Muhammad Qasim Interview on “Royal News” program “Live with Naeem Siddiqui”
Naeem Siddiqui:
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
Viewers, I am Naeem Siddiqui! Viewers, in life, a person sees different kinds of dreams. Some dreams you see at night while sleeping, see unconsciously, and each dream holds some significance. There are some dreams whose interpretation, when asked from someone, turns out to be positive. There are some dreams about what it is said, that are advised not to be shared, to be kept private.
If you look at history, when Prophet Yousaf (Joseph A.S.) was imprisoned, someone asked him to interpret a dream that the king had seen. That dream is a well-known incident. Apart from this, when Nuruddin Zangi, who was a king, saw the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in a dream, he told him that some people were digging near his tomb in Medina. Nuruddin Zangi then went there and saw two Jews digging at night, trying to reach the Prophet’s tomb. So there are such dreams, sometimes great people come in your dream, great personalities come and if the Holy Prophet PBUH has come in your dream. So I think this is a great ascension for man. That Holy Prophet (PBUH) came in your dream and you see him in a dream. Today, we have with us Muhammad Qasim, who state this, who also think, who also have this idea, who have told about his dreams at different times, that The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) has appeared in his dreams for quite some time. He says that he saw the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in his dreams for the first time at a young age. After that at the age of thirteen, he saw The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in his dream. When he was seventeen, he saw The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in his dream. Since then, the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) has appeared in his dreams multiple times. So, we welcome Muhammad Qasim to our program. Mr. Qasim, welcome to my show. We would like to ask you, when did you first see the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in your dream?
Muhammad Qasim:
When I saw the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in my dream first time in my life, I was around thirteen years old.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Ok.
Muhammad Qasim:
At that time, I had seen him (Prophet Muhammad PBUH) in my dream and I was blessed to see him (Prophet Muhammad PBUH).
Naeem Siddiqui:
Yes. So, what is the importance of dreams according to you? What do you think? When you saw Him (Prophet Muhammad PBUH) in your dream, how did you feel? Or what did you feel? Or did you understand what message you received from it, from seeing Him in your dream?
Muhammad Qasim:
Let me tell the dreams. In it, there is a small stadium where different children of my age are playing cricket. Some are fielding at different positions, two are batting, one is the umpire, and one is the bowler. My position is at third man, where the V.I.P section is located. When i looked over, then I see Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) arriving there. Then Allah Almighty (SWT) says to him, ‘Choose one of these children and tell me.’ So Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) looks at all the children, and finally, he looks at me. Then he says to Allah Almighty (SWT), ‘O Allah (SWT), I have chosen this child.'”
Then I also say to myself, ‘There are better children than me here, who are playing cricket and playing it better than me.’ So why did Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) point to me? Then the dream ends there. The next day, I feel a strange kind of happiness and spiritual joy, and I spend the whole day laughing and playing. That day becomes a unique one in my life, one that I have never experienced again.
Naeem Siddiqui:
But how can an ordinary person believe in this? How can we? How can we promote it? And how can we convey its message to someone? What can be a convincing point?
Muhammad Qasim:
There is also a Hadith that says that whoever sees Prophet Muhammad PBUH in their dream has indeed seen him (Prophet Muhammad PBUH), because Satan cannot take his form. So, there could not be two opinions. If someone sees Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in a dream, they have truly seen him (Prophet Muhammad PBUH) in his dream, and it cannot be Satan.
Naeem Siddiqui:
That’s correct, you’re saying that spiritually, you saw Prophet Muhammad PBUH in your dream. And what message do you want to convey to the world through this? What do you want to tell your audience? What did you gain from this experience? What spiritual transformation did you undergo? You felt an elevated feeling. So, religiously speaking, when a Muslim or the Muslim Ummah experiences something like this, there must be some (change within you). What kind of change occurred within you? What kind of development has occurred within you, that you want to convey this message to others?
Muhammad Qasim:
Then, this sequence continued. When I was 17 years old, the dreams started coming continuously. So, I myself thought, ‘Why am I having these dreams in this way? What is their purpose?’ I didn’t mention these dreams to anyone, nor did I consider it appropriate. Then, in April 2014, I received a command in my dream for the first time, saying that I should share the dreams that were shown to me with people. Some of these dreams were related to future events that were going to happen. Then, in another dream in December 2014, Prophet Muhammad PBUH told me twice in the same dream to share my dreams with people, in order to save Islam and Pakistan
So, basically, there is a planning aspect to these dreams as well. It’s about how to face the upcoming situations or what to do. For example, as you mentioned earlier, there was a king during the time of Prophet Yusuf (Joseph AS) who had a dream. In the dream, he saw seven lean cows eating seven fat cows. The interpretation of this dream, which was provided by Prophet Yusuf (Joseph AS), was that seven years of prosperity would come, followed by seven years of drought. So, they made plans accordingly and were able to avoid a great famine. Similarly, there is planning involved in these dreams, and if we act upon them, we will be able to avoid great difficulties.
Naeem Siddiqui:
So, the point is, do you see dreams yourself? Or did you see Prophet Yusuf (Joseph AS) in a dream. So, one thing is that you want to convey a message to the Muslim Ummah, on your own behalf, what kind of message do you want to give? Or is it that you have a personal feeling about this, that you yourself see some dreams? you yourself see some things?
Muhammad Qasim:
I don’t see any dreams on my own, nor do I have any control over my dreams, so that I can ask questions in my own way. There’s nothing like that. And the main message that comes from dreams is that this country should be purified from Shirk (polytheism) and its forms. Only then will Allah’s (SWT) blessings and mercy descend upon it.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Look, Shirk is like that, it is completely forbidden in Islam. The most disliked thing is Shirk itself.
Muhammad Qasim:
But if you see modern examples of shirk in today’s era, then you see them everywhere, even when I was shown in a dream that this is shirk, it also falls under the category of shirk, these things also fall under the category of shirk. So then I realized afterwards, what does it mean?
Naeem Siddiqui:
No, that’s the lawlessness that exists in the world. Or the way the world is moving. Muslims are becoming weaker with time. Gradually, what, you think, will happen in the coming times? What will be the state of Muslims? Or how will Muslims gain dominance, or how will their conditions improve?
Muhammad Qasim:
What I see in my dreams is that Muslims are constantly facing problems and even in darkness, darkness is increasing. So until we please Allah SWT, whose every prophet brought the same message ‘There is no god but Allah SWT’. Prophet Ibrahim AS broke the idols and Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) also broke the idols during the conquest of Mecca (Makkah). So if you look around today, you will see that even in Islamic countries, you will find statues everywhere
Naeem Siddiqui:
What do you think about the current situation in Muslim countries, where there is not much inclination towards religion? Do you think that many countries are leaning towards secularism? Some are liberal or leaning towards it? Where there is talk about consolidating, what do you think will happen? Will there be a situation where Islam will dominate again or will there be Islamic rule in the whole world?
Muhammad Qasim:
What I see in my dreams is that destruction begins in the Middle East. On the other hand, these dreams reach the country’s army chief, and I explain them to him.
Naeem Siddiqui:
You have seen many pure and blessed dreams, Masha’Allah. Allah Almighty has surely given you some inner strength and insight. You must have some thoughts and reflections on these matters. So, in the light of these dreams, what is your personal impression about the current situation in Pakistan and the events that are unfolding for Muslims at this time?
As for this, what I get in my dreams is that Muslims are neglecting to avoid shirk and its forms. They don’t pay much attention to the fact that these things are also forms of shirk, thinking that it’s not a big deal. For example, you’ll find statues in many homes, small or large, under the guise of art and culture. Even outside homes, this is basically a form of shirk. On the Day of Judgment, Allah Almighty SWT will forgive the sins of whom He wills.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Indeed, shirk is the most detestable thing to Allah Almighty SWT, and it is unforgivable. That’s correct.
Muhammad Qasim:
Whoever commits shirk has indeed wronged himself. So, if we don’t protect ourselves from these things, then Allah SWT Almighty becomes displeased.
Naeem Siddiqui:
What steps should the Muslim Ummah take to protect themselves from shirk? What do you suggest?
Muhammad Qasim:
So, for this, it is necessary that we remove all the statues and unnecessary images from our homes!
Naeem Siddiqui:
Like televisions, pictures, and statues.
Muhammad Qasim:
We often put up pictures of celebrities in our homes, (which is also a form of shirk).
Naeem Siddiqui:
It was said that you shouldn’t put up pictures in the house.
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes, all of this is a form of shirk.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Yes.
Muhammad Qasim:
This is a form of shirk. Now, as this thing is spreading, Muslims are drowning in darkness. Then, when Muslims, who are already affected by this, have dreams that are spread…
Naeem Siddiqui:
How can they regain their position?
Muhammad Qasim:
We can only achieve this when we purify ourselves from shirk and its various forms, not only from our homes but also from this country. Until we do so, we will not receive Allah’s (SWT) help. So, basically, whatever plans we make to bring prosperity to this country, they will not be successful because Allah’s (SWT) help is not be with us. But when we protect ourselves from shirk and its forms, then whatever plans we make, Allah SWT will also help us in them. When Allah SWT helps, then our plans will be successful, and Pakistan will progress rapidly.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Furthermore, you should understand that the elimination of interest (riba) is necessary in this country, and the elimination of shirk is also necessary.
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes.
Naeem Siddiqui:
To eliminate non-Islamic practices in a country and establish a pure Islamic society, so that pure Islamic society came into existence.
Muhammad Qasim:
“As Pakistan’s name suggests, ‘Pak’ means a pure place, a place that is free from polytheism.
Naeem Siddiqui:
You are right.
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes, and the name Pakistan means “La ilaha illallah” (There is no god but Allah SWT).
Naeem Siddiqui:
Yes, that is the purpose behind the name.
Muhammad Qasim:
If polytheism and its forms are found within ‘La Ilaha Illallah’ (There is no god but Allah SWT), then in that case, Allah’s help SWT will not be forthcoming.
Naeem Siddiqui:
So. You believe that eliminating shirk is fundamentally necessary?
Muhammad Qasim:
It is very important.
Naeem Siddiqui:
It is the top priority.
Muhammad Qasim:
In my dreams, I was shown that Allah (SWT) helps me because I have started to protect myself from shirk and its forms.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Indeed.
Muhammad Qasim:
And you can see that many people believe in my dreams, even those whom I have never met in my life.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Never met. Right.
Muhammad Qasim:
And neither I, nor have I ever chatted with them. Nor have I ever chatted with anyone. But they believe in dreams, so all of this is possible with the help of Allah SWT, (the Exalted).
Naeem Siddiqui:
As for me, considering the current situation in Iraq, Lebanon, and Yemen, and how Muslims are being treated there, means the world is unstable. What do you think about the people in these regions? When will their conditions improve? What is your opinion on what steps they should take to unite the Muslim ummah once again, so that Muslims can become powerful and dominant in the world?
Muhammad Qasim:
In my dreams, I saw that destruction begins in the Middle East, and it’s significant. Turkey also slips out of our hands, and many regions in the Middle East are lost as well. Then people start thinking, that (why is this happening)?
Naeem Siddiqui:
We are being told to take a short break. Viewers, we will continue the conversation from here. Let’s take a short break.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Welcome back, viewers. Qasim sahib, you were talking about the difficulties faced by Muslims in the Middle East. As we were discussing, shirk (polytheism) has increased significantly in the world, and because of this, Muslims are becoming weaker. To overcome and eliminate this shirk, what suggestions do you have for the Muslim nations to follow in order to rid themselves of shirk?
Muhammad Qasim:
What I saw in a dream was that the world was never as filled with polytheism (shirk) as it is today. So, when in the dream, I was shown and taught about the types of polytheism. Then, I realized it myself. Almost every home has some form of polytheism. Even in Muslim countries and Muslim homes, this thing is found. So, it’s like this: we need to take action individually. The unnecessary statues in our homes (need to be removed). Small decorative pieces, statues, and pictures (need to be removed).
Naeem Siddiqui:
Yes, like TV, pictures at home.
Muhammad Qasim:
No, it’s not like a TV, you watch it when needed, then you turn it off, and the screen goes black. Not really an issue. That’s not a problem. But what about the picture hanging on the wall, or the statue that’s placed there as a decoration piece? Even if you turn off the light, its presence remains. So, when we remove polytheism and its forms from our homes step by step. we need to consider our country, and our neighborhoods. You see, many housing societies are being built now where large statues are being erected.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Various kinds of sketches and statues are made.
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes. Yes.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Yes. So, you think these shouldn’t exist.
Muhammad Qasim:
They should not be there.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Tell me, Pakistan, which gained independence in 1947 and was established in the name of Islam. What do you think about Pakistan? What do you see, that Pakistan can become a powerful nation in the world? How Pakistan can become a powerful nation in the world?
Muhammad Qasim:
It again comes down to the fact that purification from polytheism and its forms is necessary. So, after that, it happens that the blessings and mercies of Allah Almighty SWT are bestowed upon Pakistan. And as you know the tallent, there is a lot of talent in Pakistan. There is no shortage of talent. People have many skills. So, Allah Almighty SWT enhances those skills and talents.
Naeem Siddiqui:
In the light of the Quran and Sunnah, the commands that Allah Almighty has revealed. The Hadith, the commandments, if we act upon them, then only can we attain salvation from polytheism.
Muhammad Qasim:
Absolutely, and then the system of riba (interest) should be eliminated.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Lies should be avoided.
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Truth should be spoken.
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes.
Muhammad Qasim:
Justice and fairness are given to all. That is, justice is served. It’s not that…
Naeem Siddiqui:
Justice is justice. Justice is a great and noble thing.
Muhammad Qasim:
(Currently), one law for the powerful and another law for the others. Basically, there will be an Islamic system that..
Naeem Siddiqui:
In an Islamic system, the most fundamental thing is that there is justice, justice is the opposite of oppression, and that is fairness. Interest (riba) should be eliminated..
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes, absolutely. The elimination of interest (usury) also happens. And in this system, the poor people are helped, they are enabled to self-sufficient.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Yes. Tell me, what do you feel about Kashmir? Kashmir is an integral part of Pakistan. We have been fighting for Kashmir for 70 years. Have you ever dreamed that Kashmir will one day, God willing, be won by Pakistan and will come to us?
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes, I have seen a dream about Kashmir. A time comes when Kashmir becomes free.
Naeem Siddiqui:
I see.
Muhammad Qasim:
And it becomes a part of Pakistan.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Alright, God (Allah SWT) Willing.
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes, God (Allah SWT) Willing.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Okay. This current economic situation of ours, which is a bit difficult, and our economy is facing some challenges. And at this time, we have a very big project with China, which is called CPEC. How do you see this project in the context of Pak-China friendship?
Muhammad Qasim:
Honestly, I didn’t have any dream or vision about this, that what situation will arise in the future, so I can’t say anything about it.
Naeem Siddiqui:
You can’t say anything about it. You don’t have much information on it.
Muhammad Qasim:
No.
Siddiqui:
Okay. Tell me, in the coming times, Pakistan will progress, become a superpower, and gain recognition globally. Pakistan has achieved victory against terrorism in the last thirty years. We also had a slight confrontation with India in the past, in which we even shot down their planes. So, with the power that Allah SWT has given to Pakistan, and the position that Allah SWT has given to Pakistan in the world, and the status that Allah SWT has given to Pakistan, and also the fame… and as a Muslim, we take great pride in being the only Islamic country with atomic power. So, what do you think, will Pakistan become even stronger in the coming days?
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes, inshaAllah (SWT).
Naeem Siddiqui:
Economically, and politically?
Muhammad Qasim:
In every aspect, Pakistan will become stronger. In the future, Pakistan will play a key role in world events and Pakistan will provide refuge to Muslims in the Middle East and Turkey after the World War III followed by destruction. I also had a dream that Pakistan’s army should double its strength.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Alright.
Muhammad Qasim:
Means, As early As possible.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Had increased, Pakistan has increased “a corps” as addition. mashaAllah (SWT)..
Muhammad Qasim:
Meaning is that it should double, if the army currently has six hundred thousand soldiers, it should increase to twelve hundred thousand.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Okay.
Muhammad Qasim:
This is because, in the future events, Pakistan’s army will have a key role, not only in protecting Pakistan but also in protecting the entire Muslim Ummah and helping Muslims around the world.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Have you seen any dreams about Ghazwa-e-Hind (the prophesied battle of India)?
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes, I have seen several dreams about Ghazwa-e-Hind. Basically, Ghazwa-e-Hind is a part of World War III. During World War III, Muslims face continuous defeats.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Ok.
Muhammad Qasim:
In the Middle East, Turkey falls out, and almost all the regions in the Middle East are being lost to Muslim hands. Then, the enemies will turn towards Pakistan, thinking that they need to destroy Pakistan as well, just like they did to the Middle East and Turkey. But in this situation, Allah SWT will help Pakistan. Almost 3,000 black-colored warplanes will come to Pakistan’s aid. And then, India will join forces with its allies and launch a massive war against Pakistan. This war is mentioned in the Hadith as the Ghazwa-e-Hind. In my dream, I saw Pakistan standing alone on one side, and all the enemies of Islam and Pakistan on the other side. But with Allah’s SWT help, Pakistan will win the war. And it’s not a victory where Pakistan wins but faces 90% loss. In my dream, I saw that Pakistan’s maximum loss should be 10%. Not more than that. As, If India and its allies try to attack again, they will destroy that 10% as well.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Yes.
Muhammad Qasim:
So, in Ghazwa-e-Hind, Pakistan should suffer a maximum of ten percent damage, which is what happens.
Naeem Siddiqui:
The enemy should suffer ninety percent damage.
Muhammad Qasim:
And what I saw in my dream was that India is completely destroyed, similar to the destruction you see in videos from Syria, with buildings and homes in ruins.
Naeem Siddiqui:
In the coming times, Pakistan will dominate in the subcontinent and become a powerful nation.
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes.
Naeem Siddiqui:
InshaAllah (SWT).
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes, inshaAllah (SWT). And according to the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), (we will also protect women and children during the war) following his instructions.
Naeem Siddiqui:
In the coming times, Muslims will grow stronger, and their power will increase.
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes.
Naeem Siddiqui:
More people will embrace Islam.
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes, absolutely. After that, Pakistan will intervene in the Middle East and, with Allah’s (SWT) help, will defeat two superpowers like Russia and the USA. Then Pakistan will become the only superpower in the world. And even (the territories that were lost) by Muslims…
Naeem Siddiqui:
May Allah (SWT) put blessings in your words. May Pakistan become the most powerful kingdom in the world. May Pakistan become the world’s greatest superpower. May Pakistan’s rule prevail in the world. What greater joy can there be than this.
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes, that’s it. I saw in my dreams that Pakistan’s importance is so great that in all the future events, it will play a key role. And then Turkey will also be regained, the Middle East will also be, and they will be rebuilt, and the true Islam of Hazrat Muhammad (peace be upon him) will be re-established, which is a pure Islamic system.
Naeem Siddiqui:
This is also our faith that when the Day of Judgment comes, Muslims will have dominance over the world before that. Muslims will be powerful. And obviously, if a person dies with faith, there is no better life than that.
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes. And most importantly, Pakistan will become a superpower, and Pakistan will rule the world. Whatever Pakistan says, it will be followed all over the world.
Naeem Siddiqui:
So, you have these dreams, these kinds of war-related dreams. You have dreams about Pakistan, about the world. So, in the light of these dreams, what advice would you give to the rulers of Pakistan or the government of Pakistan? What kind of steps should they take in the coming time? What kind of governance should be established in Pakistan? As you have described, that Pakistan becomes the number one superpower in the world?
Muhammad Qasim:
It’s like this, the dreams slowly spread out. When I first share my dreams, only a few people believe in them. Then, after that, more people start to come on board, and eventually a time comes when the media and TV anchors also (take notice).
Naeem Siddiqui:
You have given interviews in various media places, and many programs have also been uploaded on your social media platforms.
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes, that’s it. Slowly, the dreams spread, and eventually at the time, politicians and top leaders of the country become aware of them. Then, the Army Chief also gets to know about these dreams, and when they do, the state institutions of Pakistan then start planning according to these dreams.
Naeem Siddiqui:
You should write to them, meet them, and tell them that I have these kinds of dreams, in which I see good things for the betterment of the country, for the betterment of Islam, and for the betterment of Pakistan.
Muhammad Qasim:
We try to keep in touch with them in this regard. I and my companions also, and even I wrote a letter to the Army Chief in October 2016, by post, explaining how Pakistan’s responsibilities will be in the future and what they will be.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Just like people make predictions, like future tellers, palmists, and astrologers talk, everyone has their own thoughts and opinions about Pakistan and the world. They express their views according to their own knowledge. So, you describe all these things based on your dreams.
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes, I only share what has been shown to me in the dreams, and I explain it as I see it.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Yes, and you impart this knowledge. You spread it
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes, yes, I take it forward. Yes. And then, the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) also had the same command, that I should share these dreams, narrate them to people, to save Islam and to save Pakistan.
So, in these dreams, which I just explained to you, you must have understood the kind of responsibilities Pakistan has. The way we are moving forward, the way this country is going, it doesn’t seem like Pakistan will make rapid progress anytime soon. But this is only possible when the state institutions plan according to these dreams. Then, Allah’s SWT blessings and favors will descend, and Pakistan will progress at a speed of x3, and it will progress so rapidly that the people of Europe and America will say, ‘These are the same people who were backward, who used to beg from us for money.’ Even when any government came, they would come to us for money, and today, these same people are making progress. And they have even started building their own airplanes.
And it becomes a country where, like many Pakistanis, we wish we were born in America or had the opportunity to go to America.
Naeem Siddiqui:
This is also the government’s mission, and it is said that in the coming times, Pakistan will experience so much prosperity and strong economy. That Pakistanis, who are abroad, will come back to Pakistan, start jobs, and like the work, and the economy of this country will also improve. The conditions will also improve.
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes, inshaAllah (SWT).
Naeem Siddiqui:
Yes. So you think that the coming time is a good time for Pakistan. It’s a good time.
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes, God (Allah SWT) willing, it’s a good time. But before that, it also happens that those who are enemies, in accordance to the dreams I’ve seen, which is the first sign of my dreams, they try to destroy (tora bora) Pakistan. Yes, that means..
Naeem Siddiqui:
Pakistan has fought against terrorism for the last thirty years, and by the grace of Allah (SWT), there is now peace and security. Alhamdulillah (SWT).
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes, thank Allah (SWT).
Naeem Siddiqui:
We have come out of those difficult times.
Muhammad Qasim:
Now, it’s like this, that there will be a system of government based on Islamic principles. Then, God’s (Allah SWT) mercy will prevail.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Everyone prays for an Islamic system of governance in Pakistan.
Muhammad Qasim:
And the true Islam of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) should prevail.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Yes, look, Imran Khan Sahib has said that we want to turn Pakistan into Riyasat-e-Madinah. Basically, the concept is the same, that state to establish like the one that existed during the time of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), a reflection of that state.
Muhammad Qasim:
Yes, it’s like this, we will also have to take concrete steps. Yes.
Naeem Siddiqui:
We will see the concrete steps, governments make efforts, they make policies, they plan, they develop, they execute. So, all the work (they doing).
Mohammad Qasim:
Then this is the first thing, on all these plans, they will only be successful when we please Allah SWT.
Naeem Siddiqui:
This is the basic thing. See, this is your matter, if Allah SWT is pleased, then everything (will be okay).
Mohammad Qasim:
And Allah SWT will be pleased only when we purify ourselves from Shirk (polytheism) and its forms. Now, what I saw in my dreams is that we have only one option: either we please Allah SWT and His Messenger (peace be upon him), or we please our own selves. Right now, we are like decoration pieces, hanging celebrity pictures. Basically, we are pleasing our own selves.
Naeem Siddiqui:
ok. ok.
Mohammad Qasim:
Even when we watch movies that show false gods, and it’s shown that a hero gets help Na’uzubillah (Allah forbid) from these false gods and he becomes successful. It means we are basically accepting that these false gods exist in some form. This is a form of Shirk (polytheism).
Naeem Siddiqui:
You understand that Shirk is the root of all problems, and if Shirk is eliminated from the world, Allah SWT will also be pleased.
Mohammad Qasim:
Yes, Allah SWT will be pleased. Now, consider this like a building. It has an owner. If someone comes from outside and says, ‘This is my property, not yours,’ the owner will get very angry. Similarly, when we associate partners with Allah SWT, (it’s like we’re saying that someone else has a share in His ownership) this makes Allah SWT angry and displeased. So, we think that Shirk is a minor thing, but in Allah’s SWT sight, it’s a very big deal.
Naeem Siddiqui:
Yes absolutely.
Mohammad Qasim:
When, the Oneness of Allah SWT will be challenged. So Allah SWT will be displeased.
Naeem Siddiqui:
It is absolutely correct.
Muhammad Qasim, thank you very much for coming on our program. Our viewers have just heard Muhammad Qasim’s conversation. The crux of his conversation, the basic point, is that Muslims cannot progress until they completely eliminate Shirk from their lives. And he also saw the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him) in his dream. Apart from that, his own dreams and their basic essence, and in the light of which he wants to see Pakistan as a progressive, strong, and superpower country. He wants to see Pakistan as a dominant country in the world. In the Middle East and in other countries in the coming times, he thinks that the problems that could arise are due to the prevalence of Shirk in the world. It is obvious that Shirk is disliked by Allah SWT. And we completely agree with him that the system of governance in the country should be like the State of Medina, as Imran Khan has said. Muslims in the world especially Pakistan should be a powerful empire in the world. And in any case, we should serve our Muslim nation.
Thank you very much for watching today’s program. Allow me to bid farewell to your host, Naeem Siddiqui. Long live Pakistan.
