Muhammad Qasim and people who share his dreams have been spreading these warnings and glad tidings to Islamic scholars for over 9-10 years. One would imagine that if Mubashirat (true/divine dreams) have significance in Islam, then certainly Islamic scholars should be taking it very seriously. However, most scholars have chosen to remain silent as this is a unique phenomenon, and it requires effort to authenticate the truthfulness of a person having dreams.
Never in the history of Islam has one man become famous globally in the way Muhammad Qasim has. As a result, some prominent scholars have now openly validated and expressed their optimism about Muhammad Qasim and his dreams.
Meetings with Prominent Scholars
One of the famous Islamic Imams who have invited, met in person and then expressed their positive stance about Muhammad Qasim and the phenomenon of his dreams is Ustaz Zulkifli Muhammad Ali, from Indonesia.
Zulkifli Muhammad Ali was born on 15th of November 1974, and is viral in the Far East region for his lectures on matters of the End Times (Islamic eschatology).
Before becoming an Islamic Imam and teacher, he completed his studies at the Bachelor of Aqidah (Islamic Creed) and Tafsir from Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt. He also earned a master’s degree in Tripoli, Libya.
Another prominent scholarly figure who has publicly expressed his positive opinion about Muhammad Qasim is Molana Ali Mahfudzi. Molana Mahfudzi is the Amir (Head) of Jamah Tabligh in Indonesia, and his influence spans far and wide in the region.
These are just some of the regular meetings of Muhammad Qasim with influential political and religious figures. The main purpose of Muhammad Qasim’s meetings is to remind these scholars/leaders to warn the Ummah (Muslims) about the dangers of modern forms of shirk (polytheism), such as unnecessary pictures rampant in today’s world. This, Muhammad Qasim says, is more dangerous in a way, than all other vices. Infact, glorification of pictures was how shirk started in humanity.
When righteous people died around the time of Prophet Noah, the people started carving pictures of them and eventually Satan caused them to worship these pictures and statues of their forefathers. Thus, today even though Muslims don’t worship pictures, but they place portraits in their homes and as decoration pieces, challenging Allah’s Atttribute of Al-Musawwir (the One of Creates/Fashions).
When will the Rest of Scholars Believe in Muhammad Qasim’s Dreams?
This question is asked by many Muslims, and is explained by Allah in a dream Muhammad Qasim had on 20th April 2015, way before the wider world came to know about his dreams. Muhammad Qasim says:
“I saw in a dream that there is darkness everywhere. We have everything but no electricity to light up bulbs and tube lights and everyone is in search of electricity. Then I see that Allah gives me electricity by His Mercy. Then I go to Ulamas (Scholars), Muftis (experts in Islam) and Leaders and I tell them that “I have electricity and I can light up the houses of people with it.” But Ulamas, Muftis and Leaders don’t believe in me that I really have any electricity. They say that “I am lying.” Ulamas, Muftis and Leaders only disagree with me that I have no electricity but they don’t say anything more to me. Neither do they stop me nor do they forbid me that I should not say this to anyone else. They say that “let him do whatever he wants. For he is merely wasting his time, he has no electricity.” But Allah tells me that “Qasim! Don’t worry! I am with you. No one can stop you and I will help you.” And then Allah helps me and normal Muslims start to believe in my words. And then this news spreads all around the world. And then everyone believes me and they say that “light up everything with the electricity that Allah has given you”. Then, when I spread the light with the Mercy of Allah , the Ulamas say that “Alas! We should have believed him”.
In conclusion, the dreams of Muhammad Qasim perfectly align with Quran, Sunnah and the signs of Last Day, so the Islamic scholars have a responsibility to make the masses aware of these messages from Allah and Last Prophet Muhammad (sallallahu alaihi wasallam). If they are shy of this responsibility, then Allah has his own Plan and it is likely in light of Muhammad Qasim’s dreams, that the ordinary Muslims will be blessed to highlight the shirk in their societies before the scholars finally realise unanimously about the reality of Muhammad Qasim and his dreams. We pray for the best for all Muslims around the world, and for the leaders of their communities! Ameen.
