Class 29 The Three Fundamental Principles by Shaykh Hamzah Abdur Razzaq

Class #4: An Adequate Treasure for the Seeker of the Hereafter - Facilitator: Jameel Finch

[Dec 2010] The Realities Of Christmas - By Abu Hakeem Bilāl Davis حفظه الله Khutbah at Masjid as-Salafi.

- Understanding principles related to celebrating festivities.
- The intent of differing from the kuffār.
- Statements of the scholars regarding the meaning of the ḥadīth, “Whoever resembles a
people then he is from them.”
- Other categories of individuals and aspects of creation it is impermissible for us to resemble.
- Examples of how carrying out regular actions can fall under resembling the kuffār due to intent.
- The origin of the term ‘Christmas’.
- The kufr of congratulating/joining in with salutations for Christmas.
- Ibn al-Qayyim (الله رحمه) on congratulating the kuffār for symbols specific to kufr and the
ruling on the Muslim who does so.
- The reason for selecting December 25th for celebrating Christmas and the significance of
this period for the pagans.
- The claims of Paul.
- Gentiles (non-Jews) entering into Christianity and how the heads of Christendom
incorporated their pagan practices into Christianity.
- The pagan origin of various practices that were incorporated into the celebration of
Christmas.
- The origin of ‘Father Christmas’.
- The origin of Boxing Day.
- An example of how Christmas opposes what is in the Bible.
- The perfection of Islām.

The Realities Of Christmas By Abu Hakeem Bilāl Davis

Mixing Obedience With Disobedience By Abu Idrees

Abu Uwais encourages us with an exhortation to leave off harboring animosity between each other and to be merciful to one another, seeking mercy from Allah.

Let It Go

02.04.2020 - A tremendously beneficial tele-lecture delivered by our Shaykh Dr. ‘Arafāt ibn Ḥasan al-Muḥammadῑ (May Allāh preserve him) detailing the role of our honourable sisters in Islām in maintaining a balance in their lives between the religion and their worldly responsibilities and the immense stature they hold as a pillar of the family.

Tele-Lectures

Co-operating Upon Righteousness and Taqwá Between The Sisters and Examples of That

The Prophet (صلى الله عليه و سلم) said, "Pray as you have seen me praying." [Related by al-Bukhari (no. 631) and Muslim (no. 674).] Join us every Saturday after Isha Prayer as we go through the description of the Prophet's Prayer using the book of Imam Muqbil Ibn Hadi al-Wadi'i (d.1421H)

Class 19 The Three Fundamental Principles by Shaykh Hamzah Abdur Razzaq

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