Talk:Azeemia

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Guys plz create an account & discuss b4 U edit Farhansher 08:12, 27 May 2005 (UTC)

This article looks like a possible copyvio. It's also totally filled with POV terms and phrases such as "Peace be upon him" and other such drivel. Needs a lot of work. Babajobu 22:35, 4 September 2005 (UTC)

I removed the remaining 'peace be upon him' phrases, not because I don't wish peace upon Mohammad or anyone else, but because such language doesn't really fit in an encyclopedia. I also tried to improve the article's appearance by normalizing the capitalization of the section headings, and a few other touch-ups. I think its overall appearance is good enough to warrant removing the 'cleanup' tag, so I will. However, much of it is still written from a strong Sufi POV, and that should be addressed before the NPOV tag is removed. Wesley 16:56, 11 January 2006 (UTC)

I reverted the article to before the copyrighted text was added from here (be careful, it is password protected and may crash your browser). -- Kjkolb 21:32, 7 February 2006 (UTC)

I added a disclaimer stating that traditional Sufi orders do not recognize ijaza or authorization that isn't witnessed by others, and that does not date back unbroken to the Prophet (SAWS). BurhanB 14 Feb 2006

With profound apologies to Wikipedia and its management and its global free contributors to its portals, I am forced to ask a terse question here. Is this veritable, honest and freely available knowledge database to all and sundry on the internet, the only one of its kind as of now in this world, being allowed to be a repository of storytales and gossips and wild imaginations of any one who wishes to come here and drop them? And everytime such a concocted piece of nonsense comes up, will the moderators simply mark the article as doubtful and subject to discussion? Do you have that kind of serverspace?

This fallacious account of any person's (whether Muslim Sufi or not) getting spiritually guided in 1960AD by the Prophet Muhammad, who had expired in 632AD, is not acceptable to any sane mind. To a practicing Muslim like me, the spiritual guidance if any can be attained from the Holy Quran and the Traditions of the Prophet and perhaps from a living seer and saint of today and certainly not from a prophet who had died centuries ago. What was the unique media which the founder of this unheard of silslia (lineology) of Sufiism, had used to communicate with and get spiritual guidance from the prophet Muhammad, which can never be accessed by any other human? These cheap gimmicks are advertised in yellow press papers (and perhaps in regulars too), to lure the uneducated to avail magical cures and benifits by thugs. The fact that Wikipedia allows these pieces of rubbish to occupy its space is really sad. Lutfullah 13:44, 3 November 2006 (UTC)Lutfullah

It seems that one of the followers has gone and totally changed the original article. I'm a Muslim, and follow a tariqa, but this article is definitely not objective or impartial.BurhanB 03:31, 31 July 2007 (UTC)