taught by Abu Iyaad from the works of Shaykh Ubyad

Those Who Believe and Do Not Mix Their Belief

Love And Hate For The Sake Of Allaah

The Three Fundamental Principles

The Three Fundamental Principles - Class #6 - Shaykh Umar Quinn

The Three Fundamental Principles - Class #7 - Shaykh Umar Quinn

The Three Fundamental Principles - Class #8 - Shaykh Umar Quinn

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

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

Madinah Book 01 Lesson 11

[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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The Aqidah of Shaikh Muhammad Bin Abdul Wahhab - Lesson 40

The Means Of Remaining Upright Upon The Religion By Ustaadh Abu Ishaq Nadeem (حفظه الله)

[Ramaḍān 1443/2022] Acting Upon One’s Knowledge - By Abu Khadeejah ‘Abdul Wahid (حفظه الله).

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 Three Fundamental Principles - Class #7 - Shaykh Umar Quinn

Masjid Al-Hidaayah