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This is official channel of Famous Anchor Person & Motivational Speaker of Pakistan M. Owais Rabbanni. He has hosted famous shows on PTV News, PTV Home, GEO Entertainment, GEO Tez & Currently hosting Alif Laam Meem on GTV News. Huzoor ﷺ ky Waldain aur Ahl Bait ع ‼️ | Dr Sadaqat Fareedi | Allama Dilshad Mahdawi | Dr Owais Rabbani Huzoor ﷺ's Parents The Prophet Muhammad's father was Hazrat Abdullah bin Abdul Muttalib, and his mother was Hazrat Amna bint-e Wahab. His father passed away before his birth, and his mother passed away when he was only six years old. According to Islamic belief, both of the Prophet's parents were monotheists and righteous servants of God. They followed the religion of Ibrahim (Abraham) at a time when idol worship was common in Makkah. It is the belief of most Islamic scholars that Allah kept the lineage of His beloved Prophet pure from all kinds of spiritual impurities and polytheism. Huzoor ﷺ's Ahl e Bait The interpretation of Ahl al-Bayt (the Prophet's household) is a key point of difference between Shia and Sunni Muslims, especially regarding its membership and the theological status of its members. Both groups hold the Ahl al-Bayt in high regard, but they differ on who precisely constitutes this group and what role they play in Islamic authority. Shia Perspective The Shia perspective on the Ahl al-Bayt is central to their theology. They believe the term exclusively refers to five individuals, known as the Ahl al-Kisa (People of the Cloak): Prophet Muhammad ﷺ His daughter, Fatimah His son-in-law and cousin, Ali ibn Abi Talib His grandsons, Hassan and Hussain This view is based on Hadith al-Kisa, a well-known narration in which the Prophet gathered these four individuals under a cloak and prayed for their purification, saying, "O God, these are my Ahl al-Bayt." Shia scholars argue that this event, combined with the change in grammatical pronouns in the Quranic Verse of Purification (33:33), signifies that the Prophet's wives, while respected, are not included in this specific, elevated group of Ahl al-Bayt. Sunni Perspective Sunni Islam also holds the Ahl al-Bayt in high esteem but has a broader, more inclusive definition of the term. The most common Sunni view includes the Ahl al-Kisa (the five individuals mentioned above) along with all of the Prophet's wives. This perspective is rooted in the context of the Quranic Verse of Purification (33:33), which begins by addressing the Prophet's wives. While Sunnis acknowledge the special status of Ali, Fatima, Hassan, and Hussain as confirmed by Hadith al-Kisa, they believe the wives are also part of the household mentioned in the same verse. Some Sunni scholars also extend the definition to include other relatives, such as the descendants of Banu Hashim, the Prophet's clan. While Sunnis revere the Ahl al-Bayt, they do not consider them to be infallible spiritual successors or divinely appointed leaders in the same way as Shia Muslims. They believe that religious authority and guidance come primarily from the Quran and the Sunnah (Prophet's practices and sayings), which were transmitted through the companions of the Prophet. Follow us on Social Media Websites Instagram :   / owaisrabbani   twitter :   / owaisrabbani   Facebook Account :   / owais.rabbani111   Facebook Page :   / officialpageurdu   TikTok Account :   / owaisrabbaniofficial   Disclaimer: All content on this channel is subject to copyrights, illegal use of content from this channel is prohibited & will result in immediate take down. Content can't be reproduced without prior written permission. #owaisrabbani #owaisrabbanipodcast #mainaurmaulana #owaisrabbaniofficial #owaisrabbanianchor #owaisrabbaniofficial #huzoorsaw #ahlebait #ahlulbayt #waldain #moulaali #moulahussain #imamali #imamhussain #imamhassan #bibifatima #ahlesunnatwaljamat #shiasunnidebate #shiasunniunity #shia #sunni