Aqidah - Usool at-Thalaatha / Creed - The Three Fundamental Principles

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Shaykh Zayd al Madkhali's Explanation of The Three Fundamental Principles taught by Abu Uwais

Usool Al Thalatha By Abu Uways

Explanation of the Three Fundamental Principles (شرح الأصول الثلاثة ) of Shaykh Zayd al-Madkhalī

3 Fundamental Principles Shaykh Zayd

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works of shaykh zayd

Introduction And Lesson 1   03 - 03 - 2008

Lesson 2   17 - 03 - 2008

Lesson 3  24 - 03 - 2008

Lesson 4  31 - 03 - 2008

Lesson 5  07 - 04 - 2008

8 Pieces of advice by Shaykh Zayd Al Madkhali to his son by Abdulilah Lahmami

A lecture built around the question, ‘What is the Sharīʿah ruling on these numerous Islamic groups, sects and organisations as they are different from each other in their methodologies, styles, calls and beliefs, the very foundations that they are established upon in regards to the ḥadīth that proves that the group that adheres to the truth is only a single group?’

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The Ruling On Splitting Into Groups & Parties - Muḥammad Nāṣir al-Dīn al-Albānī

Give Glad Tidings to the Strangers - ʿAbdullāh ʿAtīq al-Ḥarbī

A Naṣīḥah suited for each and every Muslim. Our brother, Abū ʿUways (raḥimahullāh) covers over 30 imperative matters that we should all strive to implement in our daily lives.

61 Advices for the Muslims - Abū ʿUways

Know this so that you will be able to answer the three questions which you will be asked in your grave. Who is your Lord? What is your Religion? Who is your Prophet?

Explanation of The Three Fundamental Principles by Shaykh Zayd al-Madkhalī

Explanation of The Three Fundamentals by Shaykh Zayd al-Madkhalī - Abū ʿUways

(part 2)  Know this so that you will be able to answer the three questions which you will be asked in your grave. Who is your Lord? What is your Religion? Who is your Prophet?

(Part 3)Know this so that you will be able to answer the three questions which you will be asked in your grave. Who is your Lord? What is your Religion? Who is your Prophet?

(Part 4) Know this so that you will be able to answer the three questions which you will be asked in your grave. Who is your Lord? What is your Religion? Who is your Prophet?

(Part 5) Know this so that you will be able to answer the three questions which you will be asked in your grave. Who is your Lord? What is your Religion? Who is your Prophet?

(Part 6) Know this so that you will be able to answer the three questions which you will be asked in your grave. Who is your Lord? What is your Religion? Who is your Prophet?

(Part 7) Know this so that you will be able to answer the three questions which you will be asked in your grave. Who is your Lord? What is your Religion? Who is your Prophet?

(Part 29) Know this so that you will be able to answer the three questions which you will be asked in your grave. Who is your Lord? What is your Religion? Who is your Prophet?

(Part 30) Know this so that you will be able to answer the three questions which you will be asked in your grave. Who is your Lord? What is your Religion? Who is your Prophet?

(Part 31) Know this so that you will be able to answer the three questions which you will be asked in your grave. Who is your Lord? What is your Religion? Who is your Prophet?

(Part 32) Know this so that you will be able to answer the three questions which you will be asked in your grave. Who is your Lord? What is your Religion? Who is your Prophet?

(Part 33) Know this so that you will be able to answer the three questions which you will be asked in your grave. Who is your Lord? What is your Religion? Who is your Prophet?

The noble teacher, Ustādh Abū Ḥakīm Bilāl Davis, answers the following important question:

“Over the past few years, a group of youth in the West have sought to split the ranks of Ahl al-Sunnah, physically and digitally. They refer to the Salafis as Saʿāfaqah. When you were last here, you explained what this term is but what was the goal/objective of this plot which has now failed completely?”

Sincerity: The Mark of a Muslim

The Aftermath - What Was the Goal of the Now Failed Ṣaʿāfiqah Movement? - Bilāl Davis

- The Reality of This Word is Trials and Tribulations, A Period of Being Tested and Allāh Is the Most Wise

Ustādh Hamzah ʿAbd al-Razzāq is asked about fitnah: hating it, running from it, hiding when it appears, is this the correct position? The noble brother explains that fitnah is a reality of this world. We will be tested and tried, over and over. There is no flawless life. Everyone will taste pain. Ibn al-Qayyim (raḥimahullāh) said: being a human being is a fitnah! Holding together a community is fitnah, facing attacks is fitnah, taking the right position is fitnah. There’s nowhere to run. Allāh has decreed that we will be tested, and then we will be ultimately judged. He explains that if we understood the Book and the Sunnah, we would not say: “I hate fitnah”. We would understand it is to be expected and we have to be firm and resolute, not cowering and running. We should be patient, we should love to defend and protect the Sunnah and its people. Fitnah purifies, fitnah raises (statuses), fitnah diminishes (statuses). In fact, the trials will intensify, becoming more difficult, what will we do? People close to you may betray you, how will you handle it? The person of Sunnah does not say: "I’m tired of fitnah".

Salafis Don’t Say:“I Can’t Take Any More Fitnah”, Rather, They Remain Firm! - Hamzah ʿAbd al-Razzāq

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