SubhanAllah. This is a good for reflection and very useful knowledge. Thank you for sharing bothers. May Allah reward your effort and intention. Keep 'em comin'.
When sh. Ammar said one of my favourite poets, I did NOT expect him to say Abu Nuwas lol. I like his way with words too. But I'm a bit confused - doesn't acceptance of his verses imply that Allah forgives all no matter what, in the same way as sufi poets like kharaqani interpreted الرحمن الرحيم ?
Alhamdulillah the series is very beautifully done and helpful for reflection. However, I have a issue with many of the speakers/sheikhs...the beard. The Prophet (saw) said "grow your beard and trim your moustache" yet I see most of our learned speakers are cutting or even shaving their beard. I really would like someone to explain this to me. Is it ok for a man to cut his beard inspite of the hadith of the Prophet (saw). I see many speakers/presenters on Islamic channels with clean face or an overnight shadow they call a beard. How can I take my religion from these sheikhs when they are ignoring the command of the prophet, hence the command Allah. As we all know the Prophet (saw) did not speak of his own but by Wahy from Allah.
it's not compulsory in most of the popular Mazhabs, _despite_ the Hadith. Deriving rulings from the Quran and Hadiths isn't as simple as simply reading them. We do have sciences as Usool al-Fiqh and Usool al-Hadith amidst others to help us derive a proper understanding of these Ahadith. When confronted with these apparent contradictions, it's always best to inquire with proficient scholars on how to deal with them.
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Peace struck my heart with the words"and you know the one who has withheld it from you is Ar-Rahman Ar-Raheem".
Walaikumsalam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu
Ammar Alshukry is so well spoken MashAllah. Love hearing his lectures. Need to buy his book too.
Do you know the books name?
Al Hamdulillah. Timely and very helpful. May Allah multiply both your rewards and guide the believers I Allah!
SubhanAllah. This is a good for reflection and very useful knowledge. Thank you for sharing bothers. May Allah reward your effort and intention. Keep 'em comin'.
Bismillahi Rahmaniddunya va Raheemil Akhira..
JzkA for this May Allah SWT bless you both ❤️
Walaykum salam war rahmatuhl lahi wa baraktuh
That was truly beautiful. Thank you
walaikumasalam wrbr
🙏🙏🙏
Love your videos.
Fun and informative video
Bless you
Jazakom Allah kheir ! :)
Lol, in the first episodes Belal barely smiles, and in the later episodes, he's smiling so much more.
walaikumasalam
where can i find the poem/dua he recited at the end?
thank u
When sh. Ammar said one of my favourite poets, I did NOT expect him to say Abu Nuwas lol. I like his way with words too. But I'm a bit confused - doesn't acceptance of his verses imply that Allah forgives all no matter what, in the same way as sufi poets like kharaqani interpreted الرحمن الرحيم ?
Alhamdulillah the series is very beautifully done and helpful for reflection. However, I have a issue with many of the speakers/sheikhs...the beard. The Prophet (saw) said "grow your beard and trim your moustache" yet I see most of our learned speakers are cutting or even shaving their beard. I really would like someone to explain this to me. Is it ok for a man to cut his beard inspite of the hadith of the Prophet (saw). I see many speakers/presenters on Islamic channels with clean face or an overnight shadow they call a beard. How can I take my religion from these sheikhs when they are ignoring the command of the prophet, hence the command Allah. As we all know the Prophet (saw) did not speak of his own but by Wahy from Allah.
it's not compulsory in most of the popular Mazhabs, _despite_ the Hadith.
Deriving rulings from the Quran and Hadiths isn't as simple as simply reading them. We do have sciences as Usool al-Fiqh and Usool al-Hadith amidst others to help us derive a proper understanding of these Ahadith.
When confronted with these apparent contradictions, it's always best to inquire with proficient scholars on how to deal with them.