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Some of Algeria
- Thread starter Godobeyer
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DawudTalut
Peace be upon you.
Peace be on you.
Congratulation for July 5.
We hope Algerian and other brothers and sister remember a friend of their who served for the independence of their countries....i.e
An Ahmadiyya-Muslim: Chaudhri Muhammad Zafrullah Khan
"....The amazing thing was that Chaudhri Sahib's memory was faultless, not only about persons, but also about dates and even times of day for matters which had occurred 50 or 60 years earlier. I also recall with great fondness the narration of his United Nations fights with Big Powers for independence of Libya, Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria (described on pages 179-182 of "Servant of God"); likewise, the heart-warming story of his pilgrimmage to Mecca, when he was King Faisal's personal guest, narrated on pages 279-286, was repeated on our request many times. In the retelling of all these incidents in his life, what came across strongly was the greatness of his spirit, his intense love —• bordering on near-veneration — for the Prophet of Islam, and his own complete reliance on Allah and His divine Will......."
http://zafrullahkhan.weebly.com/
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Sir Zaffrullah Khan is considered one of the most influential, skilled, and passionate diplomats of his time. In a personal tribute, His Majesty King Hussein bin Tallal of Jordan said:
"He was indeed a champion of the Arab cause and his ceaseless efforts whether among the Muslim and non-aligned countries or at the International Court of Justice will remain for ever a shining example of a great man truly dedicated to our faith and civilization."
— Review of Religions Sept/Oct 1986, pg. 6
Muhammad Fadhel al-Jamali, a former Prime Minister of Iraq, in a tribute on his death, wrote:
"In fact, it was not possible for any Arab, however capable and competent he may be, to serve the cause of Palestine in a manner in which this distinguished and great man dedicated himself. What was the result of the debate in the United Nations is another matter. But, it must be acknowledged that Mohammad Zafrulla Khan occupies a pre-eminent position in defending the Palestinians in this dispute. We except from all Arabs and followers of Islam that they will never forget this great Muslim fighter. After Palestine, the services of this man for the independence of Libya also deserves admiration. In the United Nations, his struggle for the rights of Arabs formed the basis of firm and lasting friendship between us."
— Al-Sabah Oct 10, 1985
The DAWN of Karachi admitted that:
"He earned the abiding respect and admiration of the Arab and other Muslim nations as a defender of their interests."
— Dawn Editorial Sept 3 1985
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_Zafarullah_Khan
Congratulation for July 5.
We hope Algerian and other brothers and sister remember a friend of their who served for the independence of their countries....i.e
An Ahmadiyya-Muslim: Chaudhri Muhammad Zafrullah Khan
"....The amazing thing was that Chaudhri Sahib's memory was faultless, not only about persons, but also about dates and even times of day for matters which had occurred 50 or 60 years earlier. I also recall with great fondness the narration of his United Nations fights with Big Powers for independence of Libya, Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria (described on pages 179-182 of "Servant of God"); likewise, the heart-warming story of his pilgrimmage to Mecca, when he was King Faisal's personal guest, narrated on pages 279-286, was repeated on our request many times. In the retelling of all these incidents in his life, what came across strongly was the greatness of his spirit, his intense love —• bordering on near-veneration — for the Prophet of Islam, and his own complete reliance on Allah and His divine Will......."
http://zafrullahkhan.weebly.com/
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Sir Zaffrullah Khan is considered one of the most influential, skilled, and passionate diplomats of his time. In a personal tribute, His Majesty King Hussein bin Tallal of Jordan said:
"He was indeed a champion of the Arab cause and his ceaseless efforts whether among the Muslim and non-aligned countries or at the International Court of Justice will remain for ever a shining example of a great man truly dedicated to our faith and civilization."
— Review of Religions Sept/Oct 1986, pg. 6
Muhammad Fadhel al-Jamali, a former Prime Minister of Iraq, in a tribute on his death, wrote:
"In fact, it was not possible for any Arab, however capable and competent he may be, to serve the cause of Palestine in a manner in which this distinguished and great man dedicated himself. What was the result of the debate in the United Nations is another matter. But, it must be acknowledged that Mohammad Zafrulla Khan occupies a pre-eminent position in defending the Palestinians in this dispute. We except from all Arabs and followers of Islam that they will never forget this great Muslim fighter. After Palestine, the services of this man for the independence of Libya also deserves admiration. In the United Nations, his struggle for the rights of Arabs formed the basis of firm and lasting friendship between us."
— Al-Sabah Oct 10, 1985
The DAWN of Karachi admitted that:
"He earned the abiding respect and admiration of the Arab and other Muslim nations as a defender of their interests."
— Dawn Editorial Sept 3 1985
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_Zafarullah_Khan
Algeria is loved by both the Shiites and the Sunnis..
People of north Africa have historically supported Ahlulbayt..
And some of the mothers of the 12 imams are from north Africa..
People of north Africa have historically supported Ahlulbayt..
And some of the mothers of the 12 imams are from north Africa..