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Introduction and review of the books written by Hazrat Maulana Muhammad Azharul Islam Siddiqui (may Allah have mercy on him):

Throughout the ages, the greatest spiritual leaders have dispelled superstitions, blind faith and religious obscurantism through their insightful writings. Professor Hazrat Maulana Muhammad Azharul Islam Siddiqui Sahib's research-based, spiritual and scientific writings in the light of the Holy Quran and Sunnah are no exception. The notable feature of Maulana Sahib's writings is that he has spread the teachings of the Holy Quran and Sunnah with the essence of science in this era of scientific excellence. Which has been welcomed by people of all religions. We will review this issue in detail in this chapter, God willing.

Hazrat Maulana Muhammad Azharul Islam Siddiqui (may Allah have mercy on him) wrote the following eight books during his lifetime; which were published by his worthy son-in-law and chief caliph Hazrat Maulana Mufti Dr. Muhammad Manzoorul Islam Siddiqui.

1. Screen from the perspective of science

2. Heaven on Earth

3. Big dream.

4. The mystery of life and physiology.

5. The theory of differentiation of knowledge

6. Smoke and thirst are destructive.

7. Great Thought

8. Irrefutable evidence of being a Pir

A brief discussion on the book 'Taranaye Jannat or Bihishti Sur' (exactly copied from the book 'Jibon Darshan Tasawwuf Charcha'. For more details, please read the book 'Jibon Darshan and Tasawwuf Charcha'. Written and compiled by researcher Md. Selim-ul Islam Siddique, who received an M.Phil. degree from Dhaka University. 

Hazrat Maulana Muhammad Azharul Islam Siddiqui (may Allah have mercy on him) presented the book 'Tarana-e-Jannat' in 1982, which contains the two types of desirable objects of the Ashiqin, Zakirin, and Salikin, i.e. the secret principles of the spiritual world.

With each page of the book 'Taranaye Jannat ba Bihishti Sur', his poetic talent has taken a place in the jewel box of the reader's heart. A great saint who loves Allah

Maulana Sahib says in this book:

"Oh God, you are Rahman Rahim."

You created the universe.

I am poor and destitute.

Yet your growth within me

"You are infinite, existing in the infinite."

The above few lines reveal the great wisdom of Maulana Sahib. Here, the two great identities of the great Allah, the Lord of the Universe, 'the Most Gracious and the Great Creator of the Universe' are revealed and the very small human being has achieved 'the knowledge of Sufism and the knowledge of enlightenment' and the great power of the infinitely great Allah, the Lord of the Universe. He has written a book called 'Maha Bhavana' about the greatness of the infinite great Creator, which we will discuss in detail in the relevant section.

The book 'Tarana-ye Jannat' is written in two volumes. It is known that he composed 107 spiritual ghazals during his travels to different parts of the country for about 13 years from 1977 AD to 1990 AD. In almost every ghazal, he mentioned the time and place of composition, which bears the mark of his high level of discretion and has made our research much easier.

Maulana Sahib loved his mentor Qibla very much and in his memory he used to

On January 18, 1977, while on his way to Jamsa, he wrote:

"Who goes to the traveler, tell him the news?"

I am living in the forest.

How can you leave me at home and live abroad?

I won't come near again.

I will not love again.

I will no longer stand by and beg.

On January 10, 1977, he wrote about "Ilm Ma'rifat":

"Fana Fish will be a sheikh if

All taxes are timeless.

Gird your loins with all sorrows, and bow to the feet of the Pir.

To be a fana fillah

Leave your wisdom to God.

"Let me wear the words of Morshed as a garland around my neck."

 Since the above lines are at a very high level in the world of 'ilm ma'rifat', it is very difficult to discuss this subject with our very meager knowledge. However, it has been understood that in order to reach the high level of 'fana fish shaykh' and 'fana fillah', one must have a sincere love for his murshid or pir. Fana fish shaykh means 'saliq fana in shaykh' and 'fana fillah' means 'saliq fana in Allah the Almighty'.

This book contains some ghazals that are only spiritual matters for high-level seekers, far beyond the knowledge of ordinary people. For example, Maulana Sahib 30 May

He wrote in 1979:

"I was hoping to find you in Nirala."

You will embrace the arms of light.

You just laugh.

Will love me?

I will see you shine in the light of the dawn.

He will just laugh alone.

Love alone.

You and I will be alone in our own glory.

I will just watch.

I'll just keep watching.

I will lose all my love for you.

I will just cry.

I only love you.

I will just give it away.

Your color gets those two.

 Summary

The identity of Maulana Sahib as a 'poet' is revealed in every page of this book. This book reminds us of the immortal achievements of Sufism of Muslim great poets like the great poet Firdous, the author of the 'epic Shahnama', the author of 'Gulista', the great poet Allama Sheikh Sa'di (RA), and the great poet Maulana Jalaluddin Rumi (RA), the author of 'Masnavi Sharif'.

The significance of naming.

Just as one can smell the fragrance of perfume in a perfume shop, one can smell fish in a fish market, one can smell flowers in a flower garden, one can gain knowledge by going to a wise person, one can learn speed from a polite person, one can hear the melody by going to a musician, and one can remember the words of Allah by going to the saints of Allah, in the same way, when one reads the book called 'Taranaye Jannat or Beheshti Sur' or listens to Maulana Sahib's own melody, one cannot help but shed tears, one feels a heavenly touch. Therefore, the name of the book 'Taranaye Jannat or Beheshti Sur' is appropriate and meaningful.

Cover Introduction

The cover of the book was designed by the publisher of the book, Maulana Sahib's elder brother and chief Khalifa Dr. Muhammad Manzurul Islam Siddiqui. In the design, from one light, countless rays of light are spreading all around, and the countless rays of light mean the light of Sufism, the light of enlightenment, the light of the Prophet, the light of Allah, and the light of words. Engineer Muhammad Riazul Haque drew the cover according to the publisher's design.

Oh my God

Oh God, you are Rahman Rahim.

You created the great universe.

I am poor and destitute.

Yet your growth within me

You are infinite, existing in the infinite.

You gave life to the dead.

The living are dying.

He who understands and opens his eyes to it recognizes it.

Even if you see it, you will agree with it.

You give respect to everyone.

Insult anyone.

You are infinitely merciful.

You are the judge of religion day and night.

What do you give to a prophet?

In the desert of Medina!

Hold her hand and hold her, hold her.

Who should I write about Azhar, who is new and who is old?

I will go to bed.

I will fall asleep on the day of the difficult judgment.

Please show me your guidance, O Allah.

How long has the Lord been living under this earth?

No one in the world knows what's going on with me.

Who will I take with me to the grave of God?

When the scales of justice come before us

I don't know who will love me then.

On that day, report my news to the court of the Moors.

As a monk, I shine in life.

Nothing feels good about him either.

When I met you, you would pull me close and fill me with affection.

May I find him near me in the same way.

Wet his feet with tears of separation.

Just like that, he pulls Azhar's hand.