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The Jamaa'ah is that which conforms to the truth - Shaykh Uways at-Taweel

- The original text of the Hadith
- Importance of enjoining the good and forbidding the evil and use the tongue in good.
- Evidence from the Qur'an that those upon the truth are small in number
- Examples from the prophets such as Nuh and Ibrahim who had few followers
- Who are the Jamaa'ah?
- Examples from the Salaf
- The importance of implementation of the Salafi Dawah
- Advice from Imaam ibn Qayyim and Imaam Ibn Baaz

Recorded at the Islam is Sunnah Conference at the Salafi Centre of Manchester June 2025

The Jamaa'ah is that which conforms to the truth - Uways at-Taweel | Manchester

A Lecture concerning the life of the Great Shaikh Rabee Ibn Haadi al Madkhali - Part 2

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11 - Imam Sadi’s explanation of Jawaami’ Al-Akhbaar | Abu Abdir-Rahmān Hilāl - Manchester

Explanation of Shaykh Ubayd al-jaabiree

Taught by ‎Ustādh Abu Abdir-Rahmān Hilāl حفظه الله

𝗛𝗮𝗱𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝟮𝟭: 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗮𝗰𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗰𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗮𝗹-𝗙𝗶𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗵

Narrated by ʿAʾishah (رضي الله عنها) who said: The Messenger of Allāh (صلى الله عليه وسلم) said: “Ten things are from the fiṭrah [natural disposition and inclination of man]: Cutting the moustache, allowing one’s beard to grow, using the siwāk [to clean one’s teeth], washing one’s nose with water, clipping one’s nails, cleaning the knuckles, plucking the hairs of the armpit, shaving off the pubic hair, and Istinjāʾ cleaning oneself [after answering the call of nature].” The narrator said: “I forgot the tenth one except that it may be ‘washing one’s mouth with water.’” 
Narrated by Muslim

Source: 
https://www.troid.org/the-ten-articles-of-fitrah/

Live at the Salafi Centre of Manchester on 2/8/25

11 - Imam Sadi’s explanation of Jawaami’ Al-Akhbaar | Abu Abdir-Rahmān Hilāl - Manchester

Kitāb At-Tawheed: The Prohibition of saying, "My Slave..." & Asking in the Name of Allah...

Revelation Over Reason: Why Naql (Textual Evidence) Takes Precedence in Islamic Understanding – Pt. 1 - Kāshiff Khān

Khutbah: Aid One Another & Seeking Knowledge

40 Ḥadīth—Lesson 45—Abū Idrees—19.09.25 


- Ḥadīth #13: From the Perfection of Īmān 
- Explanation of Shaykh al-‘Uthaymīn (رحمه الله).
- Clarification that the negation in the statement “none of you truly believes” refers to perfection/completeness. 
- Answering the question, “What is your evidence for this interpretation, which diverts the speech from its apparent meaning?”
- Ta’wīl vs taḥrīf. 
- Proof for the permissibility of ta’wīl. 
- Examples of ta’wīl, with supporting evidence. 
- The linguistic and intended meaning of the āyah, «فَإِذَا قَرَأْتَ ٱلْقُرْءَانَ فَٱسْتَعِذْ بِٱللَّهِ مِنَ ٱلشَّيْطَٰنِ ٱلرَّجِيمِ»
- The apparent and intended meaning of the āyah, «يَٰٓأَيُّهَا ٱلَّذِينَ ءَامَنُوٓا۟ إِذَا قُمْتُمْ إِلَى ٱلصَّلَوٰةِ فَٱغْسِلُوا۟ وُجُوهَكُمْ…»
- The linguistic and legislative meaning of īmān. 
- The example of Abū Ṭālib regarding the requirement of acceptance and submission, in addition to affirmation for a person to be deemed a believer. 
- Proof from the Qur’ān and Sunnah that the place of īmān is the heart, tongue and limbs. 
- The meaning of loving for your brother/sister what you love for yourself. 
- Benefits from the ḥadīth. 
- The permissibility of negating something due to the absence of its complete/perfect state, with examples from the Sunnah. 
- The obligation of loving for your brother/sister what you love for yourself. 
- A warning against envy and jealousy. 
- Two definitions of ḥasad. 
- Formulating speech in a manner that encourages action. 
- Implications of using the word brother. 
- The importance of speaking respectfully when giving da’wah and interacting with our loved ones. 
- Advice to the one who finds it difficult to love for his brother what he loves for himself. 
- The reason the Salaf would make du’ā for their brothers in their absence. 
- Answering the student who says he wants good for his fellow student so he will act upon the ḥadīth by telling him the answers while in the exam. 


45 Forty Hadith of Nawawi By Abu Idrees


●The danger of innovation in the religion. 

●The two doors of Shaytān.

●How do you protect yourself from doubts?

●The preservation of the Qur'ān and Sunnah

●The illustrious Imāms of Ahlus-Sunnah have unanimously agreed on not listening to the people of innovation, nor reading from their books.

●Beware of getting close to the innovators.

●The religion will return as something as strange. 

Q&A
●Returning the salam of a caller to innovation, is it allowed?


Lesson Six The 'Aqeedah of Imām ibn Qudamah al-Maqdasī (d.620AH) رحمه الله

●The promise of Allāh to those who hold fast to their religion, even amidst hardship and trial.

●Who are the people of true intellect?

●From the supplications of the believers.

●Indeed, Allāh, the Most High, never breaks His promise.

●The promise of safety and security for the believers — but when will they be granted it?

●What is the truest and greatest form of success?

●The dialogue between the people of Paradise and the people of the Hellfire.

●The false promises and deceptions of Iblees.

●The sermon of Iblees to the people of the Hellfire.





Jumu'ah Khutbah 17/10/2025  The Promise of Allāh and the Betrayal of Iblees

Many people say the muslim’s testimony of faith but dont know what it means.

Abu Hakeem Bilal Davies clarifies the first part the statement “I bear witness that non has the right to be worshipped in truth except Allah”

Abu Khadeejah follows up by clarifying the meaning and conditions attached witht the second part of the testimony – “Muhammad is his slave and final messenger” – Followed by Q & A

Essential lessons for the muslims and a guide and invitation to non muslims to embrace Islam.

The Meaning of a Muslims Testimony of Faith - Abu Hakeem - Part 1 | Manchester

Many people say the muslim’s testimony of faith but dont know what it means.

Abu Hakeem Bilal Davies clarified in the first part the statement “I bear witness that non has the right to be worshipped in truth except Allah” https://soundcloud.com/learnaboutislam/testimony-of-faith-1

Abu Khadeejah in this part follows up by clarifying the meaning and conditions attached with the second part of the testimony – “Muhammad is his slave and final messenger” – Followed by Q&A

Essential lessons for the muslims and a guide and invitation to non muslims to embrace Islam.

The Meaning of a Muslims Testimony of Faith

The Meaning of a Muslims Testimony of Faith - Abu Khadeejah - Part 2 | Manchester

An extract from a lecture delivered by Abu Khadeejah at the Salafi Centre of Manchester during a solar eclipse in April 2010.

Abu Khadeejah explains the wisdom behind eclipses, how the prayer should be performed and what actions one should do.

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The Eclipse Prayer - Abu Khadeejah | Manchester

"O You Who believe, if you fear Allah, Allah will give you a criterion." Anfal 8:29


This verse deals with a few issues. The first is taqwa - an advice which has been given to those before us and in our time.
The definition of taqwa as mentioned by Talq ibn Habib is that you:

- Act in obedience to Him
- Comply with His legislation with ‘ilm hoping for the mercy of Allah
- Leave disobedience to Allah with a light from Allah (‘ilm) based upon that which you have learnt from the legislation, fearing his punishment.

Another explanation of the meaning of taqwa taken from Abu Hurairah is when he asked a person “Have you ever taken a path where there are dangerous obstacles?” and he explained “I would avoid and be cautious it in order not to be harmed by those obstacles and this is taqwa.”

Allah has said that He is not going to leave you just to believe until he distinguishes between those that are impure and those that are pure. He is the One who created life and death to see who is best in good deeds. The one who is from the muttaqoon walks with precaution. You walk carefully for the short time that we are here, be in this world as if you are a stranger. We should be cautious as it relates to taqwa.


As for taqwa in the Quran the command of having taqwa is often attributed to the name of Allah ,for example, in the verse which tells us to fear Allah, The One who you be gathered and the statement “Oh you who believe fear Allah and say a statement that is correct and your actions will be correct.

When Allah mentions His name then taqwa or His Punishment. It means have this cautiousness, fearing His Anger when Allah says to fear Him. If you fear Allah then avoid his anger with ‘ilm. When He mentions taqwa then his punishment, for example in these following verses:

“And Fear the Hellfire that has been prepared for the disbelievers” Aali Imraan 3:131

“And fear fire, the one whose fuel is men and stones that has been prepared for the disbelievers” Baqarah 2:24

“And fear that day that you will return to Allah” Baqarah 2:281


In the statement “Oh you who believe have taqwa” the benefits of having taqwa are that:

- Your actions are accepted.
- Allah does not accept from those who have no taqwa, as it says in The Quran: "Verily, Allah accepts only from those who are Al-Muttaqun” Maidah 5:27
- Allah is with those who have taqwa

In a tafsir of the Quran it is mentioned that this means that He will give you an exit from bidah. If you have taqwa you will not fall into bidah, and those are the people from Ahlus-Sunnah. If you have taqwa he will make you free and distance you from shubhat and misconceptions, and if you have them, you are weak in your taqwa. You are weak in your taqwa if you have doubts about Salafiyyah, fear Allah. There is fitnah everyday, this is from the sunnah. In the hadith of Abdullah ibn Zubair it says that there does not come a time except the one which comes after it worse, and it will get worse. You need this light from Allah (seeking knowledge the Quran and the Sunnah). Abdullah ibn masood said:

"knowledge is not just talking, it is that light which Allah puts in the heart."

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