmad, Shaykh Hafez Imam Ahmad Raza Khan Brelvi exerted tremendous impact upon him and helped him to great extent to return to the mainstream Islam. Now he is working to spread Islam’s sweet message of peace and love across the globe
