Ashraf Thanwi says "I am Worse than a Dog and a Pig"

The Deobandi mullah (Ashraf Thanwi) writes about himself:

میں تو واقعی اپنے کو کلب اور خنزیر سے بدتر سمجھتا ہوں
"I consider myself worse than a dog and a pig"

Reference: Malfoozaat Hakeem ul Ummat vol. 4 page #86

Deobandi Belief: Rahmat Lil Alameen is not Exclusive Quality of the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم

According to the creed of Deobandis, the quality of Rahmat Lil Alameen (Mercy for all the Worlds) is not the exclusive quality of the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم. The Deobandis say that this quality can be acquired by other prophets as well as non-prophets as well!

Reference: Fatawa Rashidiyah Page #242

In fact, this blasphemous fatwa of kufr was issued to defend the statement of the same filthy devil Rashid Gongohi who upon the death of his mushrik peer Imdadullah Muhajir Makki, began crying out the name of the latter as 'Rahmat Lil Alameen'! Na'audubillah, this means that according to Deobandis, Imdadullah Muhajir Makki is also Rahmat Lil Alameen.

Reference: Malfoozaat Hakeem ul Ummat Vol. 1 Page #138

Deobandi Fatwa: Lying is one of the Attributes of Allah!!!

The filthy Deobandi aqeedah has been expressed in a comprehensive fatwa issued by Rashid Gongohi. In it he says "It is proven that LYING is within the power of Baari Taala (Allah)"

Reference: Taaleefaat e Rashidiyah page #99

Ashraf Thanwi Peeing on His Brother

The biggest mullah and most respected "holy person" of the Deobandis is Ashraf Thanwi. He is considered as "Hakeem-ul-Ummat". He writes that he once urinated on the head of his brother and was caught red handed by his father. Is this the character of such a great saint and knowledgeable scholar of Islam?

Reference: Malfoozat Hakeem ul Ummat Vol 4 Page #262

Fiqh Maliki: All Animals are Halal to eat except Human and Pig

According to the Maliki school, all animals are halal to eat, with the exception of human beings and swine.

Reference: Al Qawaneen al Fiqhiyyah P. 295

Fiqh Maliki No Opening Supplication in Salaat

According to the Maliki school of jurisprudence, there is no opening supplication including Ta'awudh (Audubillah) in the salaat, which begins directly with Fateha:

Reference: Al Qawaneen al Fiqhiyah P. 145