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00:00The doors are open in the sky

00:04All the sinners are in the safety of God

00:09You are the one who saves us

00:15Yes, welcome viewers, this is the segment

00:18This is all your karma, my master

00:20The people who have been blessed by my master

00:22They confess that karma

00:24In the confession of karma, they bow their heads and spend their lives

00:27We have had many personalities like this

00:29Shobh-e-Nadh was with us till then

00:31But now we have invited Shobh-e-Ilm-e-Danish

00:35And if we talk about the world of knowledge and art

00:37These are the Muftis and Ulema who have come on RYQ TV

00:41A prominent name

00:43And a great jurist

00:45And a great scholar

00:47A person who speaks extempore

00:49Mr. Mufti Hassan Naveed Niazi is our guest today

00:52Assalam-o-Alaikum

00:53Wa-Alaikum-o-Salam

00:55How are you?

00:57Alhamdulillah

00:59You have come to our program today

01:01We want a biography of a person

01:05As a scholar, the world knows you

01:07As a person, where does your journey begin?

01:10On one hand, how did your educational passion begin?

01:14Where were you born?

01:16In what circumstances?

01:17And how did you move forward?

01:19I belong to the city of Punjab, Mianwali

01:22And Niazi, with my name, is our caste

01:26Niazi is our family

01:28That's where I got my initial education

01:31In Mianwali

01:33After that, when we came to Dars-e-Nami

01:35When I came to religious education

01:37I continued both religious and worldly education

01:40What did you study in worldly education?

01:42I did a Masters, MPhil

01:44And I have submitted my thesis for PhD

01:47What is the thesis for PhD?

01:49I am talking about the topic of Hadith

01:51I am talking about the topic of Hadith

01:53Okay, fine

01:55So, I continued my worldly education

01:57In religious education, I did Dars-e-Nami

01:59I did specialization

02:01I studied in Punjab, I studied in Karachi

02:03I acquired knowledge from different teachers

02:06Religious education, worldly education

02:08And Allah the Almighty said

02:11Every person is in a state of perfection

02:14A person is in a state of perfection

02:17There is no such thing as perfection

02:21Everyone is in a state of perfection

02:23May Allah the Almighty bless us all

02:27Ameen

02:29Tell me, when you started your journey

02:34Was there any scholar in your family?

02:36Or was there anyone in your siblings?

02:39There was no scholar in our family

02:42Everyone in our family was well educated and well settled

02:46In fact, the biggest mosque in our area

02:49Jamia Shama Siddiqia

02:51The head of that mosque

02:55And the head of the Madrasa

02:57Hazrat Kibla Mufti Mian Muhammad Sahib

02:59He was the direct student and Khalifa of

03:01Huzoor-Muhaddis-e-Azam Pakistan

03:03Maulana Sardar Ahmed Sahib

03:05So, when I used to go to the mosque

03:07And used to meet him

03:09He used to say to me,

03:11Find out if you are a laypalak

03:13Okay

05:45Secondly, your love for poetry

05:47I say this on television

05:49I repeat it once again

05:51I said this in a program

05:53I am saying this for the sake of Tahdi

05:55There is no Kibar in this

05:57I have a passion for poetry

05:59So, I am not a poet

06:02But as a poet

06:04I don't feel like I belong to anyone

06:09I don't feel like I belong to anyone

06:11I don't feel like I belong to anyone

06:13I don't feel like I belong to anyone

06:15But you have a great love for poetry

06:17But you have a great love for poetry

06:19I found you, Mufti Hassan Naveed Niazi

06:21In poetry and literature

06:23If we both start now

06:25The whole program will end

06:27Poetry will go from here and poetry will come from there

06:29And not a single poem will be unparalleled

06:31And don't just say that

06:33It is about Islamic poetry

06:35Every kind of poetry

06:37Every kind of poetry

06:39Whether it is Ghazal, Qasida, Nazm

06:41Azad Nazm, Musaddas, Mukhambas

06:43Qata, whatever

06:45He has an amazing talent

06:47He has an amazing talent

06:49He has an amazing interest

06:51So, where did he come from?

06:53Did you read books or read Diwan?

06:55Some things are there genetically

06:57My father, Majin

06:59He remembers a lot of poetry

07:01And this is in all three of us

07:03All three of us

07:05He has a great taste for poetry

07:07And he remembers a lot of poetry

07:09I have a little edge in it

07:11The rest of them

07:13They are limited to Urdu and Punjabi

07:15My poetry collection

07:17Oh, Farsi, Arabic

07:19Farsi, Urdu, Punjabi

07:21These languages

07:23Your area is about poetry

07:25About Urdu poetry

07:27Especially famous

07:29The whole of North Punjab, South Punjab

07:31All this

07:33Zerkhez area

07:35Zerkhez area and they have raised Urdu

07:37Zerkhez area

07:39He has served a lot

07:41The interesting thing is

07:43As a poet

07:45Being passionate

07:47Alhamdulillah

07:49And his taste

07:51He didn't just say

07:53If there is a good poem to listen to

07:55It was given with complete health

07:57You know

07:59Poetry itself is a wonder

08:01Poetry itself is a wonder

08:03I will tell you a good poem

08:05Now in your migration

08:07Oh Yusuf

08:09Now in your migration

08:11Oh Yusuf

08:13How many eyes are there

08:15That become Yaqub

08:17I will tell you a poem

08:19One is all fire, one is all water

08:21One is all fire, one is all water

08:23Both are pain

08:25Both are pain

08:27Both are pain

08:29Both are pain

08:31One became fire, one became water

08:33What a wonder

08:35There is fire of love in my heart

08:37And because of migration

08:39And tears

08:41What a wonder

08:43What a wonder

08:45What a wonder

08:47What a wonder

08:49What a wonder

08:51What a wonder

08:53What a wonder

08:55What a wonder

08:57What a wonder

08:59What a wonder

09:01What a wonder

09:03What a wonder

09:05What a wonder

09:07What a wonder

09:09What a wonder

09:11What a wonder

09:13What a wonder

09:15What a wonder

09:17What a wonder

09:19What a wonder

09:21What a wonder

09:23What a wonder

09:25The presence of Medina Tayyabah has been honoured, MashaAllah.

09:29The presence of Medina Tayyabah has been honoured, MashaAllah.

09:32When a scholar goes to Medina Tayyabah, how does he feel?

09:36When a Mufti goes to Medina Tayyabah.

09:38All the people of the eyes are present.

09:41The dust of this place is of the people of the eyes.

09:44Whether they are the possessors of knowledge and wisdom,

09:47or the lords of charity, or the people of the heart,

09:50there is the Qibla and Kaaba of everyone.

09:53Huzoor, you spoke about the presence of Medina Tayyabah.

09:57One time, before the presence of Medina Tayyabah,

10:00I had a problem with one of my eyes.

10:03I consulted many doctors,

10:05but the irritation was unbearable.

10:08I took medicines and drops.

10:10The itching was unbearable?

10:12Yes, it was unbearable.

10:14When the presence of Medina Tayyabah was there,

10:16Haramain Tayyabah, Kaaba-e-Musharaf was present.

10:20When I was in Medina Tayyabah,

10:22I was in Medina Tayyabah,

10:24and I forgot that there was something in my eye.

10:27What can I say?

10:29That day and the present day,

10:31I was in Medina Tayyabah.

10:33I was in Medina Tayyabah.

10:35I was in Medina Tayyabah.

10:37I was in Medina Tayyabah.

10:39I was in Medina Tayyabah.

10:41What can I say?

10:43People have described different situations in their own way.

10:46But Munawwar Gudaiyuni has said something good.

10:49I am in Medina Tayyabah,

10:51and there is my burial ground under a stone.

10:53That stone is also his grave stone.

10:55What can I say?

10:57Dar-e-Shifa.

10:59This was only a police station.

11:01History is a witness

11:03that the mothers who knew the situation here,

11:05they used to say,

11:07do not pass from this side.

11:09Take the other way.

11:11They used to be sick.

11:13When people had told you,

11:15you had prayed that

11:18and they got rid of their sorrows

11:20that Medina is Medina.

11:22Medina is Medina.

11:24Ameen.

11:26May Allah bless you and me with this fear.

11:28Apart from this,

11:30what else do you do?

11:32Do you teach?

11:34What else?

11:36I have been teaching for 20 years.

11:38I have been teaching for 20 years.

11:40I have been teaching for 20 years.

11:42I have been teaching for 20 years.

11:44Mashallah.

12:16One is to be a respected teacher.

12:18One is to be a proper teacher.

12:20Physical teacher.

12:22He taught me properly.

12:24Alhamdulillah,

12:26there are thousands of students.

12:28I used to tell my students

12:30that you look quite young.

12:32that you look quite young.

12:34Did you start teaching

12:36from a very young age?

12:38When I was studying,

12:40I started teaching

12:42during the last years.

12:45After seeing you and listening to you

12:47and spending so much time with you,

12:49I personally believe

12:51that you must have been

12:53a brilliant student

12:55of your time.

12:57You must have been a topper.

12:59Was it the same?

13:01I used to come first in every class.

13:03You are the first class.

13:05Along with that,

13:07there is education.

13:09Along with education,

13:11there are mutual activities.

13:13I used to take part in many activities.

13:15For three years,

13:17I topped the district in my school life

13:19in Bait Bazi.

13:21Definitely.

13:23Even today,

13:25Bait Bazi was a hobby

13:27of your time.

13:29I think it is important

13:31to pay tribute

13:33to our school teacher,

13:35Sir Riaz Ahmed Behravi.

13:37He was a very good teacher.

13:39Sir Riaz Ahmed Behravi

13:42was a very good teacher

13:44in my school life.

13:46He played a very important role

13:48in me bucking up

13:50towards Bait Bazi

13:52and the English debate.

13:54He helped me a lot

13:56in the Nisab-e-Sargarmiyon.

13:58What was your favourite game?

14:00I liked cricket.

14:02Did you like batting or bowling?

14:04I used to play both.

14:06Will you be able to play now?

14:08It has been a long time.

14:10What do you think about bowling?

14:12Will you be able to play?

14:14Yes, I will be able to play

14:16as well as endure.

14:18Tell us something else.

14:20Everyone's childhood

14:22is full of mischief.

14:24Someone's childhood

14:26is full of mischief.

14:28Even today,

14:30I have a very old neighborhood

14:32where I was born.

14:34Ask the old people

14:36how mischievous I was.

14:39I was on the next level.

14:41Do you have any mischief

14:43that you still remember

14:45or you have a very strong memory of it?

14:47In my childhood,

14:49I would not say that I never did mischief.

14:51You were a small child.

14:53Children do mischief

14:55in their childhood.

14:57But I did not have

14:59much interest in mischief

15:01or wasting time.

15:03I have always been interested

15:05in books.

15:07When I was a child,

15:09I used to read

15:11my grandfather's book,

15:13Hadaa-e-Bakshish.

15:15At that time,

15:17I could not understand

15:19the words of the book.

15:21But I had a good memory

15:23and I used to remember

15:25the words of the book.

15:27I was very young

15:29and I used to read

15:31Hadaa-e-Bakshish

15:33and Ahkaam-e-Shariat

15:36Which era are you talking about?

15:38You are getting older.

15:40I am talking about the book of my grandfather.

15:42I see.

15:44The book of Hadaa-e-Bakshish

15:46that you mentioned,

15:48some of my old friends

15:50used to read it.

15:52This book is not for everyone.

15:54It is for everyone.

15:56I got this hobby

15:58from home.

16:00My mother used to read

16:02Hadaa-e-Bakshish.

16:04I got this hobby

16:06when I was very young

16:08and I used to play Hadaa-e-Bakshish.

16:10I could not understand the words

16:12but I used to read it.

16:14Anyway, our time is over.

16:16Before leaving,

16:18you used to mention

16:20Halki, Phulki or Halki or Phulki

16:22as one of your mischiefs.

16:24I used to mention

16:26Halki Phulki

16:28as one of my mischiefs.

16:30My elder brother used to read

16:33Halki Phulki

16:35as one of his mischiefs.

16:37I used to do mischiefs

16:39and I used to come first

16:41and he used to fail.

16:43Despite of my mischiefs,

16:45I used to remember the syllabus

16:47in a very short time.

16:49You are still first in mischiefs.

16:51Thank God.

16:53I am a first class traveler.

16:55May Allah bless you

16:57with higher ranks.

16:59Before leaving,

17:01let me tell you

17:03that there are three basic principles.

17:051. Etidaal, 2. Fark-e-Maratib,

17:073. Shauk-e-Tahqiq.

17:091. Etidaal-e-Etidaal, 2. Hiliyat-ur-Rijaal.

17:113. Maratib-e-Shaksiyaat, 4. Etikaad,

17:135. Nazriyaat, 6. Afaaal, 7. Behaviour,

17:158. Ravaiya, 9. Fark-e-Maratib.

17:1710. Maratib-e-Zindagi, 11. Shauk-e-Tahqiq.

17:1911. Shauk-e-Tahqiq.

17:2111. Shauk-e-Tahqiq.

17:2311. Shauk-e-Tahqiq.

17:26Very good.

17:28Before leaving,

17:30let me recite a couplet by Mohsin.

17:32I am a poet, a painter,

17:34an artist,

17:36a delicate flower,

17:38and a sword.

17:40If a friend is wrong,

17:42I stop him.

17:44If the enemy is right,

17:46I support the enemy.

17:48My style is

17:50like Nasir Ahle Jahan.

17:52I am loyal and unfaithful.

17:54Salam Alaikum.

18:24Salam Alaikum.

Yeh Sab Tumhara Karam Hai Aaqa | Naimat e Iftar | 12 March 2025 - Shan e Ramzan | ARY Qtv

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