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following on the doorway of his house: 'Glorified is He who has neither a companion nor anyone sitting beside Him on His throne. '. This created a fury amongst ignorant people and consequently. Hadhrat al Tabri's Th house was pelted with stones. 22 It appears that this pir of Gujjo is probably a descendent of one of these ignorant people who pelted the sage's house in Baghdad for refusing to accept the validity of a concocted Hadeeth which runs against the essence of Quranic teachings. Or else, he would have exercised better sense than to insist upon the validity of a. Hadeeth which contradicts the teachings of the Quran. . There is sufficient evidence in Islamic literature to establish that many a fabrications on the meanings of the Quranic Surahs have been concocted in the history of the ummah by people who later justified their actions on the grounds that they: 'found people deserting the Quran and occupying with the Fiqh of Abu Hanifa and Maghazi of Ibn Ishaq, so they invented Ahadeeth for the sake of reward from Allah. 123 Whatever be the merits of Abdul. Hafeez's claim that Hadhrat Ibne Abbasa was the source of this report in relation to the meaning and explanation of Surah. Zilzal, one cannot overlook the fact that the explanation contained in this narration is thoroughly opposed to the wisdom contained in the Quran. Therefore, the validity of the alleged claim that he heard such a meaning and explanation of the. Surah from Hadhrat Muhammadsa cannot be accepted on two accounts. Firstly, Hadhrat Muhammadsa is on record for having admonished that after him, a lot of sayings would be attributed to him and the only sensible course to adopt would be to refer to the Quran, and if, whatever is being attributed to him conforms to the essence of the Quranic teachings, it ought to be accepted, but whatever contradicts the essence of Quranic teachings ought to be rejected. Since the above meaning and 22. Sayuti, [Hadhrat] Imam Hafiz Jalal al Din 'Abd al Rahman. Tahdhir al Khaswas min. Ahadeeth al Qussas, p. 161 23. Albani, Nasir al Din al. Silsilat al Ahadeeth al Da'ifa wa al Maudu'a 314