80 Rights Of Children

Sheikh-ul-Islam, Mufti-e-Azam, Imam Ahmad 

ـهِ رَحمَْةُ Raza Khan

 (d.1921 India) عَـلَيْه الـل

 

Translated by

Maulana Rashid Madani Qadiri Attari 

Jamia-tul-Madina Blackburn, (UK) 

www.dawateislami.net

PURPOSE OF TRANSLATION

In the noble mission of Dawat-e-Islami, Jāmi‘ah al-Madīnah plays a pivotal role in nurturing scholars grounded in Islamic knowledge and devoted to the propagation of the Sunnah. Among the towering 

personalities whose legacy continues to illuminate the path of 

scholarship and spirituality is A‘lā Ḥazrat Imām Aḥmad Razā Khān ُةَْحمَر ِـهالـل هْيَـلَع — the great reviver of Islām in the 14th century Hijri. His 

encyclopaedic works, deep insight, and unwavering defence of 

Sharī‘ah have guided generations of Muslims across the world. 

To ensure that his intellectual and spiritual heritage reaches Englishspeaking audiences, Majlis Jāmi‘ah al-Madīnah UK established a 

dedicated department under the name “Fikr-e-Razā” (The Thought 

of Razā). The purpose of this department is to introduce Englishspeaking students and readers to the thought, scholarship, and 

reformative teachings of A‘lā Ḥazrat Imām Aḥmad Razā Khān. 

A vast portion of A‘lā Ḥazrat’s invaluable writings including the 

monumental Fatāwā Razawiyyah was authored in Urdu and Arabic. 

While these works hold immense relevance for contemporary 

Muslims, language barriers have limited their reach among Englishspeaking scholars and students. Recognising this need, Fikr-e-Razā 

undertook the task of translating selected treatises into fluent, 

accessible English while preserving the depth and precision of the 

original texts. 

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