The Island of Black Waters (Kala Pani)

The contents of the book in hand, deal primarily with the third struggle, made in 1862, spearheaded by Maul?n? Muhammad Ja'far Thanser? S?hib (ra), a wealthy saint of his time. The book, penned as an autobiography, describes, in the most beautiful of ways, the sacrifices made by this giant of Islam, which includes, amongst others; being framed by his associates, being issued the death sentence, having all his possessions confiscated, having his sentence changed to life-imprisonment at K?l? P?n? (Black Waters), an island of Indonesia, used by the British as a prison base for those prisoners who were regarded as most dangerous to the state, etc.The book describes, at full length, how, when Almighty All?h(swt) decides to keep one in a comfortable condition, no power on earth can change that decision. It gives an example of how the fire of Ibr?h?m (swt) was turned into a garden, by illustrating how the island of K?l? P?n? became as comfortable as home, for this servant of All?h (swt).Where he had to suffer being separated from his wife and children, Almighty All?h (swt) offered him recompense almost immediately, that while still in captivity, he was able to make two more nik?hs (marriage contracts), and was blessed with ten more children, naming each one after the one he had lost in India. Finally, after twenty years of imprisonment, he returns to his homeland, as a sign of the power of Almighty All?h (swt), that for whomsoever All?h (swt) has written honour and respect, none can bring upon him a disgrace.

Author: Madrasah Arabia Islamia

Publisher: Independently Published

Publication Date: Mar 05, 2020

Number of Pages: 72 pages

Binding: Paperback or Softback

ISBN-10: NA

ISBN-13: 9798621676025