In Islam Fortune telling is clearly haram, but here in above case (Naimat Shah) we are not dragging work of charmers & fortune tellers, It is a sharing of a great spiritual seer who happened to be a Muslim many years ago and it's not obligatory for every Muslim to believe him, in simple words it was his fair analysis, either you believe him or Not, it's up to you..... Being a Muslim Our last resort (Hujjat) is Quran & Hadees.
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But why do I give credence to such seers? ?? I have following reasons.
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2. I was once attending Juma Khutba, where our Imam Masjid was explaining that phenomena in following words. A prophet (PBUH) use to witness events & happening in front of him like a reality. In hadees related to End of times, Our Prophet told us about the Location, chain of events associated with it and its outcome. But in the case of Seers, they use to witness Events from Distance. either their judgment about the instance can come true in due time or can be delayed.
3. In history, there is a story that reminds us
Direct Spiritual Intervention. During a crusade war, 2 Jews in disguise of Muslim scholar decided to dig a tunnel that leads them to Roza of Prophet (Pbuh).
Prohet muhammad (Pbuh) himself came into the dream of King of Syria Sultan Amad-dudin Zangi, instructing him to save me from these 2 mouses. which ultimately led to their execution
4. Don't you think so, it happens in our daily life, as a professional we reached the zenith of any field, we use to predict its course. for example, I may term Warren Buffet as a seer of Stock Market, because he has invested more than 50 years investigating the calculus of a stock. If it happens to a non-Muslim who delved his life investigating the secrets of phenomena, then why can't Allah reveal his secrets to his true believers.