The Three Fundamental Principles

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The Three Fundamental Principles - Class #9 - Shaykh Umar Quinn

The Three Fundamental Principles - Class #10 - Shaykh Umar Quinn

[05/05/2021] Lesson 40: The Awliyā and the Dead Have no Ability to Aid You in That Which Only Allāh Has Ability (with Q&A on Hijrah) - The 'Aqīdah of Imām Muhammad ibn 'Abdil-Wahhāb - By Abu Khadeejah - Masjid Bin Bāz - London.

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Some points discussed during this lecture:

- The great station of calling to Allāh and the only way it can be attained.
- The one who is not fit for da’wah.
- The reward that awaits those who were upon istiqāmah.
- Shaykh Ibn Bāz (رحمه الله) on the obligation of calling to Allāh.
- A warning against wasting one’s time on social media and other frivolities.
- Five affairs we will all be questioned about on the Day of Judgement.
- The ill effects of social media upon the people and their ability to concentrate.
- A rebuke of those who give no time to seeking knowledge, and the outcome of wasting the years of one’s youth.
- The necessity of noble manners and the best of speech for the one who calls to Allāh.
- ‘Abdullāh b. al-Mubārak (رحمه الله) on what it means to have good manners.
- That which is rectified by having taqwā of Allāh and possessing good manners.
- An encouragement for the student of knowledge to be accommodating, and how he should behave with those who are rude.
- The most complete believers in īmān.
- The true measure of a person’s character.
- The excellent character of the Prophet ﷺ and how our actions oppose his example.
- The forbearance of the Prophet ﷺ when he was stoned in Ṭā’if.
- The need to constantly ask Allāh for steadfastness.
- The difficult times we live in and Islam’s return to being strange.
- The reward for the strangers and a description of who they are.
- Days of patience and the reward for clinging to the Sunnah.
- The link between knowledge and action and the presence of the scholars.

The Characteristics Of The Scholar, The Student And The Caller

A lecture given at Masjīd Uthaymeen Trenton, NJ

The Three Fundamental Principles - Class #10 - Shaykh Umar Quinn

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