Wa iyyakum and Jazakallah Khair for your kind words, they are much appreciated. We have only started uploading episodes to TH-cam in the last 6 months - the podcast is listened to more on platforms like Apple Podcasts and Spotify alhamdulillah.
@@TheThinkingMuslim Alhamdulillah that's great to hear. There is great demand for podcasts focusing on the Muslim discourse and you guys are perhaps the only ones out there!
What should have been mentioned is the language revolution in Turkey. They basically hijacked the Turkish language taking on Latin isntead of Arabic whilst prohibitng transliterations in the early years of the republic, but more importantly creating nonsense words, just to severe the intellectual ties of the Turkish speakers of Anatolia with their Ottoman past. Both literary and spoken Turkish are filled with words that do not conform to Turkish derviation grammar. Also many of the previously Arabic words have been replaced by French ones. This is a very concise linguistic outlook but youtube comments are not the most fit place for expounding. You would not believe what refined articles, books, journals, government documents lie dead because of that. I as a speaker of unadulterated Turkish am suprised on how succinctly yet poignantly a defense of Islam was done even in casual newspapers. We have to realise the fascist Kamalist governments transgression and put these guys into the long line of cultural oppressors and hijackers of conscience along with Hitler and Mussolini.
@@goodwifelucy5602 If you know Turkish I recommend "Türkcenin Sirlari" by Nihad Sami Banarli. If not you might consider "The Turkish Language Reform - A Successful Catastrophy" by late Professor Geoffrey Lewis. I myself do a series aswell albeit in Turkish.
The Young Turks were definitely not Islamic based - they were on the border of "dark room" religions(won't mention here). Especially people at the top - there is no way a religious person would try to overthrow the khalifate.
I instantly gobble up anything by Dr. Yakoob Ahmed. He’s a gem to this Ummah
This channel deserves far, far more views and subscribers. The quality of content and interview is very high indeed. Jazakallah Khair.
Wa iyyakum and Jazakallah Khair for your kind words, they are much appreciated. We have only started uploading episodes to TH-cam in the last 6 months - the podcast is listened to more on platforms like Apple Podcasts and Spotify alhamdulillah.
@@TheThinkingMuslim Alhamdulillah that's great to hear. There is great demand for podcasts focusing on the Muslim discourse and you guys are perhaps the only ones out there!
@@TheThinkingMuslim What would you say about hizb ut ..for calling kilafah.
They seems calling for the rights.
Loved the discussion. It removed misconceptions. Nuances was eye opening.
Thank you so much, it was an outstanding discussion. Loved all of it. May Allah reward you and Dr. Yakoob Akhmad
This is sooo sooo brilliant. So comprehensive. So well delivered. Thank you for this!!!
Jazakallahu khairan. Could you possibly do a video on the concept of the nation state?
I recommend Imam Tom's lectures on Blogging Theology.
"‘collective amnesia’ ". Exactly! We are suffering from it. I call it political alzheimer.
What a gem of a scholar, and what a beautiful channel. Just discovered this, wish you all the best and may Allah expand your efforts!
Thank you very much. Ameen
What should have been mentioned is the language revolution in Turkey. They basically hijacked the Turkish language taking on Latin isntead of Arabic whilst prohibitng transliterations in the early years of the republic, but more importantly creating nonsense words, just to severe the intellectual ties of the Turkish speakers of Anatolia with their Ottoman past. Both literary and spoken Turkish are filled with words that do not conform to Turkish derviation grammar. Also many of the previously Arabic words have been replaced by French ones. This is a very concise linguistic outlook but youtube comments are not the most fit place for expounding. You would not believe what refined articles, books, journals, government documents lie dead because of that. I as a speaker of unadulterated Turkish am suprised on how succinctly yet poignantly a defense of Islam was done even in casual newspapers. We have to realise the fascist Kamalist governments transgression and put these guys into the long line of cultural oppressors and hijackers of conscience along with Hitler and Mussolini.
Nice channel brother. You are lighting an unregarded neglected aspect. God bless you inshallah.
Where would you point someone who has no knowledge of what you describe to understand this further?
@@goodwifelucy5602 If you know Turkish I recommend "Türkcenin Sirlari" by Nihad Sami Banarli. If not you might consider "The Turkish Language Reform - A Successful Catastrophy" by late Professor Geoffrey Lewis. I myself do a series aswell albeit in Turkish.
@@fasihturkce thank you, unfortunately I have absolutely no Turkish , so will try to find professor Lewis' book. Thank you.
@@fasihturkce thank you very much for the book recommendation, Geoffrey Lewis'book has arrived and I'm finding it pleasantly readable 😁 many thanks 💐
The Young Turks were definitely not Islamic based - they were on the border of "dark room" religions(won't mention here). Especially people at the top - there is no way a religious person would try to overthrow the khalifate.
Theory of 'declinism' should go now.
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What would you say about hizb ut ..for calling kilafah.
They seems calling for the rights.
The Ottoman state was the last Islamic Caliphate, You sure mate? because we had a caliphate in 2014 and it was not Ottoman😂😂😂
Speak rather about MUSLIM DECLINE!
BAFS