White and Black

“White and Black” was written by respected Hazrat Allaamah Kaukab Noorani Okarvi (May his excellence continue) in 1989 as a reply to a series of booklets by the name “Johannesburg to Bareilly” which was undermining the faith of Muslim and propagating vile misconceptions about Islaam. This English translation has been reedited by Maulana Okarvi Academy and now has been presented online. Read and enlighten yourself! … A must read!.

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Dars e Tauheed -Urdu

Dars e Tauheed -Urdu by The OKARVI'S on Scribd

Raah e Aqeedat Urdu

Raah e Aqeedat Urdu

Raah e Aqeedat in urdu language a Book by Hazrat Maulana Muhammad Shafee Okarvi [Rahmatul Laahi Alaieh]

Raah e Aqeedat Urdu by The OKARVI'S on Scribd

Raah e Aqeedat Urdu

Raah e Aqeedat Urdu

Book by Hazrat Maulana Muhammad Shafee Okarvi [Rahmatul Laahi Alaieh]

Raah e Aqeedat Urdu by The OKARVI'S on Scribd

Urs Shareef Magazine 2017

Urs Shareef Magazine 2017 by The OKARVI'S on Scribd

Hazrat Allamah Iqbal and Hazrat Maulana Ruumi [Rahmatul Laah Alaieh]

Hazrat Maulana Jalaal ud deen Ruumi (Rahmatul Laahi ‘Alaieh)

Hazrat Maulana Jalaal ud deen Ruumi

(Rahmatul Laahi ‘Alaieh)
respectfully as Maulana ("our Master"), is a thirteenth-century Persian Soofie Saint Auliyaa Allaah, jurist, theologian, poet and one of the greatest spiritual masters of Islaam. He was known as Ruumi because he spent most of his life in the region known by Muslims as "Ruum," the Anatolian peninsula most of which had been conquered by the Seljuq Turks after centuries of rule by the Roman Empire.
He is acknowledged as the father of one of Islaam’s major Soofie orders, the Mevlevi order although its actual inception came about through his disciples. He was also often referred to by the Persian title, the ("great Master")...

Hazrat Maulana Jalaal ud deen Rumi

Hazrat Maulana Jalaal ud deen Ruumi

(Rahmatul Laahi ‘Alaieh)
respectfully as Maulana ("our Master"), is a thirteenth-century Persian Soofie Saint Auliyaa Allaah, jurist, theologian, poet and one of the greatest spiritual masters of Islaam. He was known as Ruumi because he spent most of his life in the region known by Muslims as "Ruum," the Anatolian peninsula most of which had been conquered by the Seljuq Turks after centuries of rule by the Roman Empire.
He is acknowledged as the father of one of Islaam’s major Soofie orders, the Mevlevi order although its actual inception came about through his disciples. He was also often referred to by the Persian title, the ("great Master").....to be continued In  Shaa Allaah.