Name: Key Principles on Nurturing Children by Albaseerah
Duration: 59 min 51 s
Description: Key advice on nurturing children in Islam taught by Abu Iyaad

Lesson 7 - The Book of Purification & Prayer from Manhaj as-Salikin

Khutbah: The Story of the Boy and the King

Chapter on Repentance - Lesson 8

13 points of benefit from the introduction and point 1 of the 4 principles by Shaykh Muhammad ibn Abdulwahhab
Based on the explanation  from Shaykh Salih Al- Fawzaan with benefits from Shaykh Rabee and Imaam Ibn Qayyim

- Meaning of Tawheed
- Importance of Tawheed
- Meaning of patience (and it's types)
- Meaning of Gratitude (and it's 5 constituents)
- Many benefits from Ibn Qayyim
- Seeking forgiveness from Sins
- The meaning of Haneef
- What is the definition of Shirk

Streamed LIVE on 25 January 2025. Organised by the Salafi Centre of Manchester

1 - The Four Rules Regarding Shirk - Introduction - Ustaadh Abu Ukkaashah | Manchester

Points Covered:

• Question no.12: Who is Fasting an Obligation upon?
- The 6 Requirements Explained
- If the Kāfir becomes Muslim, do they need to make up missed fasts?
- Becoming a Muslim on a Fasting day
- Does the Insane person have to give Zakāt?
- The 3 Matters which indicate a person has reached Puberty
- A 4th Matter specifically concerning Women
- Advice for Parents to take heed of their Children reaching Puberty
- Benefits from Imām Ibn al-Qayyim (رحمه الله) concerning Children & their Tarbiyyah
- What does a person do if they aren't able to fast? The 2 Types of Inability
- The 3 States of a Travelling Person; When is it Recommended/Allowed/Harām for a travelling person to fast/not fast?
- 2 Points to take Note of concerning the Menstruating Woman

Lesson 4 - Questions & Answers on the Rulings of Fasting by Shaykh ‘Uthaymeen (18.02.2025)

Benefits From the Hadith of Jibreel Part 2 - Ustadh Abdulhakeem Mitchell 07/03/25

Women in Islam Conference

Islam shows care and attention to the family. A society consists of families and families consist of individuals. Just as a building is built on a foundations, society is built on its foundations – individuals and families.

Islam commands both husband and wife that they treat each other in a good befitting manner, with mercy and kindness. They are the foundation of the family. 

Indeed Allah is with those who have taqwa and those who do good. (surah: verse). This is not complete until both husband and wife fulfil their rights.

A husband and wife should discuss their expectations of each other and their roles. This will avoid crossing each other.

The home should be built on tawheed, imaan, the remembrance of Allah and seeking knowledge in order to be successful. By this, they will attain Allah’s pleasure.

From the best of ways to remind each other is to seek knowledge and to share it. The man who goes to the masjid to seek knowledge should take his family with him. If he can’t, he should share it with them when they go home. 

Knowledge is also the right of the women and the children – that they are taught correct Islamic teachings. 

“The best of you are the best of you to your wives and I am the best to my wives.” – this hadith is a clear indication that a man should treat his wife well. 

“The most complete of the believers in imaan are those who are best in manners and the best of you are those of you who are the best with their womanfolk.”

Both husband and wife should continuously make dua to have righteous children – even before they are blessed with children. This is the example of the messengers. 

Recorded at the Salafi Centre of Manchester on 21/4/2017 and streamed LIVE on SunnahRadio

Achieving a Righteous Home and Children - Rayaan Barker | Manchester

[05/01/2018] Honour is in Obedience to Allāh - By Abu Idrees Muhammad Khān حفظه الله. Khutbah at Masjid As-Salafi, Birmingham, UK.

- The only way to attain honour and nobility, and that which brings about humiliation.
- The great rank Sa’d b. Mu’ādh (رضى الله عنه) had with Allāh, exemplified in occurrences that took place after his death. 
- The reason for the state we are in today.
- The story of the martyrdom of ‘Abdullāh b. ‘Āmir b. Ḥarām (رضى الله عنه) in the Battle of Uḥud and how he was honoured by Allāh.
- Striving to please Allāh and not focusing on pleasing the people.
- The raising of a person’s rank due to clinging to the Qur’ān and Sunnah. 
- The story of Julaybīb (رضى الله عنه) and how he was raised due to his obedience to Allāh.
- What happens when Allāh loves an individual. 
- The reason Abū Dardā (رضى الله عنه) cried after the Muslims conquered Cyprus. 
- Acts that bring about nobility and honour for the believer.

Honour is in Obedience to Allāh - By Abu Idrees Muhammad Khān 05012018

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