✨ *“O’ Hasan, let the disrespectful blaspheming sect hear;
That Sunnis sing the praises of the Ahle-Baiet.”*
In a world often divided by sectarian misunderstandings, these lines are a bold reminder:
True love for the Ahle Baiet is not exclusive to any one group — it flows through the veins of the Ahle-Sunnah wa’l-Jama‘at.
Love Rooted in the Sunnah
The Ahle Baiet — the family of the Prophet ﷺ — hold a place of unmatched honor in Islam.
For Sunnis, this love is not borrowed or political — it is rooted in Qur’an, Ahadees, and Prophetic tradition.
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The Holy Prophet ﷺ said:
“I leave behind two things: the Book of Allaah the Holy Quran and my Ahle Baiet.”
(Musnad Ahmad)
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Hazrat Imaam Abu Hanifah (رحمه الله), the great Sunni jurist, famously declared:
“If the love for Ahl al-Baiet is rejection (rafd), then let all humans and jinn bear witness that I am a rejector!”
🌹 What It Really Means to Love Them
Loving the Ahle Baiet means:
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Following their character, not just wearing slogans
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Upholding their values of justice, humility, and sacrifice
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Honoring their legacy, especially in times of moral trial
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Defending their names from disrespect and distortion
This love is not innovation — it is inheritance.
📿 Final Reflection
So let it be known:
“O’ Hasan, let the disrespectful blaspheming sect hear;
That Sunnis sing the praises of the Ahle Baiet.”
We do not whisper our love for the Prophet’s family —
We recite it from our pulpits, write it in our books, and carry it in our hearts.
Maulana Ahmad Hasan Raza Khan
[Rahmatul Laah Alaieh]
Hazrat Imaam Ahmad Raza Khan (1856–1921) was a renowned Sunni Islamic scholar, jurist, theologian, and poet from India. He is best known for his deep love and reverence for the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, and strict adherence to Sunni creed, and the defense of traditional Islamic practices.
A master of over 50 sciences, he authored more than 1,000 books, including the famous Fatawa Razawiyya, a monumental collection of Islamic legal rulings. Hazrat Ahmad Raza Khan was known for his sharp intellect, spiritual depth, and unwavering devotion to the Ahle Baiet and the Holy Prophet ﷺ.
He is widely regarded as one of the greatest Hanafi scholars of his time.
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