Ibrahim Aasi is a clergy par-excellence. Stationed in Mumbai, he teaches in a city-based seminary and since almost a decade painstakingly involved in removing the blinkers that has narrowed the vision of Islam through his writings, oratory and teachings. He currently hogs the spotlight for his
Ibrahim Aasi belongs to an organization that is considered a radical outfit within the larger umbrella of Ahle-Sunnat: Raza Academy of Mumbai. Ibrahim is credited with several books, the latest and also the most controversial one being the rejoinder on Wasim Rizvi aka Tyagi. Wasim Rizvi snatched the spotlight after his book in which he made the most abominating utterances on the Holy Prophet Mohammad SAW. The book Tyagi wrote was ‘Mohammad’ and in its reply Ibrahim wrote another book – ‘Azeem Mohammad’.
Born on 20 April 1972 in a small town of Uttar Dinajpur in the Indian state of West Bengal Naemi is the youngest among his three brothers. His father was a zamindar holding a large plot of land in rural Aliganj Islampur and involved in agriculture persuits.
He initially got education in Mumbai’s Daarul Uloom Hanfiya, at Colaba and stayed there for two years. Aasi received degree in theology and became moulvi. The urge to further quench his intellectual appetite has landed him in a large Islamic seminary in Varanasi.
Thus, he was admitted to Madinat-ul-uloom in Uttar Pradesh’s Varanasi and after seven years of education he completed his Aalim Fazil course in flying colours. Read More…