Rights of the Spouses by Abu Qayla Rasheed Barbee

Also on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcpYv6RvA5M&ab_channel=TROID

Part of the Canada Webinar Series (Ramaḍān 1443), the author discusses 10 plots the devil uses to attack the lives of the believers.

The 10 plots of Shayṭān: 

17:31 Plot 01: The Call to Shirk (polytheism and disbelief) 

21:16 Plot 02: The Call to Bidʿah: Innovating Religious Matters into Islām

24:00 Plot 03: The Encouragement to Lie upon Allāh (Shirk, Kufr, Bidʿah)

26:40 Plot 04: The Beautification of Sins and Disobedience

34:38 Plot 05: To Dissuade from the Remembrance of Allāh

39:56 Plot 06: To Cause Division Between People (Communities, Families etc.)

42:55 Plot 07: To Call to the Abandonment of the Prayer

46:16 Plot 08: To Cause Splitting Between Husband and Wife

50:11 Plot 09: Beautifying Falsehood 

54:02 Plot 10:  Calling to the Obsession of the Worldly Life (al-Dunyā)

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59:42 [Q1]: What is your advice to the young Muslim who is enticed by the glitz and glamour of this world (pop culture, music, the latest woke trends), how can they stay on the straight path and avoid this black hole of misguidance?

1:05:42 [Q2]: How would one know they are falling short (in their religion)?  

The final question involves a beautiful dialogue with a convert to Islām: 

1:08:46 [Q3]: How do we understand this supposed principle, 'take the good and leave the bad (al-muwāzināt)? What about websites like islamqa?

10 Plots of Shayṭān: Beware ‘O Children of Ādam - Uways al-Ṭawīl

Part 1 The Name Of Allaah Al - Khaaliq

[08/04/2024] Fasting in Ramaḍān: Its Virtues & Rulings - By Abu 'Iyād Amjad Rafīq حفظه الله. Lesson for Islam Tees, Middlesbrough, UK.

Some points discussed during this lesson:

- Virtues of the month of Ramaḍān.
- Twenty points of guidance from the Messenger ﷺ regarding fasting:
- 1. He would anticipate Ramaḍān and not fast until seeing the ḥilāl (new moon).
- 2. He would never fast a day or two days before Ramaḍān.
- 3 He would command the believers to establish their intention on the night of every fast (before Fajr).
- 4. He would not withhold from eating or drinking until the actual break of dawn.
- 5. The adhān of imsāk (15-20 minutes before Fajr) is not from his guidance.
- 6. He would delay the suḥūr and hasten the breaking of the fast. 
- 7. His ifṭār would be something very simple and would consist of fresh, ripe dates.
- 8. He would encourage making du’ā at the time of breaking the fast.
- 9. He would never abandon suḥūr.
- 10. The saḥūr would consist of dates. 
- 11. He would sometimes fast and sometimes not fast when travelling.
- 12. His striving in worship would be multiplied in Ramaḍān.
- 13. He would increase in his generosity.
- 14. He would pray at night and strongly encourage the people to do so. 
- 15. He would encourage his Companions to perform ‘umrah in the month of Ramaḍān.
- 16. He would be the best of people in his akhlāq and command his ummah with that as well.
- 17. He would have marital relations with his family and would not abandon or prohibit it.
- 18. The manifestation of mercy in Allāh’s concessions to many categories of people [regarding the fast]. 
- 19. The person who became sick/vomited does not have to make up his fast.
- 20. He made Zakātul-Fiṭr obligatory at the end of the month of Ramaḍān. 
- Manifestations of Allāh’s Tawḥīd in the act of worship of fasting:
- 1. Veneration of the symbol of Allāh (i.e. fasting), and feelings of hope and fear.
- 2. Allāh alone has the right to legislate.
- 3. The fasting person is in servitude to Allāh.
- 4. Fasting inculcates taqwā.
- 5. There is comprehensive guidance in all of the specific details and rulings.
- 6. Allāh has made certain concessions in His Sharī’ah regarding fasting.
- 7. We see a combination between Allāh’s Rubūbiyyah and ‘Ubūdiyyah.  
- 8. Being informed of certain things from the unseen we would not have known except by way of revelation.
- 9. Our belief in the revelation of the Qur’ān, which is the speech of Allāh.
- 10. Ramaḍān is a month of making sincere, truthful du’ā to Allāh.

SalafiPublications 

Fasting in Ramadan Its Virtues & Rulings - By Abu 'Iyād

The Three Foundations of Sins - Eid Khutbah - 20240616

The Three Foundations of Sins - Uways At-Taweel - Eid Khutbah

[Summer Conference July 2024] Part Two: Shaykh Muqbil’s Advice to the Student of Knowledge - Abu Al-Ḥasan Mālik حفظه الله. Masjid Salafi, Small Heath, Birmingham, UK.

Some points discussed during lesson two:

- Explanation of Shaykh Muqbil’s (رحمه الله) advice to the student of knowledge, with proof from the Qur’ān and Sunnah and examples from our noble Salaf [cont’d]:
- 6. Gratitude to the scholars and supplicating for them.
- 7. Staying far away from the People of Innovation and their works.
- 8. Being keen on associating with the righteous and the people of virtue.
- 9. Preserving one’s time and health.
- 10. Focusing on the Arabic language.
- 11. Traveling in the path of knowledge.
- 12. Staying far away from blind following.
- 13. Remaining far away from disputation/argumentation.
- 14. Verifying evidences before issuing verdicts.

Questions:
1. Is it from bad manners to say “akhī” to an ‘ālim?
2. What would you advise a student to do in preparation for studying abroad in a university in Saudi Arabia?
3. What do you say to a person who warns the people from coming to this conference so they can avoid the politics?

SalafiPublications

Pt 2 Shaykh Muqbil's Advice to the Student of Knowledge By Abul Hasan Malik

Jumu'ah Khutbah - It Is Paradise We Should Be Competing For - By Ustaadh Abu Inayah Seif حفظه الله

Lesson 03 The Explanation of the Nullifiers of Islām by Shaykh Khalid Dhufayri

Lecture with Al-Baseerah, Masjid as-Sunnah, Bradford, UK.

Lesson 03 The Explanation of the Nullifiers of Islām by Shaykh Khalid Dhufayri

Germantown Masjid