*When Qadhi Abu Bakr al Baqillani silenced the King of Christians and the Pope.*
The King asked the Muslim Caliph to send a scholar for discussion, The Caliph sent Qadhi Baqilani.
It was a custom that headwear had to be removed. Imam baqilani refused to take off his turban.
The King asked the Muslim Caliph to send a scholar for discussion, The Caliph sent Qadhi Baqilani.
It was a custom that headwear had to be removed. Imam baqilani refused to take off his turban.
The King accepted his request. However, he ordered his servicemen to reduce the height of the door entrance so that as Al-Baqillani enters, he would have to lower his head and his body by kneeling before the King of the Romans and his entourage.
Baqilani entered backwards...
Baqilani entered backwards...
Directing his backside to the King of the Romans rather than his face!
Qadhi Abu Bakr then addressed the Pope. ‘How are you and how are you parents and children?’ The King of the Romans was angered by this question and, ‘Don’t you know that Monks do not marry nor have children!'
Qadhi Abu Bakr then addressed the Pope. ‘How are you and how are you parents and children?’ The King of the Romans was angered by this question and, ‘Don’t you know that Monks do not marry nor have children!'
Abu Bakr said, ‘Allah is the greatest! Monks are prohibited to marry and bear children and yet you accuse your Lord of marrying Mary and fathering Jesus!?’ The anger of the King only increased by this.
Then the King said rudely, ‘(Isn’t) what you said what A’ishah did!?’
Then the King said rudely, ‘(Isn’t) what you said what A’ishah did!?’
Abu Bakr said, ‘If A’ishah has been accused (as was the case by the hypocrites), then Mary has also been accused similarly (by the Jews). Yet both are pure, but A’ishah was married and did not have children, while Mary gave birth without marriage!
Whom would be the first to be falsely accused, may Allah bless them both.’
The King ran amok! And then asked,
‘Did your Prophet go to battles?’
Abu Bakr said, ‘Yes’.
The King asked, ‘Was he fighting from the front?’
Abu Bakr said, ‘Yes’.
The King asked, ‘Did he win?’
The King ran amok! And then asked,
‘Did your Prophet go to battles?’
Abu Bakr said, ‘Yes’.
The King asked, ‘Was he fighting from the front?’
Abu Bakr said, ‘Yes’.
The King asked, ‘Did he win?’
Abu Bakr said, ‘Yes’.
The King asked, ‘Has he been defeated (in some battles)?’
Abu Bakr said, ‘Yes’.
The King explaimed gleefully, ‘Amazing! He was a Prophet and yet he was defeated?’
Abu Bakr responded, ‘He’s you Lord (i.e. Jesus) and yet he was crucified!?’
The King asked, ‘Has he been defeated (in some battles)?’
Abu Bakr said, ‘Yes’.
The King explaimed gleefully, ‘Amazing! He was a Prophet and yet he was defeated?’
Abu Bakr responded, ‘He’s you Lord (i.e. Jesus) and yet he was crucified!?’
The Monk said: ‘You are Muslims, you have racism among you’.
Al-Baqillani asked: ‘And what is that?’
The Monk: ‘You prefer for yourselves marrying the People of the Book – either Jewish or Christian – and yet do not allow others to marry your daughters.
Al-Baqillani asked: ‘And what is that?’
The Monk: ‘You prefer for yourselves marrying the People of the Book – either Jewish or Christian – and yet do not allow others to marry your daughters.
Al-Baqillani: ‘We marry Jewish women because we believe in Moses. And we marry Christian women because we believe in Jesus. And when you believe in Muhammad, you may marry our daughters.’
This story is narrated by Khateeb Al Baghdadi (his student)
Also in Tabyin Kazib Al Muftri
This story is narrated by Khateeb Al Baghdadi (his student)
Also in Tabyin Kazib Al Muftri
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