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How To Keep Your Iman Up After Ramadan? (Khutbah) - Ustādh Abu Muadh Taqweem

Beneficial lecture by our brother Umar Quinn surrounding the importance of the Masjid and some important advice surrounding embarking upon it's establishment. He also touched upon some Islamic history pertaining to how the early communities were centralized around the Houses of Allah. 

Importance Of The Masjid | Umar Quinn

A refutation of the false principles that oppose the methodology of the religion of Islam.
Revolting against rulers and demonstrations etc.

From The Principles That Oppose The Salafi Methodology - Khutbah By Abu Hakeem

The preeminent Muhammad Nasir ud-Deen Al-Albani (may Allah have mercy on him) is asked to explain the narration: {Divorce is invalid in a state of "Ighlaaq" [when the matter is sealed]}

The sheikh gives a beautiful and detailed answer that shows the state a man is required to be in for a divorce to take effect and be deemed valid.

May Allah cause this explanation to be of benefit to us and the people of Islam, ameen.

P.S. Arabic original can be found at the attached link:
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Fiqh of Family matters

Two types of invalid divorce - Muhammad Nasir ud-Deen Al-Albani

Is having sweets of celebrations such as Birthday, Diwali, New Year's etc haram? - Saeed Rhana

Islam's Condemnation of Crime and Murder in Society - A Response to the February 2009 Article in Philadelphia magazine entitled: The Radicals Among Us

A public session was held by our brother Abul-Hasan Maalik Ibn Aadam on February 22nd 2009, at Masjid Muhammad Ibn 'Abdul-Wahhaab in Camden NJ in response to the article printed in this month's issue of 'Philadelphia' magazine, wherein the author: Matthew Teague stated in his article entitled, "The Radicals Among Us":

quote:
And then there's the matter of money - specifically, Saudi money, according to Philadelphia police. The complexities of Middle Eastern religious politics are many, and vast. But it's clear to authorities that Saudi Arabian extremist groups - namely, Wahhabis and Salafis, sects that seek to bring about the return of an Islamic empire - recognize angry young American prisoners as easy targets, and pour money into radicalizing prisoners both during and after their incarceration. "[T]he immense wealth associated with extreme Wahhabism/Salafism makes the religion appealing to inmates,- according to a 2004 study by the U.S. Department of Justice."

Abul-Hasan proceeded to answer the erroneous claims above, in addition to clearly laying out how the Scholars of Saudi Arabia and the Salafis has continually condemned violence, terrorism, murder, drug trafficking and more. Amongst the points covered were:

- criticism of the article, "The Radicals Among Us" written by Matthew Teague for 'Philadelphia' magazine, through the principles of honest journalism, including ethos, pathos and logos
- a clarification of what is Salafism and their stance towards violence, extremism, crime and murder
- An accurate history of what is termed, "Wahhabism"
- Verdicts from the Scholars of Saudi Arabia in unequivocal condemnation of violence and terrorism
- the role that various forms of intoxicants and drugs have played in these recent crimes and what Islam says about substance abuse and drug trafficking
- The position of the Salafi Scholars concerning co-operation with the authorities in crime prevention, including terrorism, hijacking, kidnapping and bombings
- A reply to the erroneous claims of many journalists that the Muslims, especially the Scholars of Saudi Arabia, have not condemned the terrorist acts committed in the name of Islam
- Shaykh 'Ubayd al-Jaabiree, a Saudi Arabian Salafi Scholar, condemns the recent bank robbery and murder of police that occurred recently in Philadelphia, PA and describes such conduct as savage behaviour
- King Abdullah's advice to the people and Scholars of Saudi Arabia after the terrorist events of 9/11
- A call to return to the Scholars of Islam, the people of knowledge, in such affairs

Islam’s Condemnation of Crime and Murder in Society

Text of Aspects of The Days of Ignorance

Dua For Sadness, Distress and Anxiety: its meaning and impact upon us | Abu Inaayah

Class 08 Fiqh Made Easy - What Is Forbidden and Disliked for the One Using Bathroom by Hassan Somali

Advice to Those Attending the Winter Seminar by Moosa Richardson

Chapter 183.7  Inducement towards the Recitation of some Special verses and Surah of the Noble Quran

From the Virtues of Recitng Ayatul-Kursi

Short Benefit by Abu Uwais - A Must Listen!

Points of benefits:

Seeking knowledge 

Travelling for knowledge

Keeping away from bad companionship

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The Regret Of Abandoning Seeking Knowledge - Abu Ukkashah Abdul-Hakim

Upbringing of Children- Mohammed Amin al-Jazairi

16- Explanation Of 'Umdatul-Ahkām Kitābus-Salah - Read by Shaykh Dr. 'Abdulilah Lahmami (حفظه الله)

[En/Ur]
فتنوں کے وقت میں نجات سلف کی راہ کو تھامنے میں ہے - شیخ ابو خدیجہ حفظہ اللہ

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