Zaad Ul Khateeb

Oratory is the name of the special talent and ability given by Allah Almighty through which a preacher uses it to express his innermost thoughts, convey his emotions and feelings to others, and convince the public of his thoughts and ideas. A eloquent orator and brilliant speaker can convey his message to thousands, even millions of people in a short time and can convey his beliefs and ideas to them. Oratory is not just an art, but in Islam, oratory is a high level of worship and a great happiness. Blessed are those individuals who are loved for the field of oratory. Brilliant orators change the course of situations, change the direction of the winds, and create revolutions in societies. In every period of history, oratory has been considered a prestigious and proud art, and it was essential for the leaders and leaders of nations, nations, and tribes to be eloquent orators. If we take a quick look at the history of the pre-Islamic era of ignorance, then in this period too We see many famous orators of the time, eloquent and charming in their speech, reaching the heights of this art. During the Islamic era, the art of oratory had reached its peak of perfection. The Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) himself was distinguished by his enchanting and heart-warming style of oratory and all the qualities of good oratory. In every era, Allah Almighty created such talented and unique personalities of the age to preserve the legacy of the Prophet and propagate the religion. They made full use of the abilities bestowed by Allah Almighty and the gift of oratory entrusted to them by Him, and presented the call to truth in a powerful manner and illuminated the hearts and minds of people with the light of the Book and Sunnah. In the recent past, Imam-ul-Hind Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, Syed Abu Bakr Ghaznavi, Agha Shorush Kashmiri, Syed Attaullah Bukhari, Hafiz Muhammad Ismail Rupari, Maulana Muhammad Juna Garhi, etc. are counted among the knights of the field of oratory. And the Khateeb-e-Millat Allama Ehsan Elahi Zaheer Shaheed is that knight of the field of oratory who, with the grace of Allah, created a new style of oratory. And Sheikh-ul-Quran Maulana Muhammad Hussain Sheikhupuri is that nightingale of the Gulistan of the Book and Sunnah that the world remembers him with the title of Khateeb of Pakistan. Providing guidance, scientific material and a store of information according to the Manhj Salaf Saliheen for preachers and preachers of Islam is certainly a great deed and a great service to the religion of truth, and it is the best scientific cooperation of preachers and preachers. Therefore, scholars have tried to accomplish this noble feat in every era so that those preachers and preachers who have the resources And for those who are not available or who have a shortage of time, it may be easier for them to prepare sermons. In the recent past, among the collections of sermons in Urdu, the Islamic sermons by Maulana Abdul Salam Bastavi, the sermons of Muhammad by Maulana Muhammad Juna Garhi, the sermons of the Prophet by Maulana Muhammad Dawood Raz and the collections of sermons by the personal names of some scholars (Khutbat Azad, Khutbat Allama Ehsan Elahi Zaheer, Khutbat Yazdani, Mawa’iz Tariq, etc.) are worth mentioning. And in Arabic, the 12-volume book “Nadrat-ul-Na’eem” is an excellent book for preachers. The book under consideration is the great work of Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Ishaq Zahid (Famous and former Professor of Hadith, Jamia Lahore Islamia, Lahore/Famous, University of Medina), which is distinguished by its many virtues (mention of the important elements of the specific topic at the beginning of each sermon. Specific The selection of only authentic hadiths for the subject and content and the complete avoidance of weak, self-made and fabricated hadiths. The sequential aspect in the arrangement of the sermons. The statement of the introduction at the beginning of the sermon. The prominent reflection of the scholarly authenticity and majesty of the statement in the sermons. Complete references to verses and hadiths and every claim adorned with evidence. The style of the statement is simple but very meaningful. A great effort to state one's claim with simple idioms and simple phrases. Based on this, the Friday sermons, consisting of 75 scholarly topics in three volumes, are a unique collection of their kind. The focus and dependence of the subject matter is on the authentic texts of the Book and the Sunnah rather than fabricated traditions and anecdotes. The distinguished author has adopted such a distinctive and unique style of writing that distinguishes it from all other collections of sermons.