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The Resolute Circle

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 Welcome to The Resolute Circle, where history isn’t just about what happened it’s about why it still matters today. My team and I look closely at events from the past, exploring their meaning, understanding their impact, and finding links to the world we live in now. We’re here to go beyond just telling stories. It’s about figuring out how choices, movements, and ideas from history shaped what we see around us and what they can teach us going forward. Our goal is to make the past feel connected and relevant, helping you see how it all fits into your life today. If you’re someone who loves hiThe Resolute Circle Social Sciences
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  • Debate in Emperor Akbar’s Court | The Promised Mehdi Hazrat Syed Muhammad Jaunpuri AHS

    Debate in Emperor Akbar’s Court | The Promised Mehdi Hazrat Syed Muhammad Jaunpuri AHS
    Dec 25 2024

    This podcast covers one of the most important debates in Islamic history – the Majlis-e-Khamsa. Sheikh Mustafa Gujarati (Rehmatullah Alaih) stood in Emperor Akbar’s court and defended the Mehdavi faith against the toughest scholars of the time. We’re breaking it all down: the challenging questions, Sheikh Mustafa’s clear and bold responses, and the larger story of Hazrat Syed Muhammad Jaunpuri (Alaihi Salam), the Promised Mehdi. You’ll hear about the beliefs of the Mehdavi community, the historical context of Akbar’s court, and why these debates still matter today. Want to dig deeper? Check out these sources: Majalis-e-Khamsa: Written by Bandagi Miyan Hz Shaik Mustafa Gujarati(RH) Tarikh-e-Sulaimani: Written by Malik Sulaiman, this book provides more insights into the Mehdavi movement. Akbar
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