Ramadaan

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Islamic lectures

Abu Suhailah Umar Quinn - Eid Al Fitr Khutbah "Whoever Leaves Something For Allah, Allah Will Give Him Something Better!"

Umar Quinn "Whoever Leaves Something For Allah, Allah Will Give Him Something Better!"

Kashif Khan | Having Taqwa in the Month of Ramadan

Having Taqwa in the Month of Ramadan - Kashif Khan

Getting the Most from Ramadan

[Ramaḍān 2014] Beautiful reminder by Abu Abdir-Rahmān Uways Taweel حفظه الله, at Masjid as-Sunnah, Cranford, West London. Introduction by Abu Ishāq Nadeem حفظه الله.

Some points covered during this lecture:

Benefits from the du’ā, “O Allāh You are Oft-Pardoning, You love pardoning, so pardon me.”
The inauthenticity of the addition “Al-Karīm” in the du’ā (i.e. “O Allāh You are Oft-Pardoning and Generous, You love pardoning, so pardon me”).
The meaning of al-‘Afuww.
The Name of Allāh Al-‘Afuww and its mention in the Qur’ān.
The differences between ‘afuww and ghufrān. 
Proof that the sin is forgiven but still written as it relates to ‘ghufrān’. 
The importance of the ‘Aqīdah of Ahlus-Sunnah wal-Jamā’ah and the Names and Attributes of Allāh.
Refutation of the Jahmiyyah and those who negate Allāh’s Names and Attributes.
The three categories of Tawḥīd in this du’ā.
A reminder to not feel satisfied with the ‘ibādah we have done.
The reason we ask Allāh for pardon. 
Ibn Taymiyyah (رحمه الله) regarding Laylatul-Qadr and why the servant should work hard on all of the ten nights.
The Ḥikmah of Allāh in keeping Laylatul-Qadr hidden
Not being deceived by Iblīs and ourselves.

O Allāh, Indeed You Are The One Who Pardons Again And Again... By Uways Taweel

Rulings of Ramadan - From al-Mulakhas al-Fiqhī - Lesson 1

Khutbah: Prepare for Ramadhan

By Ustādh Abu Muādh Taqweem

- It is a beloved month to Allah
- Being consistent on the Quran & Prayer
- Not eating and drinking is the easy part!
- Being a better version of yourself
- Avoid innovation in your Ramadhan
- Start Preparing Today

Prepare For Ramadhan

Tawheed and Ramadan- Telelink with Ustadh Saeed Rhana حفظه الله

Speaker: Shaykh Abu Al-Hassan Malik
Date: Sunday May 19th, 2024
Masjid Al-Fajr

In this lecture Shaykh Abu Al-Hassan Malik (may Allah preserve him) speaks about the importance of occupying ourselves with beneficial knowledge, the perpetual reward that one can receive for spreading it, and the importance of "acting" upon it.

When knowledge is acted upon, that is when it considered "beneficial" for a person.

Additionally, this lecture was given during a day of fundraising in which proceeds goes towards festivities for the upcoming Eid Al-Adha.

Donation Link: https://cash.app/$FajrFundraiser

Importance of Busying Ourselves with Beneficial Knowledge

The Importance of Busying Ourselves with Beneficial Knowledge | Shaykh Abu Al-Hassan Malik

And for this (Paradise) then let those who compete, compete with each other - by Ustaadh Abu Rayhana Yahyaa (حفظه الله)

Lecture 3 of a 4 part series of Ramaḍān Reminders organised by Ahl al-Sunnah of Northern Alberta (Fort McMurray, AB). Shaykh Sulaymān summaries a series of points on Ramadān's special qualities from the works of the illustrious scholar, Shaykh Ṣaliḥ al-Fawzān. 

https://t.me/FMSalafis

The Virtues of Giving Charity

18 Abu Idrees Ramadan 2025

Day 18 30 Themes from 30 Verses: Allāh Is Al-Rabb, The Lord

Approaching Of Ramadhan And The Severity Of Wasting Time By Abu Idrees

Points covered in LESSON 23:

The main point covered in this lesson:
The Third Pillar: A Continuation of the Breakdown of Surah Al-Fātihah

– ‘Iyyāka Na ‘budu’ - You Alone do we worship (meaning, We do not worship anyone except You).
– This is a covenant between the servant and his Lord that he will not worship anyone besides Him.
– ‘Wa iyyāka Nasta’een’ - And from You Alone do we seek assistance.
– This is a covenant between the servant and his Lord that he will not seek assistance in anyone besides Allah.
– ‘Ihdinas-Sirāt-al-Mustaqīm’ - Guide us to the straight path.
– Direct us, show us the way and keep us firm upon the path, which is Islām. It is also believed that it refers to the Messenger ﷺ  and likewise that it refers to the Qur’an. All of these meanings are true. What is meant by ‘Straight’ is that which has no deviations in it.

– Shaikh Abdul Muhsin’s Explanation
– ‘And I did not create the jinn and mankind except to worship Me’ Surah adh-Dhāriyāt 56
– A grammatical point is made in the Arabic language for ‘Iyyāka Na ‘budu’ - You Alone do we worship where it shows that the ‘worship’ is restricted only to Allah.
– The danger of seeking assistance from the Jinn or mankind or those that are not present.
– The permissibility of seeking aid from a person who is present and has the ability.
– ‘Iyyāka Na ‘budu’ - You Alone do we worship 
– This statement contains affirmation and negation - a mention of the Shahādah to explain
– The need for guidance to the straight path is greater than all of their needs.
– This need for guidance is greater than the need for food and drink.
– Guidance to the straight path will bring success in this life and the hereafter.
– Being guided to the straight path contains:
* Truth and Guidance.
* The ability to follow the straight path.
* To remain firm upon the straight path.
* To increase guidance.
– The evidence for this is: ‘And for those who are guided, He increases them in guidance and gives them Taqwa’. Surah Muhammad 17.
– Sirāt - Straight Path - Can mean Islām, the Meseenger ﷺ or the Qur’an.
– Interpretations of the Salaf.
– An example using an ayah with the word ‘Hasanah’.
– ‘Ihdinas-Sirāt-al-Mustaqīm’ - Guide us to the straight path.
– The ones who Allah has bestowed his favours upon are four:
* The Prophets
* The Truthful
* The Martyrs
* The Pious
– The highest level is for the Prophets.
– The Truthful; who is an individual that is very strong in his Eamān, so much so that it repels any doubts.
– The Martyr; the soul is the greatest thing a person possesses, the martyr gives this up to make Islam uppermost.
– The importance of the correct intentions.
– The Pious; are the ones that correct their actions in accordance to the Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ.
– The pious split into 3 categories:
1. The ones who carry out the obligations and draw close to Allah with the supererogatory actions, and abandon the unlawful and distance the doubtful matters and increase in the recommended actions.
2. The ones who only carry out the obligatory acts. They stay away from the Haram but may indulge in the disliked matters. Both of the above 2 will enter Jannah, by the permission of Allah.
3. The ones who have wronged themselves, they are believers, and are people of Tawheed. However, they fall Short with the obligatory commands and fall into some haram. This category falls under the threat of the punishment of the grave and likewise they are under the threat of punishment in the Hellfire. They will eventually enter paradise, by the permission of Allah as they were Muwwahhideen.
– A question regarding Sujūd as-Sahw - the prostration for forgetfulness.
– A question regarding covering the feet for a woman in the prayer.
– A question regarding holding the rulers and leaders to be disbelievers.
– A question regarding seeking aid and assistance from the Jinn and other impermissible matters.
– A question regarding the Aqīqah.

23 Conditions Pillars and Obligations of the Prayer By Abu Idrees

A Prophetic Supplication That Sets Your Priorities for the Hereafter: Sh Hassan Somali

We Need a ramadan - Abu Uwais Abdullah Ali

                              

How Muhammad (Sallallahu Alayhi Wa Salam) And His Companions Were With The People

You Have Reached Ramadhan, Capitalise on it!

Abu Uwais reminds us of the most critical means of the believer for rectifying his situation: consistently seeking authentic knowledge of our religion.

And for this (Paradise) then let those who compete, compete with each other - by Ustaadh Abu Rayhana Yahyaa (حفظه الله)

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