Barelvi Deobandi dispute and its answer is here

31:24 Iqbal questioning the Arabic of Mawlana, whilst his own Arabic being questionable

Point about Maududi and his funny "inner light" lol

Point about why Mawlana didn't want India to be cut up into bits

Mawlana's writings about modernity are here

as much as I respect shaykh Murad, he completely quotes maulana maududi out of context here. 

A lecture series on Imam Ghazali's Breaking the Two Desires by Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad

Abdal Hakim Murad Breaking The Two Desires Part 1

Shadhili Hadra from the US-UK Suhba 2016, Birmingham.
Singers: The Adel Brothers ft The Keighley Munshids
Quran recital: Sidi Abdullah Adel

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Shadhili Hadra Dhikr - The Adel Brothers20 - 10 - 16

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Paradigms of Leadership

Paradigms of Leadership #2 – Imam Malik

Paradigms of Leadership #3 – Hajar (as)

Paradigms of Leadership #7 – Nizam Ad-Din Awliya

Paradigms of Leadership #10 – Hussain Ahmed Madani

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Paradigms of Leadership #12 – Uthman bin Affan

Paradigms of Leadership #15 – Aziz Mahmud Hudayi

10 Muharram 1442
Karbala Lament: "The Field of Misfortune" from the Rawdat al-Shuhada’
Sung by Abdal Hakim Murad, Mohsin Badat and Kenneth Cook

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Rawdat al-Shuhada’ picks up the story where the Burdah leaves off and takes us through to Karbala.
Written by Imam Husayn Vaiz Kashifi (d.1505), it recalls the sufferings of the Ahl ul-Bayt and the reward that lies in wait for them in the next world. 

Originally written in Farsi, this devotional hymn has been overlooked until recently in the English speaking world but was once sung in awe amongst the peoples within the Ottoman and Mughal empires.

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The Field of Misfortune

Upon the field of misfortune
All my people lie
Their ruddy wounds all untended
Open to the sky.

The devil’s blade has been fashioned
In the blaze of hate,
Its poison spirit impassioned
In its fiery fate.

The edge knows thirst that is rabid
Questing here its point
To holy flesh for its scabbard
Blood it shall anoint.

The rainless airs of the valley
Hear my lonely cry
The widowed daughters of Ali
Teach the dust to sigh.

Behold Abbas, hero regal
Hear Sakina’s thirst
Father of grace of the eagle
place that maiden first.

To see the blood of my brothers
dye the sorry sands
to hear the keening of mothers
cheeks clenched in their hands.

So teach the ways of fair patience
To the weak and wronged.
Strengthen with hope and forbearance
wretchedness prolonged.

Ya rahmanu
Ya hannanu
Ya rahimana

Anta ghafarul masawi
tub ‘alayna.

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Karbala Lament: The Field of Misfortune – Abdal Hakim Murad

Khutba On Dreams By Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad  at Cambridge Khutbas

This month, we learn about the life and times of Maulana Abdul Majid Daryabadi (d.1977) of Daryabad in Uttar Pradesh, India.

Educated under the British education system at the time, we learn how he navigated the unparalleled challenges of tradition and modernity, and how he dealt with the unexpected opposition to the tawhid of Islam by adjusting and focusing on the Qur’an, the great love of his life.

His is a dramatic story of our time and age, one from which we can learn practical lessons.


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Paradigms of Leadership #18 – Abdul Majid Daryabadi

Training the next generation of Muslim thinkers.

Paradigms of Leadership #10 – Hussain Ahmed Madani

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