ISLAMI TAFHEEM
Clearing doubts, spreading truth.
Islami Tafheem is a digital platform dedicated to addressing misconceptions about Shia Islam through evidence-based knowledge and peaceful dialogue. Our goal is to foster unity and understanding among Muslim communities by shedding light on authentic teachings and historical truths—with clear references from the Holy Qur’an and authentic Hadith.
At the heart of Islami Tafheem lies a firm belief: the path of Ahlul Bayt (a.s.) is the straight and righteous path—a path deeply rooted in the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.w.) and upheld by the Qur’an itself. We aim to revive the love, respect, and recognition that the Ahlul Bayt (a.s.) deserve in the Islamic narrative, while promoting unity and awareness through their timeless guidance.
Why Islami Tafheem Was Started
Islami Tafheem was launched with a clear purpose: to clarify what Shia Islam truly stands for, based on authentic sources from the Qur’an and Hadith. It is a platform designed to answer common questions, correct misconceptions, and present the beliefs of the Shia school of thought in a respectful, evidence-based manner.
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One of the main reasons behind this initiative is the increasing trend of labeling the Shia identity as misguided or deviant, often without proper understanding or knowledge. Many accusations are made against the Shia Community, beliefs, and practices—often rooted in misinformation or sectarian bias. Islami Tafheem was started to respond to these claims with calm, scholarly explanations backed by proofs from universally accepted Islamic sources.
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Islami Tafheem promotes meaningful dialogue, knowledge-sharing, and unity—highlighting the teachings of Ahlul Bayt (a.s.) as a guiding light for understanding Islam in its purest form.
Why Clarifying Misconceptions Matters
Shia Islam is often misunderstood, and many false accusations are made about its beliefs and practices. People are told that Shia Muslims follow the wrong path, or that their teachings are outside of Islam—without any real knowledge or proof.
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These false claims create confusion and distance between Muslims. That’s why Islami Tafheem was created: to respond to these accusations with truth, using clear evidence from the Qur’an and authentic Hadith.
We don’t argue or criticize others—we explain. Our goal is to help people understand the true teachings of the Ahlul Bayt (a.s.), and show that following their path is firmly rooted in Islam.
Vision
​To become a reliable Islamic source for clarifying truth with evidence, helping unite Muslims through shared understanding and mutual respect.
Mission
To spread the message of peace, unity, and correct understanding of Shia Islam using authentic sources, educational content, and respectful communication.
About Asghar Afandi
Mirza Azizul Hassan Afandi Alias “Asghar Afandi” is the founder and main voice behind Islami Tafheem. With decades of experience in Islamic studies and community education, he is known for his calm, knowledgeable, and respectful approach to addressing religious queries. He has spent years studying core Islamic texts and answering misconceptions through live sessions, lectures, and now through digital media.
Ancestral Legacy of Asghar Afandi
Asghar Afandi belongs to a noble and scholarly family known for its deep contributions to Islamic knowledge and Urdu poetry. This legacy stretches across generations of poets and scholars whose work has influenced both the religious and literary landscapes of the Indian subcontinent.
Below are the distinguished personalities from his lineage:
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Mirza Jaffer Ali Fasih Afandi
A respected poet of his time, Mirza Jaffer Ali Fasih Afandi lived during the era of Mir Khaleeq (father of the legendary poet Mir Babber Ali Anees) and Mirza Dabeer’s contemporary, Mirza Salamat Ali Dilgeer. He was well-regarded in literary circles for his refined poetry and spiritual themes, making him a significant figure in the early development of the family's poetic tradition.
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Abbas Ali Maleeh Afandi
Known for his graceful and heartfelt poetry, Abbas Ali Maleeh Afandi continued the family’s literary tradition with a unique voice that blended emotion and religious reflection. His work was appreciated in literary gatherings and by fellow poets of his time.
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Baleegh Afandi
A poet with a deep sense of language and rhythm, Baleegh Afandi’s verses were known for their elegance and depth. His poetry often touched on themes of morality and devotion, leaving a lasting impression on readers and listeners alike.
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Ashique Hussain Bazm Afandi
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A celebrated poet who received the honorary title “Sultan-ul-Qalam” from the Ahle Sunnat wal Jama’at community in Delhi, recognizing his literary excellence. His poetry was known for its spiritual depth, clarity, and emotional strength, making him a well-known figure across various religious and literary groups.
​​​​Mirza Tajjamul Hussain Najm Afandi
A revolutionary poet in the field of Noha writing, he brought a transformation in noha diction and style that influenced generations. His disciples are spread across South Asia, including not only Shia Muslims, but also Sunni Poets and even Hindu literary enthusiasts, reflecting the universal appeal and depth of his poetic expression.
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Allama Sohail Afandi
A renowned Islamic scholar and poet, Allama Sohail Afandi was awarded the prestigious title "Mufakkir-e-Islam". His research and lectures on the Qur’an earned immense respect from scholars of his time. He is especially admired for his deep and thought-provoking topics such as:
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Qur’an and Science
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Qur’an and Karbala
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Qur’an and the Reappearance of Imam Mahdi (a.s.)
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Qur’an and the Status of Imam Ali (a.s.)
His ability to connect the Qur’an with historical and spiritual insights made his work highly popular among people of all ages.
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Asghar Afandi
A dedicated Islamic scholar and the founder of Islami Tafheem, Asghar Afandi continues this remarkable legacy. As a student of his father, Allama Sohail Afandi, Through Islami Tafheem, he aims to spread the true message of Islam, rooted in the teachings of the Qur’an, Hadith, and the Ahlul Bayt (a.s.).
