Masood Ahmad
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Syed Masood Ahmad (4 August 1915 – 14 February 1997)[1][2], was the first Emir of Jamaat-ul-Muslimeen[3]
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[edit] Beliefs
He laid emphasis on the following:
- Unity of Muslims.
- Separation from all sects of the ummah.
- Advocated leaving aside all sectarian names and creed.[4]
- According to him the saved sect is Jamaat-al-Muslimeen, which linguistically can be termed as a sect but according to the shariah is the group on the correct path.
- Strict adherence to sunnah.
- Without Imam Jamaah, a person will die the death of Jahiliya.[5]
- Even in the absence of Caliphate, the obligation to remain united in the form of one Jamaah, under one Imam and doing his baiyah remains.[6]
[edit] History
- Before reviving Jamaat ul Muslimeen he was member of the Ghurba Ahle Hadith sect.
- Was well known in the Ahle Hadith circle, prior to disassociating himself from the Ahle Hadith sect, he wrote two books from their platform, i.e., Tafeem ul Islam and Talash e Haq.
[edit] Books
Most of the books published from Jamaat ul Muslimeen 's platform are of Syed Masood Ahmad, he many books which include:
- Sahih Tafseer e Quran e Aziz (Expalanation of the Quran)
- Minhaj ul Muslimeen (Islamic Encyclopedia of shariah issues from birth till death)
- Salaat ul Muslimeen (Book for Salaat)
- Zakaat ul Muslimeen (Book for Zakaat)
- Sahih Tareekh ul Islam wal Muslimeen-Muktasar (History book based on the Two Sahihs)
- Sahih Tareekh ul Islam wal Muslimeen-Mutawal
- Tafeem ul Islam
- Burhan ul Muslimeen.
- Talash e Haq
- At Tehqeeq (In response to Taqi Usmani 's book on Taqleed)[7]
